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Team outing to Kuttralam and Kanyakumari - 1

As a part of my onsite trip treat (vera vazhiye illa treat kudukkalanna my team will not work properly when I go onsite), we as a team went to Kuttralam and Kanyakumari. I dont say that the whole expense of the trip was borne by me (kaasu avvlo irunthaa naan yen vela senji pozhakkanum). Hence dont come back to me asking that you have given a big treat to your team and why dont you give me at least a small treat. Ethuvaa irunthaalum phone pannunga, illa mail adinga... thayavu seithu comment eluthi treat kettu maanatha vaangathinga. Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeee

Friday 9th June was the date when we started to Tirunelveli by Kanyakumari express. 5:30 PM was the time it starts at Egmore. Half of the team was boarding in Egmore and half at Tambaram. I was in the later half. Its time to introduce my team members in this blog as some of the experiences will involve them also. There are totally 11 people and only 9 of us made it to the trip. I will list them. Here we go...

1. Balasubramaniam (Bala) - The photographer
2. Vijayalakshmi (Viji) - The cheer leader
3. Vijay Kumar - Any time commentator
4. Amjath
5. Indu
6. Sathya
7. Ashok
8. Bhavesh - Silent but powerful cracker of jokes

Romba yosikkathinga why only 8 are listed. As I said, I also made to the trip :-). Train trip as you would imagine was good when you have plenty of people around you. After a good session of arattai, it was almost midnight when we forced ourselves to sleep. At 4:45 AM on Saturday, we reached Thirunelveli where we had arranged for a van to pick us to Kuttralam. I had arranged for a van and that person told that he will hold a board hosting my name in it. Atha nambi naanum ellar kittayum otta vaiya vachikittu summa illama boardla en peru eluthiruppanga nu olaritten. As always for me, the driver was late and we found no board... kalanngaathala super bulb. At last I caught hold of the driver and we pushed the van directly to a tea shop and had our morning fresh coffee and tea...

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