Well as usual we had a Hindi lesson - I'm really enjoying learning a new language and can't wait to put it into practice, which is sometimes difficult as I keep on forgetting what to say :S
We went to Laxmi road and Phule market in the afternoon, which was fun even though it took us a while to find one and other after our rickshaws took us in different directions. After some searching we managed to find bangle alley, which meant i could finally get some glass bangle :) We also went to the fruit market and I brought some pomegranates
(6 for less than a pound - I'm still shocked about the cost of things here, however, you have to be wary as some traders do try to rip you off as your not a local), fresh fruit ad veg is the one thing I am really missing at my stay at Sangam so I was thrilled with my purchase. For dinner we went to Kirti's, who is our; yoga, embroidery and now cooking teacher. The dinner was also a cooking lesson, we learned how to roll a chapatti, how to make chai and a several other things.
It was really nice to have dinner out in an environment other than Sangam or a restaurant. We had dinner with Kirti, her sister and her brother they were all very welcoming and it was great to have a different group of people to talk to. They also suggested loads of places we might want to visit which was brilliant and made us think that we better start planing.
We went to Laxmi road and Phule market in the afternoon, which was fun even though it took us a while to find one and other after our rickshaws took us in different directions. After some searching we managed to find bangle alley, which meant i could finally get some glass bangle :) We also went to the fruit market and I brought some pomegranates 
(6 for less than a pound - I'm still shocked about the cost of things here, however, you have to be wary as some traders do try to rip you off as your not a local), fresh fruit ad veg is the one thing I am really missing at my stay at Sangam so I was thrilled with my purchase. For dinner we went to Kirti's, who is our; yoga, embroidery and now cooking teacher. The dinner was also a cooking lesson, we learned how to roll a chapatti, how to make chai and a several other things. 
It was really nice to have dinner out in an environment other than Sangam or a restaurant. We had dinner with Kirti, her sister and her brother they were all very welcoming and it was great to have a different group of people to talk to. They also suggested loads of places we might want to visit which was brilliant and made us think that we better start planing.
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