Dear Badri

With this e-mail I greet you and your family.

I like to remember what it was like, when I was visiting you in Janak Pur in your beautyfull house with that beautyfull garden in which lives your young nice family.

Many times I remember your wife, how mild and gentle she was to me. But allas I cannot remember her name. Could you please, write me what her name was and how is she? I know you have written to us about your children, but please also write what are they doing and what are their names. I can remember them, when they were very young and when they laughed at me for fearing the "mausuli"s.

Uncle Ram Bharos already wrote to you about how we live here.

Here summer is just comming to an end in September and autumun is starting. In the summer I spend a lot of time at the sea side. There we have a camp trailer. It is 150 km from Ljubljana, which is a two hour drive by car. The summer there is relatively warm, the temperature of the air is from 26°C - 30°C, and the water temperature can reach up to 26°C, so it is very nice for swimming. When it is not too hot, I ride my bike to various places up to 25 km away. Sometimes I come to the seaside from Ljubljana on my bike also.

But now that autumun starts in September, we pack up and lock our camp trailer until the spring in the following year.

I spend the autumun and winter in the cold and often snowwy Ljubljana. In Ljubljana we live in two seperate appartments. 

In Vič, where you have already been live the boys. There I cook at 15 o'clock, when Ram comes from work we all gather for lunch. This is our 'togather time', when we all come togather and talk about things. After that we each return to whatever it is we are doing.

In the evening I am Ram go to the other appartment in Šiška, where we sleep; this is also where my daughter Iva lives.

Iva is now 22 years old. She finnished secondary school [american high school equivalent]. She got a job and she is working as a secretary in a big beer factory. In the autumun she will also be studying in college. Iva gets along fine with her 'brothers'. Especialy with Sunil, they commonly play various computer-games.

For now I cannot write a letter in the english language, so somebody else will translate it. But I am learning english now on an english course and one day I will be writing english letters myself.

Regards,
aunt Irena

[Note from the so called "somebody else" who translated the message: It is Jure, youngest son of Ram Bharos, greetings from me as well.]