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It was a fun evening, with good food and drinks. The atmosphere was light and filled with good doses of humor - Murali, Raju, Thanga, Naveen, Arul, Arvind were good sport.
Some pictures from the dinner -
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On a lighter note, this being a national holiday in India, I guess I will be able to get some little extra sleep (). Though, this is not looking likely.
I had to handover a computer to her, so used the opportunity to say 'hello' in the evening. My first impressions of Abirami, on meeting her in person - she is a nice lady. I did not have much time with me to have a longer conversation. Will post later when we do get to sit down and talk about things other than work.
Abi is currently staying at Rinki's home.
Dinner menu was: Rajma, Alu Gobi Mattar Paneer, Alu and Green Chawli, Sambhar, Rice, Roti, Salad, of course, Kheer for desert
Ahshaan and Zaara had some fun time with me before folks started to arrive.
Saravana studied at Amrita Institutions, Ettimadai, Coimbatore. We happened to work on the same application at IBM, Bangalore. He has always come across as a direct and straightforward person.
Saravana's wife and child are at Bangalore. His stay here in the US for three months were packed with work. Long distance communication was his contact with family from here. We understand what it means to be away from our family for long durations.
Wishing Saravana a happy journey and joy of being back with his family, as he sets sail for his most awaited trip the past three months.
Bon voyage
Watch Zaara in Uma's arms, while Uma talks to Shebeen and Shahana. Observe how Zaara tries to follow the conversation going around.
Zaara on Shebeen's back
Zaara chewing on Saurav's fingers. Zaara is teething and loves to chew on almost anything. Uma shot this from her mobile. Could not fix the orientation though.
We visited her on the same day. Photographs were not allowed. The only pictures we could take were of ourselves.
We purchased a Tulsi sapling for our home, and a piece of sandalwood for a friend. With Amma's blessings, we returned home.
Outside the center, holding the Tulasi sapling, and sacred ash on our forehead ...
The Tulsi plant at our home