I’ve been in India now for just over 24 hours and it’s been
very hard for me to believe. The flight
was bearable but very disconcerting to my sleep patterns. My first day began at 3:30 AM and was spent
eating and sleeping alternately. Ashwat
and his family are extremely hospitable and have made me feel very comfortable
in their home. For breakfast I was given
dosa and tea, which were both more delicious than expected—perhaps because I
didn’t know what to expect. The cilantro
that was on it was picked wild by Ashwat’s younger brother, Aravind.
Ashwat, my host, works for a software company in
Bangalore. He is very knowledgeable and
in our first conversations told me much about Indian culture and history. Even with all my
background and expectations, India is really more than anyone can imagine.

Revi Uncle (Ashwat's Dad)
I would give him back massages in exchange
for Telugu lessons.

Dakshayini Auntie (Ashwat's Mom)
My mom in India

Ajitashri

Aravind (Ashwat's Brother)
Studying for finals
Revi Uncle (Ashwat's Dad)
I would give him back massages in exchange
for Telugu lessons.
Dakshayini Auntie (Ashwat's Mom)
My mom in India

Ajitashri
Aravind (Ashwat's Brother)
Studying for finals
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