The upside of a rural living
More than thirteen years back Sharmila and I moved the daughters and ourselves from Dallas, Texas to Milton, Georgia. While parts of Milton has seen a lot of development after that, certain other parts still retains the semi-rural style of living. You know … like dirt roads, well water, septic tanks and internet thru DSL.
We have absolutely loved living in the privacy and beauty of quiet solitude of nature. It used to be that if some farm or neighbor lost a cat or dog, they used to staple the picture on those wooden electric posts and we used to read them up.
Lately, we have had technology like “Nextdoor” apps. But I promise you, you can bring in technology to us, you cannot take away our pastoral living though. Check out some snippets of lost pets in our neighborhood from Nextdoor… goats, pigs, ducks, horses and what have you!!!

The best start to a morning..
One more evening at the local cigar bar
Truck and Tap with the Dynamic Duo
And now for the killer team…
Yonah mountain…
Rejoined with a great team (or at least part of it)
Many could not make it but the ones who did was enough to remind me how many strong shoulders I have had the fortune of getting support from in my professional life. One afternoon is too short to say Thank You to Matt and Chris who had welcomed me to Equifax on my first day, Sunjay – who started almost on the same day as me, Karthik – who moved to Atlanta to help me after we had worked together for quite some time in Dallas, Jemin – the ever smiling face that simply seem to get things done without too much fanfare and Garry – my ultimate friend, philosopher and guide!
Thanks to Chris who had picked the place and time. It was a great day to be out and about with some of the best executives I have had a chance to work with.
P.S. It was a great day to motorbike too 🙂







