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Jennifer and Tsering spoke on the phone one last time the night before her flight back to India.  She told him to check his e-mail messages for her flight arrival time and details so that he could meet her at the airport.  Tsering had already taken a bus to Delhi where he found a room [...]

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The couple checked out of their hotel in Agra the next morning and caught a train back to Delhi.  Jennifer was focused on the upcoming interview and wanted to be sure Tsering was prepared.  During the train ride she quizzed him on all the details and dates that were part of his newly acquired paper [...]

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It was time to say good-bye to Dheradun.  Jennifer and Tsering stopped by the Tibetan sweater market to express their thanks and good wishes to Dolma one last time before boarding the bus outside the Rang Mahal hotel.  Once back in Delhi they tried to check back into the Tashi Delegs house but were told [...]

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The next morning the young couple woke up and went to the Tibetan market to visit Dolma and discuss their next steps on the paper trail.  Tsering handed Dolma his newly acquired birth certificate. “Yagpo duk.  Good!” she said, looking it over and explaining that she was going to bring it to another office where [...]

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Talented artist and friend Zoeann Murphy also created a great promotional video for my book “Lotus Love” that is being published here on the littlemoon blog.  It features some great photographs taken by the family back home in Tibet as well as some of Zoeann’s professional photos from her trip to Tibet.  Check it out!

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Talented artist and friend, Zoeann Murphy, just created this awesome promotional video for our business!  It’s a fun way for our online friends and customers to see what the physical store looks like and meet Tashi and me!  Click on the link below to check it out!        

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The friends took the bus back up the hill to Mcleaod Ganj and parted ways.  It had been a long and fulfilling day.  Jennifer and Tsering went back to their room where they relaxed on the stoop and gazed out at the distant snow-peaked mountains that marked India’s natural border with Tibet.  As Tsering stared [...]

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The Indian bus waited at the end of the settlement on the park side.  It was painted turquoise and colorfully decorated with Indian symbols for peace and good luck such as hearts and swastikas.  Jennifer was amused, imagining that she was about to board an Indian version of the “Magic Bus.”  Passengers passed their luggage [...]

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The taxi pulled off the main road and into a side alley.  A rusted iron gate marked the entrance to the Tibetan settlement called Majnukatilla.  Jennifer paid the driver as Tsering unloaded their baggage.  She reminded Tsering the name of the guesthouse that Mrs. Tashi recommended. “It’s called ‘Tashi Delegs Guesthouse.’  Should we ask someone [...]

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