Above – The display of Ramamani and Guruji with the plaque. I posted this a couple days ago, but it was unfinished. It looks to me like there is also some wet concrete around it (I should have left a handprint!). I checked two times today to see if it was done, and then while I was observing the 6pm class this evening I heard the chiseling tool hard at work. I’ll take a better photo tomorrow in the daylight.

Below, rickshaw driver, Amin. Amin also speaks English and is a favorite among the students at the Institute. He’s highly reliable, very friendly and honest. Honesty goes a long way here when it comes to rickshaw drivers. 

Horn please.

Cow. Again.

Gecko! I found this little guy (or girl) hanging out in our kitchen this morning. Such a score! It’s only about 1 1/2″ long.

Now here’s a safe and comfortable ride.

FaceTime with the grandkids. On top is Sparty. He’s wondering when I’m going to pop out of the iPad and play with him.

And here’s Maya. I’m only sometimes allowed to see an entire face. But beggars can’t be choosers, and I’ll take whatever I can get whenever I can get it.

This morning was Prashant’s class at 7am. We started out in Sirsasana (headstand) with a lot of variations. Tomorrow I’m hoping Geetaji will be teaching the 9:30 women’s class again. I get to sleep in a little tomorrow.

Blogged on Amma’s MacBook from iNdia with LOVE!