you and me both! india is my true home..and i wish i could live there full time! one day i will~
Last winter I needed to get out of a dreary Minnesota winter. I could feel seasonal affective disorder creeping over me. I had vacation time and money, but no travel partner. After wrestling with the idea for awhile, I decided to go to the Big Island of Hawaii by myself (stayed at a cool place called Kalani--Google it!). I had never traveled so far by myself before and it was alternately scary and exhilarating. To think of traveling alone to India absolutely floors me! Would you write more about that experience? I'm hesitant to go there even with a group--lots of fears come up (bandits, stress, disease, being emotionally overwhelmed by the poverty), yet, as a 25-year yoga practitioner, India also calls to me. I'd love to hear more about your thoughts on a woman traveling alone...SierraP.S. I'm the one who recommended your blog to Beliefnet; it was great to see they liked it, too!
Sierra, thank you for reading my blog!If you want to read more about my Indian adventures and how I got to India in the first place, please go back to the beginning of this blog in 2005. the meaty stuff about India starts in January this year...and if you really want to go to India, please log on to http://www.indiamike.com, the ONLY travel site you'll ever need for India. Lots of stuff there about solo women traveling alone, first-time India experiences, etc. enjoy!
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you and me both! india is my true home..and i wish i could live there full time! one day i will~
Last winter I needed to get out of a dreary Minnesota winter. I could feel seasonal affective disorder creeping over me. I had vacation time and money, but no travel partner. After wrestling with the idea for awhile, I decided to go to the Big Island of Hawaii by myself (stayed at a cool place called Kalani--Google it!). I had never traveled so far by myself before and it was alternately scary and exhilarating. To think of traveling alone to India absolutely floors me! Would you write more about that experience? I'm hesitant to go there even with a group--lots of fears come up
(bandits, stress, disease, being emotionally overwhelmed by the poverty), yet, as a 25-year yoga practitioner, India also calls to me. I'd love to hear more about your thoughts on a woman traveling alone...
Sierra
P.S. I'm the one who recommended your blog to Beliefnet; it was great to see they liked it, too!
Sierra, thank you for reading my blog!
If you want to read more about my Indian adventures and how I got to India in the first place, please go back to the beginning of this blog in 2005. the meaty stuff about India starts in January this year...
and if you really want to go to India, please log on to http://www.indiamike.com, the ONLY travel site you'll ever need for India. Lots of stuff there about solo women traveling alone, first-time India experiences, etc.
enjoy!
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