We’re a biggish group of 30 persons and it should be terrific, but do you realise what this opens up the possibilities of, people? Snow! Yes, S-N-O-W! I’m so excited and also a little worried that it might not actually snow while we’re there. Now this might seem absurd to those of you who’re quite used to it – in fact, I have a cousin now in Albany, USA, who’s utterly depressed by the white around her – but I’ve never seen snow. Well, only in a there-yonder-on-the-mountain-peak kinda way but never touched it, never been snowed upon as in snowflakes on my nose and eyelashes. Cross my fingers and we shall see.
Back in 10 days. In the meantime, Happy Christmas everyone, and Happy New Year.
6 comments:
you never know it might just snow there these days. December last week is great for snow. You could probably plan for nainital too
- amit
Now now now .... i am amazed , the reason u can ask later (multiple reasons!) .... a famous sher by Sahir brought me to ur blog .... nice posts .... Merry Christmas to u too ...
damn, I have yet to see snow...
before you translated the title of the post, i wondered why you were getting exclamatory about the wheel of time.
just curious, how do you say wheel of time, then?
also, hope you had a very merry christmas, and wish you a lovely new year.
Amit: yep, we timed it right, but didn't do Nainital, unfortunately.
Rambler: Thanks. Why are you amazed? Very intriguing - tell, tell.
Monk: you must, you must *hums in most superior manner*
Deepa: that would be kaalachakra, I guess. Thankoo much, wish you the same.
yes, a happy new year to you too..
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