Snapshots
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- pushpa @six
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- my new dad, sister and teddy bear
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- 1st Christmas with a new American friend
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- One month before America
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- Shanti(my mother) and little sister Champa
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- Shirley, adoptive mother
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- Upon arrival in Portland airport
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- 1st moments together
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- lei at the airport
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- After the first real hug
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- Sister Champa’s first hug
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- adoptive dad and I
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- daughter Kaliyani and I
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- passport to America
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- Beaches boot camp photo, my business
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- Husband Glenn and Kaliyani
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- My nieces Pinky and Ritu
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- Kaliyani and I
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- two adoptees trying to put on a sari
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- My mother and husband Glenn in 2007
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- Lata(1st adoptee I met) and I
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- The old me! NOW!
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- March 2007 meeting in Reshikesh
LuAnne Cori said
Pushpa, Your story is captivating and compelling and, yet, just the beginning. The design of your blog enables the reader to follow your story with simplicity, hence, fully comprehendible. How amazingly ambitious to desire producing a film! Would this film segue a book? Your life’s history, thus far, is heart endearing and exudes a strong will of courage and bravery to seek the truth…as in the cliche, “The truth shall set you free”. The photos complement the written words engaging the reader into the depth of your story. You and your family are a daily part of my life, now, and a testament to the power of love. Thank you, Pushpa.
Ina Fraser said
Your writing made me think, Pushpa. You sound like a very intelligent, thoughtful person. I’m so glad Cora made it possible for me to read your blog.
AdoptedKeralite said
Pushpa-thanks for your honesty in this blog. I look forward to reading more about who you are and your story. I would love to link our blogs together as well. I like what you have to say and you have a really unique perspective. Hope we get to meet someday at a DAU gathering. I’m bummed I’ll be missing this coming one. Check out my blog and let me know your thoughts.
Evahagoge said
Great article, great looking weblog, added it to my favs.