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The Malayala Martin: You Are What You Eat ::Issue 3::
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Full of sound and fury, but with some significance. You Are What You Eat : Issue 3:. Malayala Martin Approved Links. Tuesday, May 13, 2008. You Are What You Eat : Issue 3:. This week I bring you the exciting world of Christian marraige. As opposed to the Hindu wedding feast, the Christian wedding feast is famous for one thing - meat, meat and more meat. The first course is a pancake like thing called "appam" and a couple of curries. Posted by Rob Martin. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Malayala Martin: A (Jesus) Fish Story
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Full of sound and fury, but with some significance. A (Jesus) Fish Story. Malayala Martin Approved Links. Tuesday, December 18, 2007. A (Jesus) Fish Story. Fishing has become a very romantic notion in my mind. I haven’t fished for years, but when I was just a little guy my grandpa would take me fishing every summer. I had absolutely no skill. Grandpa set up the rod and reel, put the worm on the hook, cast the line and then handed me the pole. Why shouldn’t they follow? Each time we meet we begin by singi...
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Return of the Inquisitor | Spoke in the Wheel
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Spoke in the Wheel. June 6, 2011 / John Thomas. Return of the Inquisitor. What if he comes to know things he should not be knowing? What if he turned into yet another rebel, conspiring to bring down the Catholic Church? Such was the fear. Larr; The Pharisees of Today. Revisiting ‘The Passion of Joan of Arc’ →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.
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September | 2007 | Spoke in the Wheel
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Spoke in the Wheel. Archive for September, 2007. I teach history at the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Guwahati, Assam. Prison Reforms needed - not a Sanaullah for a Sarabjit is.gd/HeT34A. A daughter remembers: on eric hobsbawm #history. Justice: The Biggest Casualty on the Cross thomas-john.blogspot.in/2013/03/justic. Rape Cultures in India: Pratiksha Baxi: wp.me/pcwAA-3Pz. Need to Agitate Beyond The Biology Of Rape By Shantanu Mehra countercurrents.org/mehra231212.htm.
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The Worshippin People | Spoke in the Wheel
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Spoke in the Wheel. September 21, 2007 / John Thomas. There is a prayer here, there is a prayer there. There is a prayer in the morning, there is a prayer in the evening. There is a collective prayer, there is a personal prayer. There is a fast and prayer, there is an eat and prayer. There is a speakin in tongues prayer, there is an all too familiar language prayer. There is a prayer here, there is a prayer there. There is a song here, there is a song there. There is a slow song, there is a fast song.
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Charlotte in India: October 2005
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From August 2005 to August 2006, I lived in India. This was a year full of challenges, humor, and growth, all documented here. Monday, October 31, 2005. On Saturday, Jenika and I accompanied some school children on a picnic. We were away from 8 o’clock in the morning until midnight, which made it impossible for me to avoid using a public restroom. And what are public restrooms in India? Squatters, of course. So, when the urge hit, the only thing I could think was, Here we go again. Go against your parent...
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Charlotte in India: May 2006
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From August 2005 to August 2006, I lived in India. This was a year full of challenges, humor, and growth, all documented here. Wednesday, May 31, 2006. Get Ready to Get Wet! My ninth month in India has ended, and, along with it, the unbearable summer of South India. As June approaches, we here are so thankful for the break in temperatures, the cool breeze blowing, and, yes, even the massive amounts of rain. Posted by Charlotte at 3:39 PM. Monday, May 29, 2006. It’s not a big deal; it’s barely two America...
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Kyle the Keralite: September 2006
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Wednesday, September 27, 2006. Things You Should Know About India. 1 Curry for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. South Indian food is amazing, but variety is not its strong point. Breakfast is dosha or apomb (styles of rice flour pancakes) with curry or spicy coconut chutney. Lunch is always rice with a curry and various vegetable side dishes. Dinner is chapathee or parota (flat bread) with a curry. Everything is spicy. 2 Men hold hands and wear a skirt. 3 Few traffic rules, no seat belts, and no road rage.
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Kyle the Keralite: December 2006
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Wednesday, December 20, 2006. I could eat 750 idlis and 5 buckets of payasam, but 5kg of bananas.that's just obscene. Sunday, December 10, 2006. How could I almost forget this one? 7 Epilepsy - from the strobe-like flashing that occurs whenever I turn on a flourescent light. Sunday, December 03, 2006. Dieseases I Will Likely Contract in India. 1 Diabetes - From eating all that ladoo (what I have termed "the 'betes bomb"). 4 Any number of diseases of the bowels. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 7 Epilepsy - .
