Sockets and plugs are the old English system with three and two pin, as below…. it’s 240 volts.
It’s easy to buy a low cost converter in India like this …
So it’s unecessary to buy one of those expensive fly-anywhere-converters
We ask our guests to use the USB phone chargers in the adapters in each of our lounges. …
There’s regular power cuts. It’s not a problem for long but at Mysore Bed and Breakfast we have a UPS — uninterrupted power supply, on each floor, (assuming it’s working) 🤔.
Since Punith introduced us I’ve realised how much Anjali is a real star
She got married today. Every wedding is same but different, down to caste, experience, attitude and get-on-ableness of the generations, so it’s not unlike absolutely everything else in consistently inconsistent India.
We cycled through the countryside, along the national highway, through the suburbs and on my cycle route around Chamundi Hill.
The countryside behind Kaliyuvamane Layouts are planned New friends Preetham and PreetiWhoopsaround the backside of Chamundi HillChai stop at LalithdripuraBreakfast stop Back home at Mysore Bed and Breakfast
Stopping to chat as people wondered what it was all about.
Look at the name on the last trading permit. Just visible in the shadow of the receipt.
It’s since been corrected from 🍞 to 🛌
New one issued in a jiffy. When things work in India they really do
Zonal office number nine of the Mysore City Corporation.
The first woman sent me to the wrong desk instead of the one next to her! No problem as everything went smoothly. The bank, pay Rs 5184 plus penalty of Rs 778Entered in a ledger and rubber stamped again. Permit gets printed and stampedMs helpful I’m overcome. So speedy. Wobbly chais stops swoon
I had to pay a penalty as my application was late. Should have submitted it at the beginning of the financial year. I didn’t as we only reopen now so not been trading.
Next I have to register with the Foreigners Regional Registration Office.
I’m hesitant as I wish to hang out in the glow of: it-all-worked-well a little bit longer.
Kaveri and her mum Chandrika Raising the flag Kaveri singing on the rightChildren marching Audience of well wishers including Paul from France. Stephen and Paul Paul, Mani, Kaveri and Chandrika Kaveri on the right
Manjula keeping her watchful eye, caring kindness and wonderful presence. Ani arrives back from the US en route to Bylakuppe. After retiring as psychologist in the US she became a Tibetan Buddhist nun
Sowbaghya is in charge, looking after the house and menagerie while I’m away.
Waiting to go for a walk, together. Even growing cucumber We’ve been waiting to see the beautiful flower, Manjula’s favourite but missed its full glory.
So here, from a few years ago, are the two beauties together