Tagged: Friends

Tejas at ODCBLR2014 at Google Campus with his fake angry face. 0

RIP Tejas AP

I probably met Tejas at one of the DataMeets, likely introduced by Nisha. I’d heard about him before, as some DataMeeters had mistaken me for him. We joked about it when we finally met. That’s all I remember about our first meeting. I have met him many times for various reasons. But there...

Uma watching ants at Farm 1

Weekly Notes 46/2024

Uma started play-school to spend time with other toddlers. She loves it. It was supposed to begin with one hour and gradually increase to three, but she’s already spending over two hours. Even on day one, She didn’t cry or make a face. She was happy to walk in and spend time with...

Uma scribbling with Crayons. 0

Weekly Notes 42/2024

It was meet people for coffee week. I met Peppo colleagues at a wedding. We all work remotely, so we rarely meet unless there is a reason. I also met Mridu, Prabhudh, and Vaishnavi for coffee at Kara. Both times, Uma was with me. She does seem to enjoy meeting people and is...

View from my window. I couldn't take a good picture. But I was so happy to see rain. 3

Weekly Notes 18/2024

We have AC now. I don’t know how big of an event that is for anyone. For me, it’s huge. I never thought I would get one. But here we are. The summer of 2024 has changed everything.  Strangely enough, it rained today and yesterday, bringing down the temperature a bit. Hopefully, it will continue to rain more, so we won’t have to use AC.

She never stops until she learns a new skill—she is such an inspiration to adults. 0

Weekly Notes 50/2023

We met a bunch of friends this week. We spent unreasonable amount of time with them, talking, eating, and making coffee. I am so happy to have such beautiful and caring friends. When I turn 70 and look back, I will be very proud of the friends that I have earned, especially the ones I made after turning 30.

0

ಕರುಣಾಳು ಬಾ ಬೆಳಕೆ

I got a Christmas gift from a friend. I loved it. They wanted me to sing a Christmas song. That’s something I can’t do. Instead, I chose to recite the poem ಕರುಣಾಳು ಬಾ ಬೆಳಕೆ by BM Shree. Originally called “Lead, Kindly Light” titled “the Pillar of the Cloud” was written by John Henry Newman, an English priest. He wrote it during his difficult times.