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Yep.  We went to see it.  A packed house.   I don't think there was a single seat left in the whole place.   We had to pay extra $ to get the 3D glasses and thought for certain that it'd be a nightmare getting the cash back once we returned the glasses.   For once, in India,  the process was simple.   You handed them the glasses at the exit and they handed you cash.    They must be feeling generous with the xmas spirit.   It's unusual that processes in India are so smooth.

And if you haven't seen the movie yet?  Well, the plot is predictable and the movie with the glasses simply unbelieveably.     We liked it.   The Indian crowd seemed to like it.    It's worthy of the big screen.

There have been several adventures as of late, the most interesting were the trips across town to the Tibetain Acupuncturist, who smiled delightedly when his foot bath treatment caused my feet to turn bright red complete with swelling and itching.   "Detox"  he laughed as I eyed him dubiously, though I must admit his treatments have left me feeling a bit better.    Yoga works and so does Acupuncture!  

Classes have been challenging.   Geeta seems to be experiencing a period of frustration with us.   This is unforntunate for everyone involved.   I am looking forward to practice tomorrow with Gurujii.      To date, these mini-classes with the Master himself have been astoundingly rewarding and I look forward to sharing with you all what I've learned once I get back.

Merry Christmas!   Blessings and happiness to you all.