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16. Tabla or dholki? Lucky you...

Sat Mar 19, 2016, 08:08 AM

Mar 2016

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A rare selfie that I think was a really good shot (but not because of me) [View all] Recursion Mar 2016 OP

A beautiful woman! angstlessk Mar 2016 #1

Awesome pic! JustAnotherGen Mar 2016 #2

Oh yes Recursion Mar 2016 #11

Beautiful~ democrank Mar 2016 #3

Thanks for sharing Fairgo Mar 2016 #4

Beautiful photo!! bravenak Mar 2016 #5

WOW Lazy Daisy Mar 2016 #6

At the age of 28 she fled Dhaka during the Partition Recursion Mar 2016 #9

Tabla or dholki? Lucky you... Surya Gayatri Mar 2016 #16

Tabla, and the smaller one of those Recursion Mar 2016 #17

I hope she's passed on her priceless knowledge to many Surya Gayatri Mar 2016 #19

Totally! Recursion Mar 2016 #26

so this is your wife's aunt? florida08 Mar 2016 #7

As I said below, we asked her Recursion Mar 2016 #12

Lovely lady. My mother is 96, too, but she doesn't look that good. Surya Gayatri Mar 2016 #8

We asked her: Recursion Mar 2016 #10

Yes, I forgot to ask about turmeric. Wonder spice, it is. Surya Gayatri Mar 2016 #13

She's a percussionist Recursion Mar 2016 #14

Taka dimi, taka dimi, taka dimi, taka dimi--Adi tal. Surya Gayatri Mar 2016 #18

I'd love to hear that some time :) Recursion Mar 2016 #27

I use turmeric on minor cuts and abraisions for fast healing. alfredo Mar 2016 #22

It's quite good for that. I use it on sunburns now. Recursion Mar 2016 #28

Do you make a tincture for that? alfredo Mar 2016 #30

Awesome, beautiful photo! Ilsa Mar 2016 #15

I noticed that the word for tea is similar in many languages. alfredo Mar 2016 #20

It's all from Sanskrit "che" Recursion Mar 2016 #23

I noticed the strong influence on Eritrea and Kenya. alfredo Mar 2016 #29

Amazing!!! Triana Mar 2016 #25

WONDERFUL pic! elleng Mar 2016 #31

What a beautiful woman brer cat Mar 2016 #32