By Piyushi Dhir
In my last post, I was talking about growing up into a strapping eight-month old fellow and learning new things. I have more abilities to boast of that I have learnt only in these last few weeks and unless I don’t tell you about them, I won’t be doing a good job of giving you […]
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Haven’t you wondered for how long I’ve been six months old? I have been so busy telling you about my life and travels that I forgot to update you about my age. This weekend, I turned 8 months old (I feel so grown up!!!). By the way, you know, I have never needed to keep […]
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You’ve heard about my international travels. Now I’ll tell you about my equally global neighbourhood. We moved from San Pedro to Abidjan recently, since Papa is now going to be working here. I was happy because that brought me closer to my Dr Carlos. We stayed temporarily in an apartment in the most happening part […]
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If you remember, last week I was telling you about how I landed up in Dubai, right into the arms of my cuddly grandparents. When I had decided to go meet them, I had looked forward to getting to know these people I heard about all the time, and who were my ancestors. What I […]
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You would have figured by now that I’m not one to stay put in one place for too long. After flying from India to Ivory Coast and then flitting back and forth between San Pedro and Abidjan for pediatric visits, I logged another 13000 kms this month going to Dubai and back (do you think […]
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For the first few months of my life, I could not move myself or assert my will beyond crying at the top of my lungs. I was picked up to be fed, toys were dangled in front of my face and I was carried from one place to another. Sometime last month though, I discovered […]
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Soon after we reached San Pedro, my Mum was on the lookout for a nanny for me. I think she’d had enough of me by then. Papa, the driver and the housekeeper were all put on nanny-hunting duty. One lady actually sent Papa a written application at his office, titled ‘Application for the post of […]
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Hi guys! I’m back. And I’m psyched with the response you all gave my first post! Makes me excited to write more. Last week I was telling you about how I left India to get to my home in Ivory Coast when I was just short of a month old. For whatever reason my parents […]
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Hey world! For the last six months, my Mum has been writing all sorts of stuff about me, while I was a little busy figuring out this world and life. Anyhow, I decided it was time to get my voice heard, and what better than to use her blog itself to tell you my side […]
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