Back in town

Looked forward to India this time around before leaving Atlanta. Even though my bro tipped me off that I maybe looking at some girls. Mostly, it was teens reaching past twenty. However, there was an exception of a successful, divorced woman in her 30's in my caste, so they say. Rather than deal with this depressing rainy weather here in Atlanta, I was lucky to get out of Atlanta as well as the whole United States weather situation. Chicago was the place that was going to take me back. Etihad Airlines flew from there even if its for 12 hours straight with screaming babies.

With a stop in Dubai (met an old Indian woman who taught German), I finally got to Chennai at about 3 or 4 in the morning (everything goes around Europe and USA). After a three hours sleep at my parents home, I delivered some bank transfers for my parents, and sent papers for my brother's college transcript to this professor. Later that night, I went to my older cousin's house for a marriage proposal. Unfortunately or fortunately, I was so tired that I was very incoherent with my Tamil combines with my American, southern accent (old ladies with bad hearing loved me. LOL). Well after getting stuffed with food, I went back to my parents and slept.

Next morning flew to Tirchy. I like how the pilot flew from land side to seaside back to land side. My cousin got me and took me to Pudukkottai. He brought me up to date of what I wanted to do and what he was going to do. Me, the lazy boy didn't care. Brought me to his father's house (my uncle), set me in a room with a TV with sports channels from India of course. I loved my room to the dismay of my other cousin's family who lived close by and wanted me at their house. Likewise, I fell in love with the game of cricket and field hockey as well as badminton and track field. I watch that all day. Television coverage of sports are better in India than America, if you can afford the dish. It was Feb. 14 and no girl, but I didn't give a care. On the other hand, my grandmother was getting worried about me being single. I tried to avoid her many time but to no avail.