At Lofou Village

On Sunday, we went to have lunch at a Traditional Travern, in a village named Lofou. They had a large variety of dishes for the Meze..salads, 4-5 dips, pita with parmesan cheese, Halloumi, Pasta with Minced meet, kolokassi dish, Spinach with eggs, Grilled chicken and lamb with potatoes.. There are few more dishes,but I am not sure of the correct names.. Its a must go for all the food enthusiasts.. On the whole it was a good experience, the drive along the beautiful mountainside and a filling lunch! Through the Streets in Lofou Village

Spring has come! A tree covered in white flowers..

Story time

Annabel loves to hear stories.. Sometimes its Lion and Cat story, sometimes the Hare and Tortoise, the Elephant and Ant and the list goes on... When stories we know dry up, we read to her from books.. She finds it even more intersting with the colorful illustrations! In the picutre below, Daddy is reading to her the "Baby Jesus" story book.

Who blew the candle ?

One evening, Rajesh And Smitha were at our home and I baked a cake.. When it came to cutting the cake, all the children wanted their name on it and all of them wanted to blow the candle.. Look at their enthusiasm as they blow the candle!!

I love my car!

When we step into Orphanides for our grocery shopping, Annabel runs to fetch a car trolley. She loves to have a ride in it and watch people and things around. She also fantasises driving her Daddy's car.. She tries to turn the steering wheel and pushes and turns all the buttons when she is made to sit on the driving seat.

With my Friend Sanjitha in the Orphanides car.

Trying a hand on the steering wheel.

Helping Dad to fill petrol.