This blog documents my journey in the kitchen from Pav Bhaji to Pesarettu, from Baked Ravioli to Fried Rice and from Cinnamon Sticks to Pizza. A special thanks to my generous mom who let me wander into her kitchen and bug her with questions that she couldn't possible answer with a straight face:). To good food and good life!!!
Monday, October 22, 2007
My Navarathri Golu
These are pics of my Golu this year. My hubby was very nice and built the golu padis after multiple trips to home depot this year. We didnt really get much time to do other stuff like park and other peripheral decorations but hopefully next year. I also bought some dolls from Michaels (Thanksgiving couple, birds, halloween pumpkin garden, etc) :) .... The rangoli on the side is done with rice flour mixed with some water and comes out really well on the hardwood floor but as you can see I had alignment issues ;) .....Oh well you always learn something new! The Japanese dolls on the third step from the top were a gift from my friend Vindhya and I loved how well they went with the rest of my international souvenirs that I put up to fill up the steps. I called that my international step. So far I have "Ashtalakshmi set", Karthikeyan, "Marapachi" couple and some others. I plan to buy some more in India this year.
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8 comments:
How beautiful! I love the lights!:))
Smita....Lovely Golu......Nice decoration....Wish we had more close-up shots :-)
Asha: Thank you:) Those are lights from my christmas tree:)
Sirisha: I am working on it. Will post more when I have them:)
That looks gorgeous, Smita! Very festive!
Thanks Nupur:)
Nice Golu . Congrats for keeping the traditions alive. I live in Dallas and have kept the Golu this year for the second year and even my American neighbor kids love it and have presented me with American dolls for my collection. I have an international step also:) Gud job.
Thanks Rohini. Do send me pics of your internal step as well:)
Smite, lovely golu. Could you tell me how your hubby put the steps together so that I can do the same. Please give me step by step instructions if you don't mind. Thanks
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