Stacey just left India after a 10 day visit. I miss her so much. We had such a great time. It was so fun to show her where I live and to be with her when she experienced the craziness that India has to offer. She was one of my three favorite visitors. (Dana and mom being the other two!!!!)
I met Stacey in Delhi. We spent a couple of days in Delhi before we took a four and half hour drive to see the Taj. (a little crazy that it was my third time visiting the Taj in Agra). We spent less then twenty four ours in Agra before we drove back to Delhi. The next morning we left to go to Udaipur. I had been to Udaipur before with Dana but..... there is so much to do that I felt like I was in another city. We went for great dinners, massages and a wonderful hike through the mountains. I think we agreed the hiking was one of the best parts of our trip.
After Udaipur we flew to Goa where Stacey spent the rest of her time. I brought her to Children Walking Tall so she could meet all the cute children that I have forever been talking about. Stac was lucky enough to be here for the first Wednesday market, which is one of the most fun parts about being in Goa. We did some many other fun activities; kayaking, eating at my favorite restaurants, massages, swimming, and visiting the Dudgsagar Waterfalls (which Allan and i had never been to).
I think that we did pretty much everything that Goa has to offer. I hope Stacey still has energy for her trip to Jordan and Thailand. I was so excited to have her here that I realized after she left that I did not give her a chance to relax. Opps!!!!
Now Allan and I are getting ready for a two week visit back to Chicago. We arrive on the 18th of November. We can't wait to see everyone!!!!!!
Saturday, November 15, 2008
gurdwara bangla sahi sikh temple in delhi. this has been the most interesting thing i have done in delhi so far. it was so beautiful. if you are interested to learn more about this click on the link below http://www.exploredelhi.com/places-of-worship/gurudwara-bangla-sahib.html 
Friday, November 14, 2008
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