Another in my series of things people sell at traffic lights. This guy is selling window shades and phone chargers. Very sensible.
It was Holi today. We ended up going to a friend's house and getting completely covered in coloured powder and water, but I forgot to take photos so you'll have to make do with this one of the water fight the boys had in the street in the morning instead.
There are tons of little puppies on the streets at the moment. I guess it must be that time of year. Look at this sweet little thing.
There are some great cycle rickshaw seats in old Delhi. I love the patterns on the metal.
This has got to be one of the weirdest matchboxes around. Even weirder is the fact that I found it on the anniversary of the disappearance of MH370. How strange is that? Anyway - so now we know that matchbox designers in India have an ironic / black sense of humour: 'MEGA safety matches'?
I was still in Hyderabad on the 2nd of March, but I don't have a photo from there, so I'm uploading this one of a this random poster that's posted on a column of a building down the road from my office. For no apparent reason.
Here's me doing an interview for our global teachingenglish.org.uk website with one of the presenters from the conference. If you want to, you can watch the video here. I'm wearing a sari because the whole team was supposed to wear 'ethnic wear' on the last day (that's what people actually call it which is slightly weird). Anyway. I had lots of nice comments but also one person who told me that I was walking as if I was wearing trousers and I need to walk differently when I'm wearing a sari and another guy who said 'Madam you look very nice, but you looked nicer yesterday.'
