On one of my regular trips to Khan Market I wanted to buy a 'Time Out Delhi' and find a book to attempt to learn some Hindi. Can you believe when I requested the books in question the shopkeeper said 'certainly madam' and walked straight to the section and selected the book as requested. This is what the bookstore looked like.
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| Organised chaos |
Slightly more organised at the shoe store.... Quite a small store, with me as the only customer and 7 male staff all very eager to help.
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| Shoe store at Khan Market |
From the selection of sparkly sandals, glittery heels and slip ons. I managed to find two pair - one a touch on the colourful side.
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| S loves them! |
But alas I can't do all my shopping at Khan market, there's always the groceries, fruit and vege etc.... I have decided this is my main man at Sarojini for vege. He's always got a smile on his face (probably because he is stitching me) and they have everything I need but if they don't it manages to appear from somewhere!
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| My greengrocer at Sarojini Market |
And unfortunately shopping isn't all I do, I also lose strollers when I come off flights from Perth. Then I have to go to the airport to collect them. I went to the airport 3 times to try and collect said stroller and finally on the third visit - hurrah - I actually managed to pick it up. Admittedly I had to wait 2 hours in the 40 degree heat (in jeans!) as I wasn't allowed inside the airport. But I did take it home so it was a win. However what was more interesting was that while I was waiting I saw these bags, wrapped in canvas and sealed with wax, no locks for these guys. Ingenious!
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| Yes that is wax sealing these suitcases |
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