THE LOST DAY

I had a day today ,between me and my desire ,that i can never get back to see what it is.
 I leave a note here because i failed to make my presence in the auspicious time of my sister's wedding . I miss the day i miss everyone i lost my chance to carry out my responsibility. 


Everybody has obsessed with certain dreams . One among the wish-lists of every sibling beyond doubt is to see the other settled in due course of time.Fraternity means that irrespective of every monitory aspects.
I wish i could be there...
  24/06/2010 ~ being felt too small to stay away from home especially the day today. It would have been a busier day if i were at home as my lone sister is getting married today. it is taking place now and my dad is charged with all the festivities of the day. He might have exhausted and could have wished my presence beside .My mom  does always come up to the situation but for  sure ,today she too feel sorry about my absence .
My relatives , cousins ,friends and all our well wishers would gather to bliss the occasion. I miss everything  even when you forgive.

during the time of engagement 
Bineesh 
Alisha 
Barkha & me

''Gone tomorrow''

The book i left through as part of my pastime is good enough to list down to  my  favourites  as it simply worth reading.Among the 4 novels of reader's digest  selected editions , I started with Lee  child's "gone tomorrow" an exceptional book of it's category.Dramatic to the core,wrapper with suspense ,lofty and lucid style and in depth in details regarding development of plot. Jack Reacher lives up to the mark of even a choosy digest.

Jack Reacher ,the protagonist of lee child's
"Gone tomorrow"is really a person of calculated thought and solid wisdom. we travel along with Reacher and reaches almost everywhere that backdrop ed in this full fledged fiction. It also illustrates the cross section of the contemporary world realities such as the incidents of terror and militancy . Not only it goes through the pentagon secrets,it reveals the use of defence system ,home security and the operation of different weaponry as well.

^^^^ tides still for none

We got a tram to glenelg beach where people of different origin gathered for various purposes.it was a multi-faceted place in terms of infrastructure . Lots of shopping centers and public entertainment facilities where seen. The snack bars and pubs were almost occupied . Wast and wide the sea shore was. Though out of season many families arrived and had fun time for their children.

The sea bridge was the main attraction . People have angling as pastime made there day.Thd e breeze was too chilly and carrying . We walked half a way and returned due to the restlessness of barkha. We sat over the provided bunches while my wife utilised her time for snap shots .After our small shopping we went back

Back at the beginning .

Although new real life environment come across everyday,we very often make use of the present to cherish our past as long as we memorise .As i had a visit to glenelg beach with my wife and daughter , it took me back at the beginning

Varkala is famous for it's religious and marine importance . many tourist enjoy swimming ,basking and the down-dusk features here. According to certain hindu belief ,it is a port where they can deport their sins by offering pujas ,therefore salvation to the soul of demised . I paid my first visit to this place when i was a pre-school boy and later on many times .

a day without ....

Out of an instant decision we went out. Three of us walked across the green hill road, playground,unly road, cycling mounts, big park and the king william road and reached the nearest tram stop named south terrace. we got a tram to the city it was a free zone journey . we got down at rundle mall and went to adelaide metro infoline ,a centre that serves with information and ticketing to different places . we bought our pass for three months and moved to the nearby 'mcdonald it was mid day so we made a standard deal and took another tram to glenelg i suppose a beach close by.

my little big' B

she has got very few playmates , she will do anything for her 'amen' her favourite toy, narrates stories ,teach them lessons and so on.

she likes to get up early morning even when the climate is of either extreme ,not to do big about but to watch her favourite t v programs . Initially she was fond of BBC's cee bees (andi pandi) now makes 'arther and friends' ,banana's in pygamas,timmy time,soupe opera, yo gabba gabba, dirt girls world, grandpa in my pocket , gruffalo and so on.

Like others in her age , she loves to move on to out doors,to see new people and places ,so curious to explore how they wish, chat,take their puppies out and anything

Although her world is a mix of fancy thought and reality imitation ,it amuses us,of course not as much as it rejuvenates the whole family. The senile barriers of our parents have been lifted out and the pensive mood swings got abolished.

...where i see my world

barkha's first birthday(bitween both grannies )

Guruvayoor temple is a unique pilgrim centre located in the southern part of india. Thousands of devotees visit this hindu temple to get the bliss of lord KRISHNA. we are fortunate to have our barkha's anaprasadam( choroon, the maiden lunch ) here.

Overtly joyous by the virtue of being a father to my little barkha,two year old and betterhalf to sumi, the girl i have chosen in letter and spirit.

As time went by, we started new phase of our life with an initial couple of events . The grave of the incident took place the late night of the second day, it was almost 6 in the evening we went to a near by park with our barkha, while doing so we didn't turn off the gas stove on which the feeding bottle of the child was kept for sterilizing . we went on , from the park to brother's place for dinner. Before the middle of the night, we were buzzed from authorities apprising that they were at our home after a smoke alarm . On nerve we rushed ,thinking of a fine ranging from dollar 3oo on was out of mind , but the cops were kind to us and we were free from charge, thanks to our kid. Before the down we left melbourne for adelaide. we were received and accommodated by two malayali families before we settled on ourown.we got a 1 bed flat 8/2o porter street, parkside. Gegraphically aesthetic demographically less crowded . Lots of park and play grounds around,bus&tram makes the conveyance easier, central market in victoria squire and woolworths, coles in king william road made the life get going.Our first out door visit was made to the city botanical garden, although not to the core it was amazing .Next to the garden is adelaide zoo to which we called on the next weekend. Barkha was so thrilled to have her favourite world of animals at an arms length .

THINGS FALL APART

It was as if a babe in the woods i reached australia on 4 of may 2o1o, along with my wife sumi and daughter barkha . No sooner than the day had got dark the temperature lowered to 3, too chilly to defend with a polar fleece top or sloppy hoodies with extra jacket. it took only lesser time to get the terminal clearance to free us to the soil of kangaroose .Looking around with wide eyes was of no use then thought to relax the tediousness of the maiden air trip.In-law brother came to collect us in time and took us to his residence first on the same tuesday late night, had food & 2 pegs (mh) eventually he drove us to ous home in dandenong. The biological routine hadn't been to that of an ausie