DIWALI - A TIME FOR FAMILY!
Diwali, it’s the most important festival for my family. My Diwali celebration starts well before a month. During the Month of August, all Shopping stores in my home, announce discount. We family of 4 people, wake up early, have a light breakfast and rush to the shopping store. We shop, shop, shop for entire day. We shop for my family, my grandparents and all my relatives. Our shopping does not end with Dress purchase alone. My dad gifts us with Jewles as well.
Before the day of the festival, we clean everything in the house. and draw a big traditional Rangoli designs. Myself and my sister, color the Rangoli designs with colors.
On the day of Diwali, we start with doing a series of pooja for Goddess Lakshmi and get blessing from my grandparents and my lovable parents.
When I was a kid, I used to sit in one of my dad's lap and my sister on the other side and we enjoy watching the Diwali television programs and munching the sweets prepared by my mom. Thats the best moment till date. I regret for growing big :(
After that, we invite our friends for a small Diwali party and all my relatives come over for a get together. All the children's join together and burst crackers.
We lived in a big colony and the entire people in the colony will be in festive mood and those people add light to the air and cheers the atmosphere and makes the environment happy.
This year Diwali was more special to me. I bought a traditional Red color lehenga, crackers for my sister's son. Eagerly waiting for Diwali.
This post is submitted for DIWALI - A TIME FOR FAMILY! contest organised by INDIBLOGGEr.
Before the day of the festival, we clean everything in the house. and draw a big traditional Rangoli designs. Myself and my sister, color the Rangoli designs with colors.
On the day of Diwali, we start with doing a series of pooja for Goddess Lakshmi and get blessing from my grandparents and my lovable parents.
When I was a kid, I used to sit in one of my dad's lap and my sister on the other side and we enjoy watching the Diwali television programs and munching the sweets prepared by my mom. Thats the best moment till date. I regret for growing big :(
After that, we invite our friends for a small Diwali party and all my relatives come over for a get together. All the children's join together and burst crackers.
We lived in a big colony and the entire people in the colony will be in festive mood and those people add light to the air and cheers the atmosphere and makes the environment happy.
This year Diwali was more special to me. I bought a traditional Red color lehenga, crackers for my sister's son. Eagerly waiting for Diwali.
This post is submitted for DIWALI - A TIME FOR FAMILY! contest organised by INDIBLOGGEr.
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