Time flies by way too quick when you’re having fun. And that would precisely explain what I’ve been up to lately. Loads of fun. I also had a great opportunity to visit mum and dad during the Diwali — the festival of light and spend some quality time in India with them. Though it was a relatively short visit and time flew by so quick, the few days in India sure were a trip down my memory lane of familiar smells, tastes, sounds and everything in-between.
On my way up to Singapore I kicked back and put my feet up with the recent New York Times Bestseller ‘Skinny Bitch‘ only to realise I wouldn’t have have enough time to read… somehow I’ve always had the good fortune to meet amazingly interesting people when travelling alone… and there, I bumped into Belinda and the next eight hours to Singapore disappeared in thin air of non-stop high altitude symbiosis, … We chatted the whole time through; drank, got drunk, shopped and off the plane we had hot coffee and yummy pretzels before we went different ways. She was headed to Malé and me to Kolkata (Calcutta).
My travel to India was a breeze and I got in the swing of things rather easy but to get back to it all when coming back to Sydney it did take a while. I look forward to writing my experience in more detail during the year end break.
i am looking for information on singapore , i heard that they planning singapore to be the monte carlo of the east - anyway i wish you all the best on your post
Very jealous Mr K! Next time I’ll definitely be travelling with you to see the sites of India.
Can’t wait to read more about your trip.
DS
It would be a lot of fun Mr. D! We should so do it. I want to visit Goa, Taj and Pune of course other that the usual ones we plan to anyway.
AND ME TOOOOOOO!!!!!!!! I AM GOINGGGGGGG!!!!!!
Yeah, holidays always go by so quick. 2 and a half weeks spent with my family in Malaysia went by so quickly
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Glad you had such a great time - brings back memories - hard to believe I was there this time last year!
You were indeed! Hopefully it won’t be that long again for my next visit. I had so much fun in the way of catching up with family that I want to write it all and yet when I do start I just don’t know where to begin… will get there eventually am sure
Not to mention there would be some photos to go along too! 
We get very nostalgic feeling when we tread the path of yesteryears. We like to see where we were and what the place has become. We also like to show our present relations about places where we have grown. It’s something like visiting your old home. I know how you felt on your visit to India. Next time visit Pune where you used to live and we use to have great time.
it’s great to hear that u had such a nice time in india…hope that will make u come back soon…and that will make us happier than u!your india tour may have been gud but it is me who had the best experience…meeting u….rather knowing u and spending quality time with u….looking forward to have the same experience again..
Rudra: I so would have loved to visit Pune last time around but time doesn’t always work to our advantage. I surely hope we visit Pune next time and Goa is top on the list. I would love to trace back the path as they say of places I used to frequent, study… now that makes me feel old and crone but hey we sure getting there quick enough
Life begins at 40 they say.. 
Pinky: How very sweet of you to leave a comment. It was indeed a pleasure to meet you and to have your company all the way to Singapore, we did have a lot of fun. Not to mention the dinner at 2am!! Boy I was starving that night! I hope you two love birds plan to visit Sydney oneday we’d love to see you down under.