Making a U Through the South of India

Changing a lightbulb in India (I am in orange)

Changing a lightbulb in India (I am in orange)

I write this entry while sweating at the hippie commune of Sadhana Forest in Auroville where Carrie and I are currently living and working for at least two weeks. The events of the entry, however, cover February 15 – 27 as Carrie and I worked our way down the West coast of the country and made a U heading up the East coast. We saw lots of towns and have lots of stories, so enough typing…here we go!

But first, the answer to the age old question…how many Indians does it take to screw in a lightbulb. When one in our bathroom in Kodaikanal went out we learned that the answer is two Indians to watch and supervise and one tall American to actually do the work.

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