Let me bring you up to date

We have moved to Chennai (from Mumbai). I continue at the same company

Kids are studying at PSBB Millenium and Lakshmi teaches mathematics there.

Dad and Mom stay with us, while Shekar, Gaya, Apputs and Naveen are in the next block

Our recent snaps

This is of Lakshmi and me cutting cake on our 16th wedding anniversery




The kids enjoying themselves

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Anonymous said…
Hi Krishnan,
Cool blog... 16th wedding ann. WOW congrats!!!nice to know u have family living close makes a huge diff. Nandu & Sidhu have grown so much!lokking fwd to seeing u'll soon.-Priya Anand
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