Hearts in the right place

Continuing from Raji's entry. Please help to spread the word, even if you have already acted on a mail forward.
This last-page picture from The Hindu caught the imaginaion, so I posted it here.

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  1. RAJI MUTHUKRISHNAN22 July, 2008

    Thanks Swarna, for posting that.


    The picture from the Hindu is too cute!

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  2. Just a Texas Gal07 August, 2008

    How sweet! The picture may me smile today :) Thanks for that.

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