Monday, October 27, 2008
Thursday, October 16, 2008
I couldn't resist!

Sunday, October 12, 2008
Our 4th...
Shruti's commentary on the weekend:
Ben's commentary for the weekend:
The hands in the picture above are those of a 76 year-old gentleman from Australia, who settled in the suburbs of Atlanta some time ago. His son is a newscaster for one of the local stations here in Atlanta. Currently, he works two jobs: a) wine tasting assistant extraordinaire; and b) concierge for the Gwinnett County amphitheater. Such is the state of the economy. He commented that the worst behaved fans were those ticket-holders for "Hannah Montana." Apparently, wrestlers for the WWF were "by far" the biggest gentlemen. The most popular act was a "gay Mexican cowboy" band. The demographics of Gwinnett have changed indeed.
Shruti and I had a great time at the resort and I recommend it generally as well. The suites are large and the food is excellent. Also, if you like tennis-the courts were available during the whole time we were there, which was a plus. The "nature walk", however, is riddled with fire ants and is really just a golf cart path covered with bark and pieces of pine.
Shruti's commentary to Ben's commentary:
I wanted to take pictures because it was a beautiful day (and the real reason for the trip) so I hauled Ben on the nature walk in the AM. I think he made up the fire ants because I did not get bite. He really just wanted to snooze in the room longer because the bathroom was bigger then our living room.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Monday, August 25, 2008
Baby Olivia
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Olivia Grace Sawyer was born on August 14th at Northside Hospital in Atlanta, GA. She weighed 5lbs 15 ounces, a little less than the Chinese Olympic Gymnasts (who were amazing). Olivia is so beautiful and has the cutest little cry, which sounds a lot like our Bunnie cat. Did I mention she sleeps like a Sawyer too? Next time you see me, ask me how a Sawyer sleeps....
Here is one-eye Olivia with Tiffany Mommy several hours after delivery.
We are offically Ben Uncle and Shruti Auntie! Growing up in my Indian culture/community, it was respectful/endearing to call the Indian men and women Uncle and Auntie. I never did get the hang of it, but Shirl could do it like a pro. So I am Shruti Auntie! Actually because I'm Gujarati, Ben and I actually would be: Ben Kaka and Shruti Kaki. Because Ben and Alex are brothers the above title applies. This makes it clear which side of the family you are refering to. Click on the link below for a better explanation.
Monday, July 21, 2008
Photo Assignment 6