Tuesday, August 05, 2008

3 days in pictures

On Saturday, we took Ash to the opthalmologist (that's the Bubblegummer resting between his jogs outside the doctor's room) regarding his eye allergy that is part of his general allergic condition. The Audiology/speech department was close by and Ash clamoured to see Vijaya aunty, the speech therapist he had taken a fascination for in the two months when he was under her tutelage. Vijaya saw us briefly and said she was too busy on Saturdays to allocate a session for Ash; on the other days he is in school. Anyway I dont think he needs speech therapy now. He speaks quite coherently and intelligibly. Though he still gets a couple of words wrong - such as puda for kuda (umbrella).

On Sunday, after church, we (V, me and Mia) bought soil and plant saplings from a plant nursery opposite the Kilpauk cemetery. The cemetery apparently is full and cant accommodate any more dead men (and women). We also "shopped till we dropped" at Pantaloons, which is holding a sale. Ash sat at home with the maid since he didnt wake up early to go to church.

On Monday, an old, non-native colleague [in picture] who is off to the UK for higher studies, gave us a treat at the Gujarathi mandal restaurant in Chennai's Broadway. The last time I went there was a day after I joined my Chennai workplace. The rotis are just as soft and tasty. The place is more cramped than it was then.

7 comments:

ush said...

hi, nice legs, sandals, clothes! how come u went to cemetry area.. did u get anything.. hope to see plant pics too!
so did p... manage to get u'r pay chq.. or just window shopped!
ust

Anonymous said...

yeah, paid a tidy sum for a pair of jeans, capris and trousers for myself, and 3 shirts for V. As for him, it was his 2nd binge. I usually buy trousers only at the annual pantaloons sale.
Yeah abt the legs :0 She is our Princess Di as far as clothing and footwear are concerned.

ush said...

heee ..P ... enjoy the poor things hard earnings!no kids stuff?
shows.. good dress sense.
take care ust

Ladybird said...

The kids' stuff are not worth the prices they sport. At a minimum of Rs400 for a tiny top.

Romila said...

I like the way you displayed your last 3 days - in pics with
snippets of information.

I see you are out shopping and purcahsed quite a lot. Good. Good.

Anonymous said...

Gee thanks! that was a fluke of an idea. I added the snippets as an afterthought. :)

Anonymous said...

princess di....yes absolutely~!
I cant even hold a candle :)
-the other romila :)

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