Back

We are back. We had been travelling for almost a whole month. And even though many people gasp at "A month!!" implying such luxuries of getting to take so much time off from work and travelling at such leisure.. I must remind them- a trip back home with 18-22 hours travelling time is no fun in the park. It's a very hectic and tiring affair. Notice I did not use the word 'vacation' anywhere.

But it was Miss Haana's maiden voyage to India and first meeting with several relatives and places. 

She met her Aby bhaiya (brother) and they both though separated by some 6 years were inseparable thereafter. If Aby bhaiya is around, anyone else's presence or absence isn't really relevant! 

She met Softy Mausi (my sister), who, like me, fell totally in love with little Miss Haana. But unlike me, she thinks Miss Haana belongs to her and looks and behaves just like her- and she should be left with her for the forseeable future. 

Both sets of grand-parents doted on the little Miss Chief Guest! Ever since we've been back my mom calls up daily to ask how she's doing and how much she misses the little baby! And how I didn't spend enough time with them :-) 

Get Back On The Moving Train

Haven't written since almost a month now due to preparation for travel, then travel, then getting the reins of regular life after the travel. I've fallen off the regular blogging habit, and don't know where to pick it up again from.

There's much to report that's in the past 1 month. And also new trinkets of fun from just yesterday when I was talking on the phone with my beloved sis-in-law (cousin of Raj's) on hands-free with headphone/earphones. And just then Suhaana wanted to talk on the phone (presumably to the bear or Elmo). She took my phone, put it on her ear and starting talking (something-haven't figured out what) and moving around. Meanwhile I was running around behind her since I had the earphone chord from the phone to my ear and was actually on a call! :)

I have to report on the past - but while I'm figuring out when to do that, it's important to get back to familiar but off-late forgotten territory.