St. Xavier's School, Delhi - Class of 1985 Regional Meet 1 in the bay area
Today's blog is dedicated to St. Xavier's School' class of 1985 reunion, which took place on December 19h, 2010 in Delhi, India. I could not attend the x85 reunion in India, but was delighted to meet up with five of my batch-mates on January 8th, 2011at Thea restaurant in San Jose.
From far-left to front-left corner of the table; Ajoy Bhatia, Gary Gauba, Nitin Seth. From front-right to far-right corner of the table; Puneet Agarwal, Gaurav Kapur, Rajnish Khanna.
From far-left to front-left corner of the table; Ajoy Bhatia, Gary Gauba, Nitin Seth. From front-right to far-right corner of the table; Puneet Agarwal, Gaurav Kapur, Rajnish Khanna.
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I like all the answers but Puneet's stands out: SXS gets the credit for everything and also the blame for everything!!
ReplyDeletesrikanth
Seems like all you guys had a blast. How I wish this could have taken place earlier. I was in the US with family for 4 weeks during the summer breakand would have loved to meet up with all of you. Maybe in the near future.
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Sanjay Chauhan
Just remembering a quote from a movie. Paraphrasing it here: "as you grow older, the future looks darker and past looks brighter." I wonder if alcohol is involved in that too ;-)
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