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పైనుండి రెండవ ఫోటోలో కుడి చేతి వైపు నుండి రెండవ పైరేట్ పాపం చెయ్యి విరగ్గొట్టుకున్నట్టుందే!
ReplyDeletethey are so cute.
ReplyDelete--Prasad
http://blog.charasala.com
The second picture from the top gets my vote. Though you may have just caught a fleeting moment - each of the girls is in a different pose with a different expression on her face - one can stare at this picture for very long and still be note bored. Priceless.
ReplyDeleteThe story about a grown man learning bharatanatyam in a dance school was written by one JUBV Prasad - who lives in your neck of the woods. This story came in Detroit TANA souvenir. There's another story by Narayanaswamy also in that souvenir.
కొత్త పాళీ said...
ReplyDelete- one can stare at this picture for very long and still be note bored. Priceless.
err .. that should be "not bored".
JUBV Prasad in our neck of woods? I thought he lives in CA?
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