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Dear Editor,
I am just now reading the articles. You have advised the readers to
email suggestions, comments etc. This is a very good idea, provided you
publish such comments in Readers Comments. As you know, we, authors are a
vain lot, and are very happy if our works are appreciated by our fans. I shall
send my comments and suggestions in one or two days. Please consider my
suggestion seriously, so that the contributors need not ask you by phone or
email about comments on their articles.
Yours Sincerely,
Gopalan( Of the famous reliable trio)
19-6-2004
Dear Chittappa,
I am a regular reader of your newsletter to get familly updates and
have some quality reading. I am amazed and admire at your perseverance and determination to keep the newsletter going for so long admist your very busy schedule and I
wish you continue for as long as possible. I am sure there are many readers in
the family who eagerly wait to read your newsletter.
Kind Regards,
Geetha (Mohan's wife from Jakarta)
Dear Partha,
This issue of Newsletter was also very interesting with more and more talents surfacing out. Aarthi's article on her day's activities was very well written. Now we are looking forward to her next article on the stolen camera etc. Nitya has also written well but for some reason, she kept it to herself what she did in Chennai. Gopalan anna's third episode was very witty with Varadan playing the hero (or villain?). Prasad's style of writing is unique and although one could sense while reading the article that he would have sighted the bird during the tour, the descriptions were simply beyond my imagination. The summer camp article written by Divya and Dipti was alos excellent and deserves special mention for exhibiting their courage in coming out with such an article. Manni's article about Marina was also very enjoyable to read.
Affly yours
Raghu (from Sydney)
hey Aarthi:
Read your article. Was fun. Whatever you may want to call it, it certainly wasn't obnoxious.
Later,
Prasad
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