Meet Nakshatra & Nishanth (and say Happy Birthday to PHD)

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Welcome Nakshatra and Nishanth to their first public appearance.Nakshatra is the girl and Nishanth is the boy (for the curious, Nakshatra means star and Nishanth means moon)

Nakshatra & Nishanth

Here is a fun question: Can you guess which one is Nishanth and which one is Nakshatra?

On more family affairs, today I am celebrating my 28th Birthday. The last year has been very good for PHDs. We have become parents, moved to India from US, purchased a small plot of land where we will eventually build our dream house. I have become MVP and gone to Europe for work reasons and visited several beautiful places. The blog has grown too, it crossed 6000 RSS subs, had 2 million visitors in the last one year, thanks to sweet readers like you.

Let us hope the next year will turn out even better.

PS: Posting will be lighter this week. I am traveling to Copenhagen tonight. Once I settle down there, the blogging will resume on PHD. Meanwhile have fun guessing who is who…

PPS: interesting trivia: my name means moon too. Jo’s name means moonlight. All in all, we are a family in the sky.

PPPS: unfortunately, the kids are living up to their names and not sleeping in the nights 🙁

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