
Here's a photo of Pradnya, me, Hema and Chitra:

Here's a cool photo showing all five kids, doing various things:

More about the flower: http://www.flowersofindia.net/catalog/slides/Rajanigandha.html
I saw some in Hawaii, too, and I think they might have been what the lei was made of that Jihong brought when she met me at the airport. It feels the same and smells like Hawaii to me. :-)
1 comment:
Your Rajnigandha are called Polianthes Tuberosa here, and florists just call them tuberose.
That's a very nice picture of you and your flowers.
Deb
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