Holidays
Initially holidays used be just a short break to relax, away from the hustle and bustle of London. The furthest we ventured was Jersey. The next step was Europe. The Continue Reading →
Author: Chitra Gopinathan
National Gallery paintings-2
Next Mathew took us to see ‘Rokeby Venus’ or ‘The Toilet of Venus’ by Diego Velazquez, a Spanish painter from the 17th century. This time it was a painting of Continue Reading →
National Gallery paintings
I found myself back in Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery once again. Last week I came to know that they do short guided tours of the Gallery for new Continue Reading →
National Gallery Michelangelo and Sebastiano exhibition
Once again I had to go to central London to do a list. The early morning walk to the station was colder than I expected. It is quite difficult to Continue Reading →
Babysitting Lakshmi
It’s been almost thirty years since I have looked after a baby. Well Lakshmi is not a baby anymore, but still. Even all those years ago, I never did do Continue Reading →
Having faith
My usual list was cancelled today and I was asked to do another list. There was only one patient on the list who needed a general anaesthetic. She was an Continue Reading →
Lakshmi’s first birthday party
I cannot say that spring has sprung anymore, because spring is well under way and today the temperature was in the low to mid twenties, which is almost ten degrees Continue Reading →
Old friends and weddings
Seetha was the only person I knew when I came to London in 1984. Although she was in the same class as me in pre- degree and shared the next Continue Reading →
Rajula
Today I met a lady who was named after a ship. A ship I have travelled in during the late 60s. She was surprised that I made the connection. She Continue Reading →
Keralam and our responsibilities
Normally when I’m travelling around my home town, I don’t pay much attention to the outside world. I usually take a book or a journal to while my time. As Continue Reading →
