Well, I just had the greatest weekend. Mostly on Saturday, which was India Day here in Corning NY. Each year STICA, the Southern Tier India Cultural Association ~ a non-profit organization devoted to building bridges across cultures ~ sponsors this colorful celebration in Centerway Square.
Corning Mayor Rich Negri welcomes attendees to India Day 2013...
In the front row, second from the right, is the new Cultural Diversity Director for Corning Inc...
Before we continue... Corning NY Step by Step is back up on Facebook. I took it down some time ago because my FB account got hacked and I had to start everything over (my personal FB page, CNYSBS and the page I had for Step by Step in the Kitchen--that one is not back up yet). Please come visit my FB page and LIKE Corning NY Step by Step! I'll be posting to let you know when there is a new blog entry. Plus I'll be adding extra pictures of Corning that don't make it to the blog.
Featured throughout the event were readings, music, dance, fashion shows and food. The food is one of my favorite parts of the day. Imagine a plateful of Pakoda, Tandoori Chicken, Chicken Makhani, Chole, Matar Paneer, Dal Makhani, Potato Subji, Naan, Rice, Pickle, Raitha and for dessert, Gulab Jamun.
The ladies presented Zumba with an India touch. A subsequent number featured Bollywood music.
The little ones steal the show...
In a nearby park, an entire family gathered for lunch...
Did you remember to click on each pic to enlarge it? I love being able to see the details up close.
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Monday, August 19, 2013
Friday, July 20, 2012
One Hundredth Post on Corning NY Step by Step!
I’m back from my Maryland/D.C. vacation just in time to celebrate CNYSBS’s 100th post. Yay! Would’ve been nice to do it soon after I returned (I’ve been home since Saturday evening), but, you know, “lifus interrupts!”
Whether or not you want to hear it, I gotta tell you. My (personal) Facebook account was hacked/spammed--whatever it’s called, maybe both. So, I’m closing down CNYSBS on FB. Also, all my computer files/documents disappeared. Luckily, my son insisted I install Time Machine backup on my MiniMac last August and I was able to restore the files. That night, after restoring, my Time Machine, which backs up daily for up to a year, crashed! Aargh!!! Add that to the other challenges I’m facing on my first generation MiniMac and I think it’s time for a new one ~ computer, that is. Further good news: Time Machine finally came back in all its glory!
So now you’ve heard a few of the challenges that popped up to test my vacation-rested mind and body. On to happier occurrences...
CORNING NY STEP BY STEP HAS, WITH TODAY’S POST, BEEN ALIVE AND ACTIVE FOR AN IMPRESSIVE ONE-HUNDRED POSTS. Well, it’s impressive to me anyways.
Painted Post
It all started August 28, 2010 as a way to share my photos with anyone in the world who might want to see them.
Well, it turns out that CNYSBS’s readers/viewers do come from around the world. Many of them are former residents of Corning NY who stop in for the memories. Others, I’m not sure why, but love seeing where they are coming from ~ U.S., Russia, United Kingdom, Poland, Germany, Indonesia, Brazil, Ecuador, France, Guatemala, Iraz, Indonesia, India, Italy, Hong Kong, Australia, Ukraine, Canada, and Belgium.
You see, I walk everywhere and always take dozens of photos. (It takes dozens to get those one or two really good shots.) What was I to do with them? My family only looks at so many before their eyes start to glaze over. So, I decided to start a blog about Corning NY, about the parts that I see on my walks. There are lots of sites out there that tell about the big stuff, like the Corning Museum of Glass and the Rockwell Museum of Western Art. That’s not what CNYSBS is about.
Finally, here we are, 100 posts later--AND almost two years. Oh goody, another celebration post in about six weeks. Stay tuned!
YOU are why CNYSBS continues. You keep looking at the posts, the photos. You comment, not a lot, but every little bit counts. Every blogger appreciates comments, so chime in any time, please!
To stay linked with CNYSBS, look up in the right hand column. Translate, Sociable, then FOLLOW BY EMAIL. Fill in your email address and you receive email notification each time there is a new post. No one else can see your address, not even me!
One last reminder which is silly, I’m sure, ‘cause you all probably know this already. If you click on a photo, it will be enlarged and gave you a lovely close-up, detailed view. Try it... you’ll like it!
Whether or not you want to hear it, I gotta tell you. My (personal) Facebook account was hacked/spammed--whatever it’s called, maybe both. So, I’m closing down CNYSBS on FB. Also, all my computer files/documents disappeared. Luckily, my son insisted I install Time Machine backup on my MiniMac last August and I was able to restore the files. That night, after restoring, my Time Machine, which backs up daily for up to a year, crashed! Aargh!!! Add that to the other challenges I’m facing on my first generation MiniMac and I think it’s time for a new one ~ computer, that is. Further good news: Time Machine finally came back in all its glory!
So now you’ve heard a few of the challenges that popped up to test my vacation-rested mind and body. On to happier occurrences...
CORNING NY STEP BY STEP HAS, WITH TODAY’S POST, BEEN ALIVE AND ACTIVE FOR AN IMPRESSIVE ONE-HUNDRED POSTS. Well, it’s impressive to me anyways.
Painted Post
It all started August 28, 2010 as a way to share my photos with anyone in the world who might want to see them.
Well, it turns out that CNYSBS’s readers/viewers do come from around the world. Many of them are former residents of Corning NY who stop in for the memories. Others, I’m not sure why, but love seeing where they are coming from ~ U.S., Russia, United Kingdom, Poland, Germany, Indonesia, Brazil, Ecuador, France, Guatemala, Iraz, Indonesia, India, Italy, Hong Kong, Australia, Ukraine, Canada, and Belgium.
You see, I walk everywhere and always take dozens of photos. (It takes dozens to get those one or two really good shots.) What was I to do with them? My family only looks at so many before their eyes start to glaze over. So, I decided to start a blog about Corning NY, about the parts that I see on my walks. There are lots of sites out there that tell about the big stuff, like the Corning Museum of Glass and the Rockwell Museum of Western Art. That’s not what CNYSBS is about.
Finally, here we are, 100 posts later--AND almost two years. Oh goody, another celebration post in about six weeks. Stay tuned!
YOU are why CNYSBS continues. You keep looking at the posts, the photos. You comment, not a lot, but every little bit counts. Every blogger appreciates comments, so chime in any time, please!
To stay linked with CNYSBS, look up in the right hand column. Translate, Sociable, then FOLLOW BY EMAIL. Fill in your email address and you receive email notification each time there is a new post. No one else can see your address, not even me!
One last reminder which is silly, I’m sure, ‘cause you all probably know this already. If you click on a photo, it will be enlarged and gave you a lovely close-up, detailed view. Try it... you’ll like it!
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