Bye bye Trivandrum

We imagined; all the places we can roam about, the new environment, the lush greenery, soft water and good looking Kerala guys. Sighhhhhhhhh. All these imaginations went down the drain. My training date has been preponed to 13th November and training center has been changed from Trivandrum to Coimbaotre. Just for the sake of 10 days I lost all the above said good things :-( Again settled back in TamilNadu. Till now we kept ourselves updating details about Trivandrum training center, the process is just in beginning state with Coimbatore. And the worse case is that this information came to us right after the day we booked tickets to Trivandrum. Now again had to cancel them and get tickets to Coimbatore. Hope Coimbatore turns out interesting atleast to some extent.

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Anonymous said…
me phashtu...changed eh....unakku paravalla atleast 10 days ahead...enakku jus 3 days change...n me had to advance my ticket by jus one day.... :((

heard coimbatore's ruthless....hee hee :)))
2:11 AM
Janani said…
@Golmaalgopal
Syam annthe post le kidiakara mathiri puliyogare ellam kidaikathu.

When are u leaving and where to?
2:30 AM
Janani said…
@Golmaalgopal.
Thnks for the info.. eriyara vilakule enniye oothathe... Naane full kaduppu le irukken. TVM nu mega kanavu ellam kanden epd chappu nu CBE aache nu feelingsa irukku.
2:31 AM
KC! said…
Sooper po, so no malayalam learning ;)
7:59 PM
Janani said…
@Usha
Amam.... Oru vithathile sooper thaan
5:22 AM
KK said…
Probably ungalukku Malayalam padika kashtama irukunu mathitaangalo yennavo... :)
Coibatore is a nice place...
2:50 PM
Janani said…
@KK
Ha.. Ha.. Enna positive approacha..
9:39 PM
Serendipity said…
mein bhi aa rahi hoon:d i am coming to tcs but damn will find coimbatore a lil bugging.
8:12 AM
Janani said…
@Serendipity
kya hua RIL mein? Any way thum aa rahi ho..bahuth khoob. Swagat hai thumharah.
10:54 AM
Anonymous said…
Trivandrum is a very nice place, visit later as a tourist and enjoy the temples and scenics ..
10:14 AM
Seshadri said…
hey..read ur blog after a looooooooong time..athuthan old posts ku comment pannaren..me not geting time for all this :(..btw r u happy or sad for trng being preponed ? and happy or sad for it being shifted to c'batore..btw me too (probly cumin to c'batore) on nov 12 for my cousin's marriage..
8:05 AM
Janani said…
@Seshu
Thanks for visting here. Hmmm office le work pana arambichachu le.. Time irukaathu.Felt sad fo shifting my place to Coimbatore. But now got used to it. Was having huge plans for TVm. Sighhhh.
8:54 AM
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