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NEWSLETTER OCTOBER,2001
EDITOR'S PAGE FOR MAY 2002

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MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THESE

The first photo this time is a photo showing four generations- my grandmother, mother, me and Aarthi, with my sister and Amritha. The second photo is of Chooda and Kannan with Madhu and Ramesh. (See the resemblance between Madhu & Aditya). Click here to see zoom effect on these photos (using... Javascript, of course!!)
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Hello, everyone, Welcome to my Newsletter for May 2002. I was glad to get a detailed feedback from Raghu and letters from Prasad, Mukund & Jagan. All the usual features are available this time too. The realatives' section has contributions from Mukund and Prasad.

Parthasarathy


GREETINGS

HAPPY BIRTHDAY IN MAY to
Usha and Sriram ( my brother's son) on 1st ,Vanaja on 5th , Jagan on 15th, Prasad on 16th , Rahul on 26th and Jaya Akka (my mother-in-law) on 27th

HAPPY WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IN MAY to
Rukku & Varadachari on 1st, Santhanam & Kausalya on 7th & Pushpa & Parthasarathy on 17th

APRIL DIARY (from 4th April)

After 3rd April, when Hema left for Ussoor. we (Amritha & I) left Jaya Akka (my mother-in-law ) in T.Nagar and stayed in ICF Guest House. I also showed Amritha the house that I have been allotted. It is a big, but old (bhoot?) bungalow. There is also a newer house that may be available after July. But I was keen on continuing here, while Amritha felt the newer house would be easier to maintain. Aarthi, who was given the casting vote, declared ,' How can Amma not like this old house? The new house is so boring.' So hopefully we would live in a big bungalow till I retire in 2006, after which we will go to a small flat.
The big news for relatives was that Kausalya received the prestigious Altrusan Award, along with a well-known doctor.
Amritha and I left for Mumbai on 12th. I returned within a couple of days. Later I went to Bangalore on 27th to see Aarthi's works submitted for jury assessment. After seeing the output of all the students, I can only envy the students of Srishti. Weather-wise, Bangalore was the worst of the three cities, viz. Chennai, Bangalore and Mumbai, with Mumbai being the best.
I was able to finish three novels in English and two in Tamil, the best of which was 'Acts of faith' by Erich Segal with 'The Testament' by John Grisham coming a close second.
Cricket has again become the national obsession after the absorbing second Test between India and Windies. Of course, the third Test was a dampener. Is it the resurgence of Windies or is it the familiar tale of India losing abroad? Time will tell.




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