Mom said that sounded like a super cereal. I said that sounded like a blog-entry title. Whatever.<\/p>\n
The point is, we\u2019re out of power. We lost it at around 8:15 pm after one hour and fifteen minutes of waiting for supper. We lost power twice already today, from ten to eleven and two-thirty to three-thirty. Those were planned, though, to ration out electricity in Rajasthan. This last one started with a flash of light and then\u2026 darkness except for where there are annoying people with batteries.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s only been an hour, true, but it seems like a lifetime. At supper at the Little Tibet restaurant after the power went out, the couple at the table next to us started talking loud (-er than before). They were playing Bananagrams and used his lighter\/flashlight to see. They\u2019ve been everywhere we have in the same order in India (\u201cthis trip,\u201d he said) except for Udaipur. I\u2019m not sure where that is other than it is in northern India.<\/p>\n
We\u2019re already drenched in sweat now that we\u2019re inside and it\u2019s so stuffy. Ugh. I hope they solve the problem soon. Ciao!<\/p>\n
Okay, this kind of loses the effect but the power is back on!!! It is 9:50 pm. Thank goodness!!! Ciao!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Mom said that sounded like a super cereal. I said that sounded like a blog-entry title. Whatever. The point is, we\u2019re out of power. We lost it at around 8:15 pm after one hour and fifteen minutes of waiting for … Continue reading