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Small drops makes ocean? One by one in the past decade I have posted here 1000 posts. Unbelievable.

Last week was full of rain and this week sweating started again.

Interestingly, today morning there was gentle breeze. It felt lovely.

But as the day went, it became sweaty.

In Delhi, one can live all climate.

Happy birthday.

Delhi weather has gone from hot like hell to sweating like pigs. Unless we stand directly under fan, it's terrible. I am not able to work over the weekends. Over the weekdays, I work only at early mornings & late evenings, so it's bearable.

Rani has to take a shower after every meal-cooking. Oh, did I tell you, there is water scarcity? Don't even get me started on that.

It's a pleasure to watch jerry get up on his own on his leg and take one step and then fall down. He is so happy and proud of it, it's so visible in his broad smile.

He is little late in walking. But I am not so worried. Piyo also was late but look at all the naughtiness he is filled with now.

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I had my concerns as it was our first trip in North India with kids. But it turned out to be a fantastic trip.

The hotel in which we stayed was in the roadside but our rooms were in 3 floors below the roads and so there was no noise, only serenity. It was weird to go down to the room; Whenever we had to go dinning, Rani kept saying lets go up to eat. She never got around the idea of having rooms below the reception. But in a hilly region, like Kasauli, this seems normal.

We visited some shops, in lower mall road, on the first day to purchase woollen clothing for all of us. This is the first time we bought something for all of us in a single shopping session.

Next day we visited Monkey Point, highest point in Kasauli. It is believed that Hanuman put his left foot here when searching for Sanjeevani herb to help Laxman in Lanka war. We didn’t climb to the top of the hill since I felt we couldn’t have climbed with Jerry in hand.

After lunch we went to Christ church, an ancient church in Kasauli (founded in 1853). It was a quite and a nice place.

Finally, on the way to Kalka station, we visited Pinjore Gardens, which is believed to have been founded by Pandavas. It is a Mughal garden, as like the President’s Garden in Delhi. But I found Pinjore garden much more beautiful than the president’s garden. Kids played and enjoyed.

Piyo enjoyed the train trip both ways. He didn’t sleep on the onward journey, though he slept in the return.

In all I all, it was a fantastic time. Photos will one soon

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Really. Never realised it would be so. It shows in mental attitude, body and so on. Surprised but have to get on with life.

BlogEasy has been in the store for 2 days and there has been 3 downloads. I think 2 of them are promo downloads. That still leaves with one actual purchase. It’s great boost to working further.

Btw, the mac app has sold 67 copies so far.

I have gotten next version of BlogEasy ready. This time with integration with Dropbox so that whenever you publish an article, it gets stored in the Dropbox. This way you have a copy of all articles you wrote in a readable format.

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