Tirupathi
Finally! We made it to Tirupathi!
Both DH and I are not exactly the religious sort - we hardly follow any of the rituals or do any of the poojas. How the Tirupathi thing happened is a bit of a mystery - it kind of just grew on us, I guess, till it became imperative we visit the place.
Anyway, after many annulled plans, we got going. My mom and dad came along too, and D. - well, what can I say? D. was an absolute gem - so co-operative and unfussy (is that a word??)
Everything went off so smoothly - just the opposite of all the nightmares we had, after listening to stories and stories about vehicles breaking down, accidents, 4 hour waits for the darshan...phew! it was a breeze compared to what we expected! (If you're interested, mail me, and I can send you all the details of the arrangements.) Of course, it helped that we chose mid-week and the off-season for our trip.
D.'s first trip, I think, was memorable, and very, very enjoyable!
Both DH and I are not exactly the religious sort - we hardly follow any of the rituals or do any of the poojas. How the Tirupathi thing happened is a bit of a mystery - it kind of just grew on us, I guess, till it became imperative we visit the place.
Anyway, after many annulled plans, we got going. My mom and dad came along too, and D. - well, what can I say? D. was an absolute gem - so co-operative and unfussy (is that a word??)
Everything went off so smoothly - just the opposite of all the nightmares we had, after listening to stories and stories about vehicles breaking down, accidents, 4 hour waits for the darshan...phew! it was a breeze compared to what we expected! (If you're interested, mail me, and I can send you all the details of the arrangements.) Of course, it helped that we chose mid-week and the off-season for our trip.
D.'s first trip, I think, was memorable, and very, very enjoyable!
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