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No OD today.

The Good and the Bad at the moment!




GOOD: OD is not there today. Some maintenance work there. May be I will be able to OD on Monday. Written two letters today:
Letter # 1 to Rajesh:
Hello Rajesh, It was interesting to read your letter. Keep sending some letters. If you can send us some pictures too.

Here, we will be trying our luck on Tuesday to get a seat for Sneha. We will let you know the results.

Attach vijinathan and veena also in our communications, so that I will make a record of the contacts with you in the family site.

Libertyville - I will make some more explorations on the net - but I feel Rajesh's views would be better and easy to know about the place.

How is your cooking going on? Take care. When you find some time write something - this old fool will definitely enjoy.

Tell my regards to Nathans and Veena.

Take care.
Letter # 2 to Chitra
Web pages are nothing but papers on the web.
Just as we do in the paper with pen we can write and put some images.
It will be there in some server - and if we search for that we get the papers.
It is very easy - just as you write this letter.
There are very many companies that offer free space on the web.
Just as I use msn groups - yahoo also gives free space called geocities - you can also create a mother group in yahoo also. I find msn little bit easy. But yahoo is also okay.
To begin with you can sign janibalufamily - by clicking join now. You can use your yahoo ID or rediff ID and a pass word.

Step by step we can go slowly ---- try - ask me questions - one at a time - teaching you through internet - will make me to learn more - Try - spend some five minutes.....okay?
Web pages are nothing but papers on the web.
Just as we do in the paper with pen we can write and put some images.
It will be there in some server - and if we search for that we get the papers.
It is very easy - just as you write this letter.
There are very many companies that offer free space on the web.
Just as I use msn groups - yahoo also gives free space called geocities - you can also create a mother group in yahoo also. I find msn little bit easy. But yahoo is also okay.
To begin with you can sign janibalufamily - by clicking join now. You can use your yahoo ID or rediff ID and a pass word.

Step by step we can go slowly ---- try - ask me questions - one at a time - teaching you through internet - will make me to learn more - Try - spend some five minutes.....okay?
Web pages are nothing but papers on the web.
Just as we do in the paper with pen we can write and put some images.
It will be there in some server - and if we search for that we get the papers.
It is very easy - just as you write this letter.
There are very many companies that offer free space on the web.
Just as I use msn groups - yahoo also gives free space called geocities - you can also create a mother group in yahoo also. I find msn little bit easy. But yahoo is also okay.
To begin with you can sign janibalufamily - by clicking join now. You can use your yahoo ID or rediff ID and a pass word.

Step by step we can go slowly ---- try - ask me questions - one at a time - teaching you through internet - will make me to learn more - Try - spend some five minutes.....okay?

BAD: Hope I can do some good things at Office.



MOOD:The current mood of cgbalu@yahoo.com at www.imood.com

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