Christopher Anand

blogs from Visakhapatnam/Hyderabad

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Growing up Part 3 (11 votes)
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Growing Up Part 2 (4 votes)
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Growing Up Part 1 (4 votes)
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Riding High... (9 votes)
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What Just Happened..Part 4 (8 votes)
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Passing the Baton.... (16 votes)
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What Just Happened...? Part 2 (9 votes)
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What Just Happened Part 1 (9 votes)
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Growing up Part 3
It would be cliched to say that he would never, ever, forget the sight in front of his young eyes. It needs to be said however. For it was so sudden, so unprecedented, that it warranted a rightful place among the frightful memories he would need to carry to his grave. Something similar to watching t...
Posted on 13 August 2011 | 4:08 pm
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Growing Up Part 2
His body, perched safely on his Friend's shoulders and scaling the wall with him, our hero's mind was in turmoil. His pastor at the church he went to every Sunday saw to it that none of his flock left the pews with even the slightest inclination towards anything immoral. Would this qualify as being...
Posted on 6 August 2011 | 3:50 am
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Growing Up Part 1
He had no equal. Arguably. But then, he hadn't met anyone who had wished to argue with him on that respect, not yet. Though reasonably assured of the fact, he was careful to not let it get to his round head. He knew he deserved respect from most quarters, but wisely made no attempt to demand it. Whe...
Posted on 5 August 2011 | 6:28 am
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