Photo blog, May 3, 2014

The histopathology report of the huge ovarian tumour that we operated on couple of weeks back.
We've few friends who have promised to help out with the chemotherapy of this poor lady.
We would need help of some more people . . . 

A langer and her baby through one of the skylights . . .  

A rod cutting machine which was donated by one of our well-wishers.
This job would take about 30 minutes if done manually.
With the machine, the same amount of work takes just about 2 minutes . . . 

The above two snaps - - - vegetables from our farm . . .

One of the water handpumps that we facilitated Living Waters to dig in one of our neighboring villages . . .

An improvised water tumbler in our maintenance department

The setting sun . . . 

The Setting Sun . . .

Last week, I tried to snap the setting sun from the dam near our hospital. It has not been that great like the snaps from Andamans. But, still it was a visual treat . . . However, on the second day, the clouds played spoil sport. 

View of the setting sun from the dam

Mustard flower . . . 

The setting sun . . .  The clouds spoiled the scene . . .

Dr. Basil who took me around. That's Titus's bike . . . 

The Sun . . .

More snaps from Andamans. This time, the subject is the sun . . . 

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4. Serenity