Deepavali Memoir

[talksoflife]

Deepawali has just passed, capturing the memories before they fade away. I have been keeping busy with my work for the past couple of months. I missed the first day ritual of NarakaChaturdashi, as I reached home only in the afternoon. The road to Mysore was crowded with heavy traffic making a longer drive. Every Deepavali, there is insane usage of

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Nice pictures..

[anonymous]

Nice pictures....ur cubicle looks like mini lab:)

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[inspirethoughts]

Happy Diwali to you!

First off I want to say, you are the first person I have heard this year calling this festival as Deepavali instead of Diwali. :) I always liked to spell it out, but Diwali is more of a north indian style. :)

You never know when you get hit by a cracker. Very true. and I have been hit one too many times by one or two crackers. Yet, i love to burst the fireworks. :)

Wow...the rangoli of flowers is beautiful!

Beautiful temple!

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[talksoflife]

Hmmm....though you wished me with North Indian style :). I used to be poor in Hindi language in my school days.
Wish you belated deepavali.

Re: Nice pictures..

[talksoflife]

Thank you!. Yes ... I could not find other things to decorate my cubicle .. lol!

[raviks]

I second the thoughts of the mini lab.. lol.. :)

Way to go, Diwali witout crackers.. It was pretty much the same at my home too..

I hv been to Talakad, but never to Somanathapura, its in the must-see places after I saw the pics u hv attached..

Belated Diwali wishes.. :)

[talksoflife]

Yes..it is sort of mini lab!
It is very close to mysore, I hope you can schedule in your next mysore trip.

Belated Deepavali wishes to you too!