Yes,How could I FORGET,Malini

[Guest guest]

Yes,thanx for pointing out the location of that Bangla.

Me and Seema used to escort Nutan Pai('83),sometimes,when she had moved into

that place.

I would really not like the night scenario,when there would be a huge space of

darkness right in front of that bangla overlooking our cricket ground and with

winds howling

on windy nights,the scene would be very scary.Plus with no light connecting that

narrow Pagdandi from Gynae wards to the house,I was not sure,if anybody should

really be walking at nights and some yrs ago,I had heard that Prof.Chabbra,had a

snakebite when she was coming down that road,made my fears true.

I congratulate u and others who stayed put for the whole of PGship,in that house

and STILL MANAGE TO STUDY.

Shyam(84).

[Guest guest]

par dekho, we were all married at that stage (Poonam, Nanda, Nutan and me).

So in a way it suited us fine to be at the bhoot bangla as XY chromosomes

were allowed then.

I remember once the fuse had blown, LP (my hubby) and shivkumar decided to

open the fuse box and hey presto there was a snake in it! got the watchman

from the house nearby to deal with it. but it is still a story to

remember.....

then there was a lecturer called Tripti Sharma who kind of came and went as

lecturers do in Gynae... She hadpoed the kitchen and we could not access it,

but all part of the game. When Ms Chhabra was away she used to leave her

keys with us and we could watch TV. A luxury.

does bring back memories...

cheers Malini

With regards

L / M Prasad

lp1960@...

Wish you a very happy day

Yes,How could I FORGET,Malini

Yes,thanx for pointing out the location of that Bangla.

Me and Seema used to escort Nutan Pai('83),sometimes,when she had moved

into that place.

I would really not like the night scenario,when there would be a huge

space of darkness right in front of that bangla overlooking our cricket

ground and with winds howling

on windy nights,the scene would be very scary.Plus with no light

connecting that narrow Pagdandi from Gynae wards to the house,I was not

sure,if anybody should

really be walking at nights and some yrs ago,I had heard that

Prof.Chabbra,had a snakebite when she was coming down that road,made my

fears true.

I congratulate u and others who stayed put for the whole of PGship,in that

house and STILL MANAGE TO STUDY.

Shyam(84).