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Chitra Ramaswamy: Baby woes I LIKE to think of myself as a lovely, beatific, motherly type. You know, the smiley-eyed, snuggly superwoman who is always removing little ones from her lap, dabbing puke from her shoulder and coaxing toothless smiles from po-faced-old-man babies.

Chitra Ramaswamy THERE is a problem with laughter in my family. Let me explain before my sentences are kidnapped and tickled in the ribs until they collapse in fits of giggles.

Chitra Ramaswamy: Relationships - Living apart together The latest relationship phenomenon is one I didn't see coming. It's called living apart together. This sounds oxymoronic but love never was a simple business and every so often it needs to be given some new PR spin to make us all want to carr

Chitra Ramaswamy I THINK of certain places as relationship vortexes. You go, you get sucked in, and if you ever make it back out again you're changed. Usually having had a great big barney.

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Chitra Ramaswamy: Ma Ramaswamy 's safe return

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