What didja do for Diwali/EID

by **asli_badmash** » Sun Nov 14, 2004 2:48 pm

BEfore Diwali we bought a Car (WagonR- White)

Diwali Badmashi...

- We tied a cracker ladi to a Donkey's tail and rest was history. I personally didnt but my child toli did and I didnt stop them. :twisted:

I feel bad about it though.

- We burst a King-King bomb at 5 in the morning and had few neighbours shouting at us for that. I thought that was cruel. But it was my doing.

- We have some Monkeys around the house and we were chasing them through out the colony armed with crackers. They were so scared. :twisted:

Hey.. this is for all the things they have done to us through out the year. Time we paid back some.

For EID I bought 2 awesome Levi Jeans - 1 Sherwani - 3 Viscose shirts by no-name.. the cloth has awesome feel on the skin...

I am cooking some of the dishes for EID at home and have invited few family folk. It would be fun...

So what are you guys doing for EID or have done for Diwali...

by **akhilis2cool** » Sun Nov 14, 2004 3:07 pm

looks like u had a lot of fun.

well for diwali ....we bought a new TV....29 incher....too big.

as usual we were at our shop in the evening for laxmi pujan. then had some fire works...but t also happened to my bruddas b'day so we cut cake and had a lot of fun.

as for crackers....they r still lying arnd. untouched....sonch raha hoon aaj phodoon.

by **CtrlAltDel** » Sun Nov 14, 2004 3:49 pm

our family's diwali was on thursday early morning, which was followed by mandatory visits to/by relatives. lots of food n sweets (now i am sick of sweets :roll:

). as usual we woke up a few neighbors early in the morning at 4:30am :twisted:

friday was relatively quite for our family and evening we visited my in-laws who had their diwali at that time. some crackers n eats and we were home at 11pm.

by **Bimbette** » Sun Nov 14, 2004 8:43 pm

asli_badmash wrote:
For EID I bought 2 awesome Levi Jeans - 1 Sherwani - 3 Viscose shirts by no-name.. the cloth has awesome feel on the skin...

I am cooking some of the dishes for EID at home and have invited few family folk. It would be fun...

So what are you guys doing for EID or have done for Diwali...

U've actually mentioned the stuff u bought! Thats so sweet! Very child like:-)

This year's Diwali was sans crackers but my neighbours more than made up for it!!!

And whats with the burning of crackers at 5.30 am ??? :shock:

Was told by my Tam Brahm friends that they have a pooja in the morn, so that explains the sequence.

Eid? Have a friend at B Hills who invited me over to her house for Eid.....want to go out of curiosity, never been to any Muslim friends' houses on Eid before. Love the sevain/firni (spelling?) though.

Id Mubarak in advance Badmash and its such a pity the rest of us wont get to savour aapke haath ka banaya hua khana!

Oh btw, the Id greetings also go out to Alexis and her sisters (Simarik and Aqua?)

by **Alexis** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 12:58 am

Eid is today here in America.....and so far Ive been on the phone with people calling to say "Eid Mubarak".

A while ago I chatted with Azazel about some important issues of 'life'. Ahem, quite literally.

We have an Eid party to attend, which I cant do cuz I have work.

Off nai milta na mereko.

by **solosynergy** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 1:05 am

well i really din do anything for this diwali. was at nagarjun sagar n thats no place to be for diwali. came back to hyd but then diwali is no fun without frens patakaas n sweets which were all lackin. was a depressing diwali.

by **Alexis** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 1:06 am

solosynergy wrote:well i really din do anything for this diwali. was at nagarjun sagar n thats no place to be for diwali. came back to hyd but then diwali is no fun without frens patakaas n sweets which were all lackin. was a depressing diwali.

You had a depressing Diwali.....and Im having a depressing Eid.

by **solosynergy** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 1:09 am

Alexis wrote:
solosynergy wrote:well i really din do anything for this diwali. was at nagarjun sagar n thats no place to be for diwali. came back to hyd but then diwali is no fun without frens patakaas n sweets which were all lackin. was a depressing diwali.

You had a depressing Diwali.....and Im having a depressing Eid.

don talk about EID. i have been wanting to eat haleem which i have never eaten n i havent been able to eat it and i guess i lost the chance to eat it.

by **san** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 1:12 am

I've done nothing. Sadly stuck here

(No one invited me to either festivals...ssob sob sob)

by **solosynergy** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 1:14 am

san wrote:I've done nothing. Sadly stuck here (No one invited me to either festivals...ssob sob sob)

beat that in being lonely u got company.

by **san** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 2:14 am

solosynergy wrote:
san wrote:I've done nothing. Sadly stuck here (No one invited me to either festivals...ssob sob sob)

beat that in being lonely u got company.

hmmm festivals are meant to be times you spend with people...

by **Jaan** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 2:21 am

Holiday = Movie time!!!!!!!!

Went out with my two best friends - Bridget Jones II

Was a good movie (all right, a good chick movie!) and had a good time laughing through the movie with my girls.

Jaan

P.S. Eid Mubaarak!

by **Reality,,its here.Accept it.** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 2:51 am

Eid mubarak to everyone here.

This Deepavali (prefer calling it that way) was just like the past 15 for me, sans crackers. Spent it talking to my parents the whole day, which is just like being on the db.

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by **malakpetmasala** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 6:13 am

Alexis wrote:
solosynergy wrote:well i really din do anything for this diwali. was at nagarjun sagar n thats no place to be for diwali. came back to hyd but then diwali is no fun without frens patakaas n sweets which were all lackin. was a depressing diwali.

You had a depressing Diwali.....and Im having a depressing Eid.

i tried to beat my depressed weekend by going for a 20 Km walk along the beach. Was pretty good, realised more things about myself than i thought i knew, and hey, by chance i entered a stretch of nudee, was awesome!

felt a bit uneasy in the starting, but got used to it.

by **asli_badmash** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 8:43 am

malakpetmasala wrote:by chance i entered a stretch of nudee, was awesome! felt a bit uneasy in the starting, but got used to it.

I heard they sell wigs made of PUBES on Nudee beaches. Aparently the pubes have greater tensile strength and last longer. :twisted:

by **asli_badmash** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 8:50 am

Bimbette : I would have invited more people for EID but havent been able to, the whole day is fixed. Since my Dad was the eldest in the family, we have folks coming over all day.

But some other day, I am going to make awesome dinner and invite people over form the DB to pig out at my place. I have to get in the mood. Maybe soon.

HAPPY EID people.

by **malakpetmasala** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 9:06 am

asli_badmash wrote:
malakpetmasala wrote:by chance i entered a stretch of nudee, was awesome! felt a bit uneasy in the starting, but got used to it.
I heard they sell wigs made of PUBES on Nudee beaches. Aparently the pubes have greater tensile strength and last longer.

have nt seen any of those

by **SimarikSmokin** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 9:08 am

well for eid i had to work at vic secrets and was there from 1-9 so it was tiring

by **Alexis** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 9:57 am

malakpetmasala wrote:
i tried to beat my depressed weekend by going for a 20 Km walk along the beach. Was pretty good, realised more things about myself than i thought i knew, and hey, by chance i entered a stretch of nudee, was awesome!

felt a bit uneasy in the starting, but got used to it.

I dont know how to beat depression.....I dont take pills and I dont have a therapist. I just mope and sulk in agonizing contemplation. Its an unusual sight for people to see me like that because Im always cheerful and smiling. *sigh* Oh well.

by **Rabab** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 10:06 am

yahan par kya Eid Kya Bakr Eid!!! Na koi aata Hai na koi jaata hai :roll:

India mein hotay to shaed kuch kartay

by **Alexis** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 10:20 am

Rabab wrote:yahan par kya Eid Kya Bakr Eid!!! Na koi aata Hai na koi jaata hai

India mein hotay to shaed kuch kartay

Haan Rabab, youre right. Yahan par koi festival ka mazaa nai ata.

by DQ » Mon Nov 15, 2004 10:23 am

Alexis wrote:
Rabab wrote:yahan par kya Eid Kya Bakr Eid!!! Na koi aata Hai na koi jaata hai

India mein hotay to shaed kuch kartay

Haan Rabab, youre right. Yahan par koi festival ka mazaa nai ata.

Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving :-P

by **Alexis** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 10:29 am

DQ wrote:
Alexis wrote:
Rabab wrote:yahan par kya Eid Kya Bakr Eid!!! Na koi aata Hai na koi jaata hai

India mein hotay to shaed kuch kartay

Haan Rabab, youre right. Yahan par koi festival ka mazaa nai ata.

Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving

Mmmmm, Turkey-day is coming soon! Cant wait!

by DQ » Mon Nov 15, 2004 10:36 am

Alexis wrote:
DQ wrote:
Alexis wrote:
Rabab wrote:yahan par kya Eid Kya Bakr Eid!!! Na koi aata Hai na koi jaata hai

India mein hotay to shaed kuch kartay

Haan Rabab, youre right. Yahan par koi festival ka mazaa nai ata.

Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving

Mmmmm, Turkey-day is coming soon! Cant wait!

Thats the spirit, When in the west, celebrate your festivals as mucah as you can.

But for that ana jana sake, plan your big ghettos for the general days, christmas, new years ...woooow. Enjoy the turkey, the christmas cake and the new years bash :-D

by **Alexis** » Mon Nov 15, 2004 11:37 am

Gosh DQ, wish you could have a taste of the Thanksgiving fare we sisters put together! YUMMY! Aqua81 is a master chef, me and SS are her little helpers. :lol:

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