![]() Issue No. 54 published on 15-08-2009 AUGUST - OCTOBER 2009 |
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Amritha and Harish in our Aynavaram house in 2004 |
The house and the laptop have changed. But I continue to spend 3 to 4 hours every day with my laptop. This photo was taken in 2004. | ![]() |
IMPORTANT EVENTS IN THE FAMILY
*** Amritha had severe pain in her shoulders (first in right and a month later in left shoulder). After medicines and physiotherapy in Railway hospital, we consulted Dr.Jayashankar of Sundaram Medical Foundation. According to him, daily exercises and Calcium are necessary as the bones gradually weaken. Amritha is now ok and back to all her routine.
Here are some photos
*** After more than a year of working with Rajiv Menon, Aarthi wanted to go back to free-lancing. She left for Bangalore on 14th June and is quite busy with a few assignments. She also got selected for the Artists' Residency Programme along with three other artists from different fields (film-making, painting, sculpting and graphic design). All of them are working on projects in their own fields with a common theme. Amritha and I went to Bangalore twice in June.
*** Vanaja (my sister) was unwell and is better. Newsletter wishes her all the best.
*** After more than seven years, Vijaya (my sister-in-law) travelled alone from Bangalore to Chennai by train. For a person who was dependent on walking stick as well as others, this is a great achievement and a tribute to the skills of Dr.Jayashankar, ortho-surgeon (mentioned earlier) who replaced her knee-cap two years ago.
*** Srivatsan (my nephew who is in Singapore) has been blessed with a daughter. Our congratulations to the baby and her parents.
*** The house in Tiruvanmiyur which was exchanged by Kannan (T.Nagar) from Rukku is being demolished and rebuilt by Jagan.
*** Kannan (Adyar) underwent cataract operation. There was a minor complication which required hospitalisation for a few days. He s now fine.
*** Aditya is unwell and has been hospitalised. But he is fine and will be discharged in a day or two. Newsletter wishes him a speedy recovery.
*** Kausalya visited Singapore on official work and wrote an article about the festival that she attended in Singapore.
** Rahul saw Wimbledon live, but wrote that he was so far away that TV would have been a better option. But still seeing live has its own thrill.
*** Newsletter congratulates Chandra, Vidya and Nitya for successfully staging the play "Laila Majnu" from the Hindi movie Aaja Nachle. Nitya deserves special congratulation as she was the choreographer. According to Raghu - 'The function was a roaring success with all tickets sold out and the audience openly appreciating the youth for their wonderful performance.' Click here for some photos of the dance-drama.
The talk of India is Swine Flu. A touch of humour on it is provided at the bottom of this page. The photo is real, though I could not help laughing.
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