Now you can see the white knight is talking backwards. "The orange with silver sequins look so good" the seamstress said today when she came to see the Deities today. Today's garlands are of all carnations. Giridhari's has narcisuss in the center but the other two are simply carnations. Though this is a made in India dress, it took almost a complete make over. The dhotis were backward, Gandharvika's skirt needed to have the pleats added in order to make it fit. The kirtas also had a couple of things wrong with them. Mahaprabhu's needed some added on the bottom so he wears the sash to cover the seam. But in the end the outfit looks like there was never a problem with it.
As pedaled by the theater this evening i saw the marquee anounceing a gay, or by the name i figured they must be gay, comedy act would be appearing on Saturday. Then i pedaled down by the sunny cove where the hotel sign said "peace" . Further along the road there was a bike shop with a windmill in it's sign, advertising free air and oil. They also have a coffee bar that opens at five thirty in the a.m. for any comming to mangala arati that need a little boost to make it up the path to the asrama.
O deer doe, have you seen Krsna? This evening's dress is one of the only silver night outfits. All the Deities, both big and small, have necklaces. This was a Radhastami dress of a couple of years ago. Bhakta Blade nearly wraped Giridhari's chodder around his arm in a barber pole fashion. But when i asked him about it he told me he'd never leave it that way. i don't believe he knew i'd have had him change it.