Although I'm physically in Zambia, a lot of my time and thoughts are with my dance school and students back in Maryland. Fortunately I have a handful of strong assistants who are running the institution in my absence. Teaching Bharatnatyam classes continues every Saturday at Stars Studio, Laurel. Several performance opportunities during Sept/oct of 2010 kept the senior group busy with rehearsals and shows. From what I heard, the girls did a fabulous job at Towson University's Many Moons festival, Carrol Community college's "INDIA DAY", Taste of Bethesda, Hyattsville Intl. festival and the Unitarian church in River Road Bethesda. They even got some press coverage! I'm really proud of the fact that they are keeping the Jayamangala flag flying high even in my absence.
I continue to do long-distance online monitoring of the grants administration, tax filing and overall supervision of the non-profit activities. But for an occasional crisis, there has not been any major issue so far. High speed Internet is available for home offices, but at a premium cost! And also with limited time usage during peak hours. So I try to keep internet activity to weeknights after 6 pm and during weekends.
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