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@swasthi

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Posted: 13 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: ShaunSA

Kara Nicha's is ok for sweetmeats if you are not used to better Swasthi. But we grab lunch from there every Saturday. Their food is nice and it's cheap.

Their savory snacks are really good. Even the supermarkets are stocking them now.

Here in London you are spoilt for choice. The variety is endless to meet everyone's taste buds.

What is unique on your side is the bunny chow just like the cornish pasty.

Coming back to the topic, lighting both clay lamps and electric are a must.

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Christine

@westindian

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+ 4

Posted: 13 years ago

#22

Oh great, all the food talk in this post and I'm reading it at lunch time with NO FOOD in sight. How can you be so cruel😭

On a serious note - I agree. If someone wants to be closer to God the inside must be cleaned and I think it manifests itself in the outward parts of their lives too. So go ahead and clean your home, but make sure your heart is also cleaned of anything that you know isn't right. 😉

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Ashwin Maharaj

@ShaunSA

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Posted: 13 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: westindian
Oh great, all the food talk in this post and I'm reading it at lunch time with NO FOOD in sight. How can you be so cruel😭

On a serious note - I agree. If someone wants to be closer to God the inside must be cleaned and I think it manifests itself in the outward parts of their lives too. So go ahead and clean your home, but make sure your heart is also cleaned of anything that you know isn't right. 😉

West! 😃

/air kisses

mwuah mwuah

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