I am 16 weeks today, and show slightly when standing up. But when I lay down it flattens out. I was just wondering at what stage did your bump remain when you lay down - I can't wait for that stage for hubby and I to gaze at it in bed :)
yeah, been there coupla times. nice highway connectes it wid bangalore, abt 150km away. nice drive. nothing much to see, xcept for a palace and a zoo. maybe a bit more cooler durin winter. chamundi hills near by. nothing great about the place. bangalore is always better
so easy, i do this after playin bal outside, i crush the ice till its pretty fine, i usually use a blender with just the ice, once it is your preferred consistency i throw in blueberry syrup, or any flavouring you want, and to dilute it a little i put in a couple of splash's of sprite, and a little vodka lol., turn the blender back on for another 2 seconds, and voila a blueberry sprite slurpee (or any flavour you want)
Mysore was the capital city of the Wodeyars with its magnificent palaces, gardens, broad shady avenues and sacred temples. There is an old world charm about the city that reaches out and leaves no one untouched. Mysore is blessed with a pleasant climate throughout the year. The city of Mysore is easily accessible to all parts of the country, both by rail as wells as road. Don’t miss the Palace at Mysore, for all roads lead to the Maharaja’s Palace. It is built in Indo - Sarcenic style with beautiful domes, arches, turrets and colonnades. It is the heaven of exquisite carvings and works of art from all over the world. You can’t miss the luxuriously furnished rooms. The majestic Durbar Hall has an ornate ceiling and many sculpted pillars. See the magnificent jewel studded golden throne, the pride of the Wodeyars and the symbol of their sovereignty. It is displayed only during the Dasara. Mysore in October when the tranquil city awakens to ten days of Dasara festivities. Brilliantly lit up palaces, decorated arches, festooned streets, colorful costumes and cultural shows… classical music, folk dances. The culmination is the legendary Procession with caparisoned elephants, Mysore Dasara the golden howdah, decorated horses, stately coaches, troops in ceremonial uniforms, folk dancers and colorful float. The Palace, illuminated on Sundays and Public Holidays, presents a spectacle of breathtaking beauty. Other places to visit - Chamundi Hills - home of the presiding deity of Mysore. Chamundi Hill can be reached by a 13 km road. At the top is the 12th Century temple of Chamundeshwari, the patron goddess of the Wodeyars. Form the top you can take a beautiful view of Mysore’s lakes, parks and palaces.The gigantic statue of the demon Mahishasura, from whom Mysore got its name is very close to the temple. 19 Km northwest of Mysore are the famous Brindavan gardens.
