A Tough "BYE" to Say

We felt as if we were leaving part of my family at Chennai and going back to Hyderabad while we were giving Send off to Sir and family. We never had an owner-tenant relationship. Siddhi was with them all the day while we were busy with the packing. Of course we were not doing anything but to make sure the packing was going well and make sure what material is going into what box. Rupu was busy titling the boxes to avoid any confusion later on.

We had lunch at Sir’s home in shifts. While I was there for lunch, it was around 04:30PM and was too hungry. Had a heavy lunch.  Got a chance to speak to Nithilan’s dad from UK.

Bala came in the evening from the college and Bharathi came in the night just about a half-an-hour before we could leave.

We had been to “Pathala Vinagar” temple at Madipakkam s Rupa had a pending visit there with all the family members, especially with our car.

Doctor Madam was busy with the convocation of her Son’s at his college. She too called me and was waiting for us at the hospital.

We had Dosas as dinner at Sir’s home and had a photo session for the last time. Here are some of the snaps I would like to share.

Sid with Barthikka (BAKA as Siddhi calls her J)

As I was taking this photograph, Sir was commenting that I would share this pic with the title "Siddhi trying to clean Baava's car". So let me keep the same title for this.

Sid might have not understood the importance of TIME here but Sir definetely knows....He just want to LIVE the moments with Siddhi. He knows that is a very little time left to ENJOY with Siddhi.

After seeing this pic, having known the kind of affection this family have given to Siddhi, Don't you guys think, Sid will be missing them a lot? As I am writing this post quite for some time after this pic has been taken, I knew now that Sid is MISSING Baava ands Family.

Baalanna and Barthakka...

and finally... my driver "Balaji"was ready....Time for a "Bye"... But we realized it was too tough to say BYE to the loved ones....But had to do that with emotions under controlled, consoling ourselves that "WORLD IS TOO SMALL", we will meet again.