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The choir gang back home had a party on August 15th and looks like they had a lot of fun. I miss being part of that choir, it was fun practising every Saturday and trying to make an impression on Sunday's. Here are a few pictures of the fun gang... the gang I miss....
They are playing musical chairs.... here
Grandma cutting the cake....
Kudos to them, for Staying Alive and I hope they flourish and don't let go of their youthful zest.
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Antonio said…
Oh...Is this the choir group who steal songs from perambur church????
12:46 PM
Anonymous said…
Antonio!!! Perembur Church sings their own songs right?!?! makes their own music , write thier own songs na... Please!!!

And Kavitha.. thank you for writing about us. the children would be really happy that you did.
11:09 PM
Antonio said…
Yep...Most of the songs are created by them only and few we will duplicate. But we never steal song papers from other church. I mean Steal..Steal..Steal.

Anyway that's ok...becoz the thief is Kavitha. So i leave it.
8:26 AM
Anonymous said…
Hahahaha.. We didnt steal song papers.We only borrowed it. thats all.
6:24 PM
test said…
wrt above... lotsa debate :)

Choir practice is always fun. I cannot remember the last time I was in one.. maybe 3rd grade.. or was it 6th.. I can't remember
7:03 PM
wildeyes said…
looks like u guys have loads of fun...last time i was in the choir was in the 5th :) then i realized i should give other people a chance to sing and not over shadow them by my amazing voice quality. :D
11:23 PM
Karen Xavier said…
Megh's, the world should have more people like you... you are such a sweetheart.
12:14 PM
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