T.Rock, the day i went to Navadvipa they wore this one and today, the first time i've dressed them since i've been back they wear it. One of the simplest dresses they have, a pink so deep it looks red along with purple. Today, though the silas' new thrones were the show stopper. Brass seats with little umberellas over them. From now their dresses will have to made smaller and all different sizes. "The Deities look very happy that you're back" One of the folks told me. i don't know if i can believe that one. Canation garlands as usual for Wednesday. There also was much cleaning to be done or else Bhakta Blade will fire me.
Pedaling through Navadvipa where all the roads are little more than walking paths and all the house, shops and fields look so much the same to this untrained eye led me to be lost for a few minutes. Fortunately i was able to find my way back to the temple in the water.
This evening they wore the green and silver "O deer doe" dress. A Radhastami offering of a couple of years ago. The reader of that morning came to a verse that said "Oh, dear doe" and so he spelled out the 'dear' thus naming the dress. Giridhari will have a new flute for this one bought on the trip Navadvipa. It's sliver with a painted elephant head on the end opposite the blowing one painted with green and red around the eye.