Even though I have friends from different races and religions, so far that I can recall... I have no experience visiting my Indian friends' houses on Deepavali. T_T
So, this year let's do something new.
Acknowledging differences and togetherness. :D
 |
| Fooddddd |
I followed Puteri and went visiting her Indian colleagues on Deepavali :)
Although I have slight confusion on whether I can wish them Happy Deepavali or not, but I hope this effort will expose myself on this thing. And the more important thing, to value and to appreciate our multicultural life in Malaysia. :)
 |
| Deepavali vs Diwali |
 |
| Chicken curry, idli, putu mayam, udang masak daun limau purut (?) |
 |
| Tosai :D Wooow |
 |
| Nasi briyani :D |
 |
| Puteri, Khai, Kak Kasturi, me, Kak Zira |
I wish I had the self awareness of learning 3rd and 4th languages (Tamil / Mandarin) when I was younger. It is still possible now, but my brain is a bit slow for them.
SS, Perak, Malaysia
171020
