We went to the Mela Festival at Barsana Dham this weekend and all I got was this scary Bindi Monster. Anyone have any ideas about the care and feeding of one of these things?
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i have heard that the only way to tame the rare and exotic bindi monster is to let it run loose in the wild for days with certain babysitters....
i miss you guys! now we can blog together! (mines not as cool as yours though)
Emmy
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