Breakfast wasn't a buffet today so we had an Americasn breakfast- juice porridge, scrambled egg (me), poached (Alice), toast and banana, along with ginger tea that the waiter recommended for our colds. Outside the Jain temple, there was some very persistent souvenir sellers and ALice found the keyrings funny- you pressed a lever to make the man push his willy in the woman (Khajaraho is famous for its kama sutra temples). I thought it was funny that when I kept s...

We went to have breakfast and ended up having a feast! I had a honey Paratha (INdian bread), Steve and alice had banana pancakes, we shared some panana pakoras with nutella and some veg momos (like indian dim sum) and me and Alice had a portion of hoummous on toast each. We dropped Steve off to get a tuk-tuk to his train station and continued on our way to Khajuraho. The hotel is very nice but internet is Rs 300 an hour and an ommelette was about 200 (normally a...

Today was a new breakfast experienc-eating out of the hotel! Me and ALice shared some hot houmous on toast, and each had a banana and nutella pancake, and Steve had a 'hash brown' with toast and a fried egg, except the hash brown was actually potatoes and vegetables cooked in a sauce, it was nice but I don't think STeve wa s too impressed! We watched the group of monkeys in the next tree to us. We looked around the fort and palace, although mine and Alice's ener...

Full on a breakfast of cornflakes, we walked to ROshni- the school for sufferers of Celebral Palsy, autism and Downs Syndrome that steve works at. The first portion of the day focused on the really small children- there was one of about 2 and a 1/2 and one about 4 who came with their parents. Apparently play is the means by which children learn things, and the sufferers of the diseases don't interact as much as other children so, despite there being many workers/...

Breakfast was pretty much the same except instead of egg on toast, I had baked beans. They were freshly made (well I hope) instead of canned, and the rice dish had peanuts in. When we got to Gwalior, it took us a while to find the hotel Steve had booked us, partyl because the driver didn't know where it was and partly because it took us ages to go straight on at a crossroads, because there was no traffic lights. It was absolute commotion- when there was the tini...