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I'm one of those people who hate handling money. Don't get me wrong. Rumalaya FOR SALE, I love many of the things it can assure -- certain kinds of freedom, travel, fast-speed Internet, books -- but prefer to never actually have to think about it. Which means, perhaps, that this is a particular type of excitement I don't have the stomach for. Perhaps, the fear and guilt squelch out the adrenalin. Which I why I strike big blows against feminism sometimes and let A handle the bank work. Or maybe I'm just being a clever feminist ("It's a dirty job and someone's got to do it," as I rub my hands together wickedly.)

In other news, I had four glorious days away from all this vulgar talk of money last week. I was in Pondicherry and besides eating, drinking, walking, mooning at the sea, eating, drinking, I concentrated on spending the little money I have in Pondicherry's quaint, expensive 'boutiques' (nothing is just a 'shop' anymore, apparently), Rumalaya FOR SALE. I like to buy heaps of seemingly small, cheap things rather than big, costly things because this allows me to feel all non-materialistic and virtuous. As a result, I have come back with many aromatic candles and enough incense for three medium-sized temples. Pictures soon. Of the place, not the incense.