i’m very lucky to be living on one of the world’s most multicultural places. this week, we celebrate diwali, the indian festival of light. it’s similar to western christmas (and carries a similar baggage!)
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Interesting photo. It sounds like you lie where you can enjoy a lot of cultural experiences.
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I love color. It looks like an exhibit I would really enjoy. Your blessed to live where you are.
Thanks for your visit my 1st Ellipsis MPS ‘reflections’ photo and leaving the link to your new blog. I’m hopelessly behind at the moment, but I’ll definitely return as time permits. I hope you have a Happy Halloween ;–)
Hugs and blessings,
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Kind of like the indian version of “Chanukah” ?
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