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Visiting Padmanabhapuram Palace, Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu

Deepthi Murali November 22, 2016
Padmanabhapuram Palace, Thuckalay, Tamil Nadu
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It’s that time of the year again - Halloween stores are open y’all! This is one scary baby eh? Wildflowers in the city. Today’s moment of Zen. It’s also really stupid that I am making me more use of the lakefront trails now that I live farther away from them. #Chicago Moment of zen. Also, how much should I water my succulent? #home #homedecor This city. Sigh. ❤️ #Chicago That’s an aerial photo of #Kerala after the floods y’all, ya water, not a brown background. We need help. Donate if you can. My American friends, gentle reminder than 1 USD is 69.83 Indian Rupees right now! You’ll be donating 70 times more than you’d be otherwise. :) Will send a link to the donation portal if you leave a comment. #RebuildKerala For people in Bangalore, there are collection centers to donate for #KeralaFloods - bus leaves at 3pm IST on 17th I think. Please confirm. #bangalore #kerala #keralafloods #nowreading #phd From Paulino Bartolomeo’s ‘Voyage to the East Indies’ (published 1796). #Kerala friends, sharing the numbers of volunteers (via @fragments_ofhope ) who can be reached if the district authorities’ phones are busy. #keralafloods Back in business y’all! Getting this PhD done!! #lastyear (may be) #phd #chicago This is Johnnies, a small breakfast/brunch/lunch place tucked into the street that leads to the uber cool restaurants of West Loop. It’s mostly frequented by police officers and construction workers. Of all the places near where I used to live before, this is the one I have missed the most. I’ll tell you why. I walked in today after over 7 months of not visiting. The waitress here, one of the warmest human beings I have ever met, knows most regulars by name. And here’s the tear-jerker part: she not only recognized me, she remembered that I’d been away and gave me a giant warm welcome back hug. She is the person who made my kid a fan of waffles and sausages (all the time in India he would ask for the Mickey Mouse waffles at Johnnies). Johnnies’ customer for life. #chicago #chicagofood
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