A memorable walk down memory lane with my classmates!
The day had begun with the viewing of the Malayalam movie, 'Bangalore days'. Taking mom up the long flight of stairs of the Sree Visakh theatre was a great task but she did it admirably well. The movie has been running to packed houses since its release and it essentially covers the growing up and coming to terms with life of a girl and two boys who're more buddies than relations! A beautiful experience after a long while!
And after dropping mom at my maman's place, we'd fetched up at Suresh and Sindhu's 'Anchorage'. And it was fun time from the word go. After catching up with all the stories, we're at the Trivandrum Club for a get together of our classmates, who'd arrived in town to attend the school's Old Boys' Day. The back thumping, the recall of every incident while at school and the impromptu variety entertainment put up by each one of us made me wish that the evening would continue forever!
And it was fairly late when we'd called it a day or was it night?
Tailpiece.
Three of our classmates had booked themselves for a weekend stay at Poovar, about 35 km from Thiruvananthapuram. On an impulse, I'd said that Lekha and me would accompany them after the Old Boys' day celebrations tomorrow and the others said that they'd follow suit! Probably, it's a way to keep our interaction going without break!!
The day had begun with the viewing of the Malayalam movie, 'Bangalore days'. Taking mom up the long flight of stairs of the Sree Visakh theatre was a great task but she did it admirably well. The movie has been running to packed houses since its release and it essentially covers the growing up and coming to terms with life of a girl and two boys who're more buddies than relations! A beautiful experience after a long while!
And after dropping mom at my maman's place, we'd fetched up at Suresh and Sindhu's 'Anchorage'. And it was fun time from the word go. After catching up with all the stories, we're at the Trivandrum Club for a get together of our classmates, who'd arrived in town to attend the school's Old Boys' Day. The back thumping, the recall of every incident while at school and the impromptu variety entertainment put up by each one of us made me wish that the evening would continue forever!
And it was fairly late when we'd called it a day or was it night?
Tailpiece.
Three of our classmates had booked themselves for a weekend stay at Poovar, about 35 km from Thiruvananthapuram. On an impulse, I'd said that Lekha and me would accompany them after the Old Boys' day celebrations tomorrow and the others said that they'd follow suit! Probably, it's a way to keep our interaction going without break!!
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