And I thought backpacking with a baby bump is cumbersome. Traveling with a newborn or infant is on a higher level of difficulty – well, more like on a different insane dimension… much challenging than the countless treks I did (no matter how long they lasted), or getting lost in translation, or hopping on dodgy…
Author: Gay Mitra
Snapshot Saturday: Bali Bust
Hot Springs In The Cold
It took a hair-pulling half hour to pack the jeep with passengers. Our then two-month old daughter was getting fidgety. My legs were deadened for getting stuck in an awkward position, and couldn’t stretch them because the floor was occupied by sacks of rice and baskets filled with farm produce. Baguio City’s full on frigid…
Snapshot Saturday: Bluer Than Blue
California Dreamin’
Snapshot Saturday: Morning View
Accidentally America
Obviously not keen on acquiring this visa. Photo taken at home. Just woke up, without changing clothes, without fixing my hair. It was one heck of a surprise. A free trip to a country that’s nonexistent on the bottom most part of our travel bucket list. And it’s all because of a lavish French boss….
Snapshot Saturday: Brilliant Nest
Snapshot Saturday: Javanese Jump Shot
Eurotel Event: Baguio Bliss 2011 Part 2
… and I almost forgot about this! Remember two months ago when I was raving about a blissful Baguio weekend care of Eurotel? I ended my post promising to write about our karaoke session which the hotel management arranged for us. Obviously, I haven’t written about it yet nor about the tour they organized for…









