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Innocent Inquiries
A child complained to his mother that he has severe stomach-ache. She told him, "It is because your belly is empty. Come and have some food." The child obeyed. The next day the mother had a heavy head ache. The child consoled her, saying innocently, "Mommy, it is because your head is empty!"

On another occasion, the curious child asked his mother, "Mommy, why are some of your hairs turning grey?" She tried to use this occasion to reform him. "It is because of you, dear. Every bad action of yours will turn one of my hairs grey!" The child replied innocently, "Now I know why your mother has only grey hairs on her head."

The Amazing Sky- Poetry in picture

Photographs taken from my balcony

Archee's poem in chandamama.com

The poem written by my daughter on 13th Sep 09 got published in chandamama.com
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An Young Poet in Making

My daughter is a natural poet, I feel in that way. She has written the following poem yesterday evening . I am impressed with quality of the poem. Are you? Please read on.

The Amazing Sky
The amazing sky is seen at night
Whoever sees it, says what a wonderful sight.
The stars are twinkling in the sky,
Dancing so high.
Here comes the moon,
And gone so soon.
Here comes the sun,
To have some fun.
And now the sky is shining up,
Like the golden cup,
the wonderful sky , the amazing sky.

By- Archee Biswal (Age 9 years)

On 13.09.09.-6PM

Mora udi udi jaye kaani

Khushi, my 9 year old daughter loves dancing with or without any reasons. Some nice moments captured by my canon 830i camera.

Some more photos of Borra caves

Borra Caves- nature's unique creation

Situated at around 90 Kms from the City by road, Borra caves at the Anantagiri Mandal are one of the best places to visit in Vizag. Borra guhalu get their name from a formation inside the caves that looks like the human brain, which in the local language, telugu, is known as borra. Borra caves is highly renowned for its attractive stalactite and stalagmite formations.
One-million-year-old Borra Caves are breathtakingly beautiful and the natural formation of these caves is also unique. The limestone caves were formed as a result of the action of the Gosthani river. The river which now flows through the caves was once upon a time flowing over the limestone area. The caves were formed due to the pressure exerted by the river water on the mineral deposits, the lime stones dissolved and gradually. It was a two-way process. The dissolved limestone trickled down drop by drop on the floor of the cave. These solidify to form the irregularly shaped stalagmites.
According legend, the cowherd came across the caves while searching for the cow, grazing on the top of the caves, fell down 60 metres, through a hole in the roof. There is also a stalagmite inside the cave that resembles a Lingam, and many people flock to the cave to get a glimpse of it.
Inside the caves there are several interesting structures. Mushroom formation, a temple, a mosque, a church and many more contribute to the place beauty. there are traces of yellow-colored sulphur deposits on the ground Along with the calcium deposits,. Flowing between the solidified stalagmites and stalactites is the Gosthani river which heads towards Orissa, once out of the caves.

I am attaching some photographs of the borra cave from my visit to Vizag in May 2008.