Come back as Jesus, Come back and save the world . Bless all the future of every boy and girl. Come back as Rama, Forgive us for what we've done Come back as Allah, Come back as anyone...
Madhu - The only reason I dressed up Ashu was to shut my mum up with this photo when she asks me what I did(read as made!) for Krishna Jayanthi! And it worked like a charm! ;)
Priya - Like I answered Madhu, dressing her up and taking the photo was the only thing I did on that day! :)
dimbulb - That panchakacham is my Dupatta! :) I just folded it into half, wrapped her and brought from the front to the back and inserted it. She was ok while I dressed her up. But she did nt stay still at all when I was taking photos. She was in a very bad mood and thats why the non-smiling krishna!
aqua - Good to see you here. I was a regular to your baby blog and after the long gap, I thought you have stopped writing. Good to see that you are back! :) I love the song too.
She looks sooooooo divine!!!!
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Cheedai ellam saaptacha?
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Awww Boo. She's such a cutie. Delightful picture.
ReplyDeleteHappy Janmashtami with your little butter thief!
OMG, she looks so adorable! So did you use her feet for the traditional Krishna footprints?
ReplyDeletekrishnaa nee peganee ?
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cho chweet.. what else can I say?
ReplyDeleteAawwwwww! you must be very happy to have such a cute baby!
ReplyDeleteRomba shweeta irukka!!
ReplyDeleteLooks so sweet...
ReplyDeletepanjakaccham, mutthumaalai,vangi, kuzhal.. besh besh! yaaru panjakacham kattivitta? romba romba nanna irukku
ReplyDeleteDrushti pattuvida poradu.
Awwwwwwwwwww. That is it. I want one (a baby).
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Thank you for all the cho-chweets! :)
ReplyDeleteமகேந்திரன் - அதே, அதே!
Latha - You can have mine!! ;) *was waiting to tell this dialogue for ages, 15 1/2 months to be precise!!*
too cute!!
ReplyDeleteYou are linked!I finally did it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome pose. Great photo. Lovely song.
ReplyDeletelovely picture! :)
ReplyDeletei'm the 'o anonymous reader' by the way, that commented on your previous posts...
can i add you to my blogroll please? i love your blog!
- o anonymous reader
IS there a mandate that all kids have to be dressed up like lord Krishna? Or maybe its that it wont look as cute if we dressed adults up like Him!
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ReplyDeleteipa than pathen mudle suthi podu kuzhanthai ku,kanu pada poradhu,
ReplyDeletechennai mami.
She looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks again guys!
ReplyDeleteSunrise, ofcourse you can! :)
Madhu - The only reason I dressed up Ashu was to shut my mum up with this photo when she asks me what I did(read as made!) for Krishna Jayanthi! And it worked like a charm! ;)
Chennai Mami - Will sure do! :)
Sho shweet! :-)
ReplyDeleteDid she put the kutti-krishnar-kaal-signs-in-white-maavu (for want of a better term!) in your house this year? ;-)
she looks SO cute
ReplyDeleteand i love this hymn. my hubby's cousin sang it for us once and i just fell in love with this song!
Priya - Like I answered Madhu, dressing her up and taking the photo was the only thing I did on that day! :)
ReplyDeletedimbulb - That panchakacham is my Dupatta! :) I just folded it into half, wrapped her and brought from the front to the back and inserted it. She was ok while I dressed her up. But she did nt stay still at all when I was taking photos. She was in a very bad mood and thats why the non-smiling krishna!
aqua - Good to see you here. I was a regular to your baby blog and after the long gap, I thought you have stopped writing. Good to see that you are back! :) I love the song too.
I am not going to be original this time, so all I am going to say that your blog rocks, sad that I don't have suck a writing skills
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