hello..hello..it's been a while since i dropped by here...
been busy. besides, there was no inspiration to blog. :P
i was busy, rght?? well, it's all because of the competition we are required to enter.
it's the competiton to decorate Berjaya Times Square with all four main celebration: HAri Raya, CNY, X-MAS and DIWALI. and it's a group work.and no doubt, since i'm the only indian existing in that class...i'm decorating Times Square into an Indian's place. i'm doing Deepavali with FIshy(sook yee). i tell u what... in malaysia, this festival's decoration is very rare to b found..almost la.i'm not saying there's none..
so it's quite hard to present the task. besides everybody's thinking that indians have a VERY VERY bad taste in decoration. there's a friend of mine saying that Indian's preference when it comes to colour is hideous. i couldn't agree more. but then there ARE some of their colours or even their traditions reflects a sense of beauty. let's say..uhm...some of their richly woven sarees(those which is in red with golden borders). then, their traditional "kolam" or "rangoli"(it's those patterns made on floor with coloured rice"...then their symbolic peacock feathers and their earthen lamps alligned on the stairs. that's too name few...


did i drift away from the topic??? anyhow...wut i'm trying to say is that traditons are uncovered...so don't judge baselessly. i'm saying this to myself too..but i'm not defending indians either. :D
so, the presentaton is tomorrow...i(we) did what we can afford to do. but mayb the ideas aren't so outstanding...so in case i we lose...does thatt concluded that i'm a loser???ya..after all i am brought up in an indian's world..just recently taht i'm drifting apart...
anyhow...i wish for the best...coz i think the whole group did a fantastic and a hardwork on this project...so i think our sweat should be paid...