September 15th, 2008

Save your Lunch at Office

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed or email alerts. Thanks for visiting!Had your lunch stolen from your work fridge more than once? Use this trick to gross out your office mates and save your lunch. Lifehacker loved it too.

May 17th, 2008

Fat People Cause High Food Prices?

Now since we are blaming all and sundry for rising food prices across the world, why not include everyone’s whipping boy, the fat people? In a letter published Friday in the medical journal Lancet, two scientists write that obese people are disproportionately responsible for high food prices and greenhouse gas emissions because they consume 18% [...]

March 20th, 2008

Culinary Delights aboard a Cruise

This is part deux of our honeymoon cruise to the Caribbean series.
One of the primary selling points of a cruise is the all-you-can-eat food once you are aboard. The best part about a cruise is that the price includes the top three hassles of traveling – accommodation, food, and travel. While you are technically traveling [...]

January 15th, 2008

Chapatis for Peace

We bought wheat flour (atta) for nearly twice its regular price yesterday. I wondered why the sudden shortage in supply (remember the dal crisis a few months back?). The shopkeeper had no clue. Then I read Nitin’s post on the wheat flour crisis in Pakistan. I hadn’t heard of a similar crisis in India so [...]

November 19th, 2007

Brazos Valley Worldfest

This weekend was slightly different from the other mundane ones as we continue to countdown to our day of departure. Texas A&M University’s International associations got together and hosted the first Brazos Valley Worldfest in historic downtown Bryan. Bryan is College Station’s twin city and is more like small town American complete with Main Street, [...]

November 7th, 2007

The Falafel Trail

When you think that racial profiling cannot get any more stupid, we come across yet another strategy by the United States counter-terrorism department that makes us think that everyone up there are morons.
Like Hansel and Gretel hoping to follow their bread crumbs out of the forest, the FBI sifted through customer data collected by San [...]

December 1st, 2006

It is not bad for me?

Top 10 BAD things that are actually GOOD for you. Only if we knew this before. Sigh! Yet it is not too late.

March 2nd, 2006

Beta Restaurant

Apparently, a restaurant Butterfield 8 is getting bad press for charging full rates even though they are still in ‘beta mode’.

December 13th, 2005

Enjoying Bahrain

I am having the time of my life here in Bahrain. The food simply has been awesome and now I realize why Ash was so eager to get back home to have her mom’s cooking. Also, I am beginning to understand the real reasons behind my brother’s decision to return to India. Truly, the way [...]

November 22nd, 2005

Early Thanksgiving

Ash and I celebrated an early Thanksgiving this past weekend. Celebrating Thanksgiving is as simple as hogging traditional American dinners consisting of turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, French bean casserole, and a plethora of pies. We had a typical international student thanksgiving dinner at a local Baptist Student ministry. Although it was advertised for $2, no [...]


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