To shyam-from Africa- ''Amakuru''

[Guest guest]

Mirway (Good Afternoon/evening)

Varamutse (Good morning)

Amakuru (how are u)

Nimeza (i am fine)

THANK YOU (TO MORE THAN ONE) MURAKOZE

THANK YOU (TO ONE) URAKOZE

saw some belly dancing, other african dances, singing, acrobats,went to

disco(could not see the blacks in the dark, just their clothes and shining

teeth!), saw some Gorillas. weather is lovely here.Its near the equator, but on

a hilly area. Its known as the land of 1000 hills.

It rains thruout the year.

people here are nice.

Indians are also there.

There is a local Hindu Mandal.

I am berozgar. living as a housewife.

doing, jhadu,katka, kapda, cooking, bartan dhona.

Anil says to keep a maid, but i say, not necessary. Just for 2 of us, to have

a maid!!

It takes me only 2-3hours daily for all the above chores.

I am 3.5hours behind Indian time.

bye

regards

Meena

shyamkamath wrote:

Hello there,

Going by the exotic names of locales u seem to be visiting inside the heartland

of Africa,where NO

MGIMSian HAS EVER GONE BEFORE, I am just curious to know,if u have picked up

some African

words,that we had read many many years ago,in Comics of Phantom etc..

Hu hu hula hu(For Happy New Year,with apes in the background for music etc) AND

things like that...

Please narrate to us, ur lovely experiences.

Shyam(84)

Re: HB Renuka

Dear Prabha, Kishoreda and Ameet,

Thank you all very much. I am touched.

I got a few handmade crafts from both the kids and from their father

....... that is for you to guess Kishoreda!!

Renuka '84 batch.

Ameet Chimote wrote:

Renuka Madam

Many happy returns of the day and also a very happy new year to you and your

family...

Ameet 1993

2005/12/29, Shah :

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> Happy Birthday Renuka.

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> This time you have to tell us what the birthday gift was!

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> Kishore Shah 1974

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