
Here are some photo's from the last few adventures....
Coming home is always exciting because our city looks so beautiful from the other side of the river.
Here is what it looks like from Arkansas...
And across the bridge from Akansas, before entering Memphis...

The Pyramid, a Memphis landmark...

One of the many old fashioned trolleys in the refurbished downtown area...

Mississippi River, one of our river bridges and the downtown water front at the River Boat dock.

The first pictures were taking from my car, and this was a very cloudy day, so I am sure it doesn't look as beautiful as it normally does!! I just love our city though. It has so much to offer.
Lakshmi's new dress for IndiaFest:
We are in the process of getting our new Indian clothing for IndiaFest, coming up on the 20th of August. I will be doing Kid's Corner at IndiaFest again this year, and all of us will be representing the family at various points. Me in Kid's Corner, Lakshmi dancing, and Ravi and Priya in the fashion show. Then at the evening events, which will go two days, Ravi and I will attend the professional music programs, a live classical dance program, and a live popular music program as well. We need to be dressed well for these events. It has been fun finding the clothing. I will be making lengha choli's for Lakshmi and Priya for fun, but we have some seriously beautiful threads! A friend of mine is in Tulsa, Oklahoma right now at the India Adoptee program and she purchased Ravi two kurta pyjama's, and Priya one beautiful green lengha choli. I am totally indebted to her because all I could find was a cheap chenile type lengha choli at a local Indian store, and it had stains! Yuck!

Here is a photo of Lakshmi playing dress-up.
Lakshmi dressing up in scarves. She loves to do this and makes dresses, skirts, sari's, pants, blouses and more with all the scarves, then calls herself a "princess"! How cute! She has her "hoochi mama" halter top on, as a sarong style outfit. She also has a beautiful golden tan for this summer. This is probably the darkest she has ever been. Her skin just absorbs the sun like nothing else.Okay, enjoy! I don't want you all to think all we ever do is worry about custody issues! : )
Jyotsna
1 comment:
What great photos! I've always wondered about how the Mississippi area looks. I especially love the Ramses statue in front of the pyramid -- Memphis is the Greek word for Luxor, the ancient capital of Egypt. Alexander the Great named it that, I believe. :)
Nice clothing pictures too!
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