Hey there! Medha and Pavan are twenty months old today! I've uploaded some of their pictures that we took over the last month. They are growing up rapidly, and saying a lot of words.
They are even saying small sentences like "Go. There." and "Banana.Kaa" (for Banana Kaavaali). Medha, ever the wannabe calls her Grandpa "Taam", although Pavan seems to prefer the more Indian "Shaam". Both of them say "NaaYeeNee" for Grandma Nalini. And I've got Pavan to say Rum-maa and Ma-dooo fairly often. For some reason, Lakshmi and Prasad seem too tough for them. :-)
We're excited about our rapidly approaching trip to India. I've even acquired one of those 1GB compact flash from Costco. The thing stores 880 high-res pictures on a postage stamp size flash memory. Very cool. Couple that with my current 256MB and i'm all set for a bunch of picture taking on the trip!
Don't worry, Rani. I won't be taking any of me. :-)
Progress report on how the Saggurti Twins are coming along...
Thursday, October 20, 2005
Friday, October 07, 2005
I've entered the 21st Century...
Ok y'all!
I've finally figured out what was wrong with my template and updated it to now handle comments. After six months! I guess i've finally made the transition from engineering... :-)
Anyhoo, you should now see the "comments" at the end of each posting. Clicking on that should allow you to read all the comments, as well as let you post your comments on my posting. Hopefully, it will now get more interactive. Feel free to let me know what you think. And yes, I do take requests...
Prasad
I've finally figured out what was wrong with my template and updated it to now handle comments. After six months! I guess i've finally made the transition from engineering... :-)
Anyhoo, you should now see the "comments" at the end of each posting. Clicking on that should allow you to read all the comments, as well as let you post your comments on my posting. Hopefully, it will now get more interactive. Feel free to let me know what you think. And yes, I do take requests...
Prasad
Saturday, September 17, 2005
More Photos...
So here are the tykes...

On the left: They're all dressed up to go visit Sriram and Jyothi. Sriram's parents are now with them in Los Altos and we wanted to introduce the kids to them.
At the bottom: They were all ready to go to Bhagawan's daughter's (also named Medha) first birthday. They had just got up from a morning nap and were quite cheerful and excited. They went to the party and promptly became really really quiet. :-)

On the left: They're all dressed up to go visit Sriram and Jyothi. Sriram's parents are now with them in Los Altos and we wanted to introduce the kids to them.
At the bottom: They were all ready to go to Bhagawan's daughter's (also named Medha) first birthday. They had just got up from a morning nap and were quite cheerful and excited. They went to the party and promptly became really really quiet. :-)
Kalyan's Wedding
Hi All,
August 27th was a big day for the family - Kalyan Chakravarthy Koneru got married to Jyothi. The wedding was at the Venkateswara swamy temple in Bridgewater, NJ. A whole bunch of family came for the wedding and Jyothi's parents and cousins ensured that the wedding went well. I flew in to town on Thursday and left right after the wedding on Saturday. The reason was another wedding in another town - Madison, WI! I felt very bad leaving the family and Kalyan like that, but it had to be done. Hearing that the dinner at Vijaya and Annayya's home that night was very good didn't make it any easier on me, of course. :-)
Here is an important picture before I run out of space on my blogspot.
Prasad
August 27th was a big day for the family - Kalyan Chakravarthy Koneru got married to Jyothi. The wedding was at the Venkateswara swamy temple in Bridgewater, NJ. A whole bunch of family came for the wedding and Jyothi's parents and cousins ensured that the wedding went well. I flew in to town on Thursday and left right after the wedding on Saturday. The reason was another wedding in another town - Madison, WI! I felt very bad leaving the family and Kalyan like that, but it had to be done. Hearing that the dinner at Vijaya and Annayya's home that night was very good didn't make it any easier on me, of course. :-)
Here is an important picture before I run out of space on my blogspot.
Prasad
















