Choosing Anaesthesia
Once in a while I join the tens of thousands of commuters for whom the daily grind into central London is part of their weekly routine. We live near the Continue Reading →
Category: England
The Hippocratic Oath
The last time I was part of a ceremony where the oath was taken was at Kavitha’s graduation a few years ago. I wasn’t expecting it, so it came as Continue Reading →
Second childhood
It has been snowing since yesterday, only lightly though. It didn’t settle. Which is a pity, because Lakshmi came to spend the weekend with me and we could have had Continue Reading →
My poor cars
Once in a while on a Wednesday I am asked to do a private list at a hospital in Brentford. The journey is only 25 miles and should normally take Continue Reading →
Happy days
Recently I thought everyone had forgotten how to smile. Was it the dark and gloomy days that were to blame or was it something else? Sometimes it is easier just Continue Reading →
Drive to work and Christmas number one
A foggy day greets me as I start my drive to work. The ice on the windscreen does not take long to clear, but the roads are covered in a Continue Reading →
My friend Rafia
I spent the day with a good friend of mine. A friend from my college and medical school days. Rafia was the only friend apart from my mother, I used Continue Reading →
Lakshmi’s first Christmas
I haven’t spent Christmas at my house now for a few years. For the last few years it has been in New York, Kerala, Marbella and now for the second Continue Reading →
Steffi Graff and some tennis memories
Stefanie Maria Graf, one of my favourite tennis players from the yesteryears. She burst onto our TV screens like a breath of fresh air at a time when Martina Navratilova Continue Reading →
Christmas Market
Winter is officially here and with it the hours of sunshine gets less and less. Soon the shortest day in our calendar year will arrive and the good news is Continue Reading →
