A painful decision!
I took a hiatus from writing my Tea story. Today, I want to pick up my pen again. After a successful five years in Coonoor,
Stories about my first job!
I took a hiatus from writing my Tea story. Today, I want to pick up my pen again. After a successful five years in Coonoor,

An experience of a lifetime. We were returning from Coonoor after a Stanes School Council meeting. Wilfred Davidar, the new Chairman and I were in

Dr. P.J. Philip Born: 1st May 1916 Died: 22nd November 2012 Son of: Rev. P.J. Philip and Elizabeth Philip of Chengannur, Kerala Married to Grace

Recap from Part 1 of the story …. In August 1972 I persuaded my boss T.C. Satyanath to let me have six weeks off for

I sat down with my good friend T K Madhav earlier this year to talk about old times. He had come to Cochin in 1963
I must apologize to my readers for my long absence from publishing new episodes of these stories.. Before I go on with our life at

I was amazed that several people reacted to my last post – Icklesham. This story also got a large number of Likes on Facebook. Many

I had taken a long break from writing but now feel compelled to continue my narrative. My first two years in Coonoor (1971-73) was taken

If I thought I was going to miss the Cochin social life I was in for a pleasant surprise. Sure, I would miss my friends
My wife and I were delighted with our move to Coonoor. She liked the cooler climes of Coonoor which had an amazing climate and vegetation. It
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