Day 4:
Spent literally all day at the FRRO office trying to register with the government, only to be told that we were missing some forms and have to come back. So onto a more interesting topic…
Spent literally all day at the FRRO office trying to register with the government, only to be told that we were missing some forms and have to come back. So onto a more interesting topic…
It seems like in America we define so many things by
appearance. There’s a certain “look” to wealth and a certain “look” to poverty.
And the majority of the time it seems like people are influenced by these looks
and pressured into following a specific standard. But here in India it’s
completely different….. trash everywhere, cows that get right-of-way in the
road, pollution, noise, poverty, wealth…. All right next to each other. The
interesting part is that the people seem completely unaffected by it all. In
America, people would be appalled with the trash or by having to ride a noisy
rickshaw through tons of traffic and pollution. But here, people grow up in
this environment and really just seem unfazed by it all.
Also fun fact about India: the steering wheel is on the
right side of all cars!
Sounds like you're seeing some amazing stuff and learning some valuable things! Look at you go, you Global Citizen, you! Can't wait for you to start your internship at the hospital so that I can read all about it.
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely an eye-opening experience, that's for sure! I can't wait to start the internship either! I'm visiting the hospital today and then start for good on Monday- soo excited!
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