Happy Diwali
#1
Happy Diwali
Happy Diwali and a Prosperous New Year....
Diwali is the Indian festival of lights and our New Year..
........Best wishes to all even if you dont celebrate Diwali and may the new year bring you all the happiness in the world ( and all those Visas!!!!!!!!!!)
Best wishes to everyone on the board....Happy New Year.......................................Saloni
Diwali is the Indian festival of lights and our New Year..
........Best wishes to all even if you dont celebrate Diwali and may the new year bring you all the happiness in the world ( and all those Visas!!!!!!!!!!)
Best wishes to everyone on the board....Happy New Year.......................................Saloni
#3
The words "can" and "worms" spring to mind, but....
oh goody, another month of fireworks until 3am every night to come. I live in Harrow, London, and every November it's like World War 3 every night. Is it not possible to celebrate Diwali while respecting that people actually might want to get some sleep?
OK, that's my rant for the week over - go on, call me an old grouch then, I deserve it! :lecture:
oh goody, another month of fireworks until 3am every night to come. I live in Harrow, London, and every November it's like World War 3 every night. Is it not possible to celebrate Diwali while respecting that people actually might want to get some sleep?
OK, that's my rant for the week over - go on, call me an old grouch then, I deserve it! :lecture:
#5
It's just the fact that is seems to be celebrated for a whole MONTH that's the problem. You don't mind a load of noise for a night or two, but for weeks on end is a bit much.
Dammit, I'm still ranting! Bad budgie!
Dammit, I'm still ranting! Bad budgie!
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Originally posted by Budgie
The words "can" and "worms" spring to mind, but....
oh goody, another month of fireworks until 3am every night to come. I live in Harrow, London, and every November it's like World War 3 every night. Is it not possible to celebrate Diwali while respecting that people actually might want to get some sleep?
OK, that's my rant for the week over - go on, call me an old grouch then, I deserve it! :lecture:
The words "can" and "worms" spring to mind, but....
oh goody, another month of fireworks until 3am every night to come. I live in Harrow, London, and every November it's like World War 3 every night. Is it not possible to celebrate Diwali while respecting that people actually might want to get some sleep?
OK, that's my rant for the week over - go on, call me an old grouch then, I deserve it! :lecture:
you old grouch.
did you not used to set off a few fireworks when you were a young man/woman.
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Originally posted by Budgie
The words "can" and "worms" spring to mind, but....
oh goody, another month of fireworks until 3am every night to come. I live in Harrow, London, and every November it's like World War 3 every night. Is it not possible to celebrate Diwali while respecting that people actually might want to get some sleep?
OK, that's my rant for the week over - go on, call me an old grouch then, I deserve it! :lecture:
The words "can" and "worms" spring to mind, but....
oh goody, another month of fireworks until 3am every night to come. I live in Harrow, London, and every November it's like World War 3 every night. Is it not possible to celebrate Diwali while respecting that people actually might want to get some sleep?
OK, that's my rant for the week over - go on, call me an old grouch then, I deserve it! :lecture:
you old grouch.
did you not used to set off a few fireworks when you were a young man/woman.
#8
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Originally posted by Budgie
The words "can" and "worms" spring to mind, but....
oh goody, another month of fireworks until 3am every night to come. I live in Harrow, London, and every November it's like World War 3 every night. Is it not possible to celebrate Diwali while respecting that people actually might want to get some sleep?
OK, that's my rant for the week over - go on, call me an old grouch then, I deserve it! :lecture:
The words "can" and "worms" spring to mind, but....
oh goody, another month of fireworks until 3am every night to come. I live in Harrow, London, and every November it's like World War 3 every night. Is it not possible to celebrate Diwali while respecting that people actually might want to get some sleep?
OK, that's my rant for the week over - go on, call me an old grouch then, I deserve it! :lecture:
Get over yourself. Other people that probably do not celebrate bonfire night or haloween probably think the same but its called tolerence and by the sounds of it you have little of that! Oh and keeping it to yourself
If you don't like it may I suggest that perhaps you live in the wrong part of the country and you would be better suited to somewhere in the sticks.
Thats my rant over with. Happy Diwali Salonit
Jo
#9
Re: Happy Diwali
Originally posted by salonit
Happy Diwali and a Prosperous New Year....
Diwali is the Indian festival of lights and our New Year..
........Best wishes to all even if you dont celebrate Diwali and may the new year bring you all the happiness in the world ( and all those Visas!!!!!!!!!!)
Best wishes to everyone on the board....Happy New Year.......................................Saloni
Happy Diwali and a Prosperous New Year....
Diwali is the Indian festival of lights and our New Year..
........Best wishes to all even if you dont celebrate Diwali and may the new year bring you all the happiness in the world ( and all those Visas!!!!!!!!!!)
Best wishes to everyone on the board....Happy New Year.......................................Saloni
Best wishes to you.
footie chick
#10
Originally posted by Budgie
The words "can" and "worms" spring to mind, but....
oh goody, another month of fireworks until 3am every night to come. I live in Harrow, London, and every November it's like World War 3 every night. Is it not possible to celebrate Diwali while respecting that people actually might want to get some sleep?
OK, that's my rant for the week over - go on, call me an old grouch then, I deserve it! :lecture:
The words "can" and "worms" spring to mind, but....
oh goody, another month of fireworks until 3am every night to come. I live in Harrow, London, and every November it's like World War 3 every night. Is it not possible to celebrate Diwali while respecting that people actually might want to get some sleep?
OK, that's my rant for the week over - go on, call me an old grouch then, I deserve it! :lecture:
oops ....just wishing everybody a Happy New Year and hope they get their visas...I am coming down to London this wkend and will be going to Harrow...sounds like its gonna be a big Party!! Best Wishes, Budgie, and may all your dreams come true anyway ...
#11
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Diwali ???
is that what was going on in eastenders just now?
fireworks and wine, sounds like a party to me.
:PARTY:
is that what was going on in eastenders just now?
fireworks and wine, sounds like a party to me.
:PARTY:
#12
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Happy Diwali Salonit!!!
Hope you have a happy and prosperous new year!!!
Hope you have a happy and prosperous new year!!!
#13
Diwali why not??
Originally posted by welshboybilly
Diwali ???
is that what was going on in eastenders just now?
fireworks and wine, sounds like a party to me.
:PARTY:
Diwali ???
is that what was going on in eastenders just now?
fireworks and wine, sounds like a party to me.
:PARTY:
:PARTY: !!!
Oh my head hurts 7 miles from Southall and 5 miles from slough and about 6 miles from Harrow. Party Party Party Happy new year there goes another one as I right this, good luck to any race or creed and celibrate all and do open some good curry houses in Oz, dont u say WBB. Cheers all.
#14
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Joined: Jul 2003
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happy diwali salonit.... have some sweets for me!
and budgie wrote:
"Is it not possible to celebrate Diwali while respecting that people actually might want to get some sleep?"
Simple answer: NO.
Try being in India during Diwali - then you'll hear some REAL fireworks!
and budgie wrote:
"Is it not possible to celebrate Diwali while respecting that people actually might want to get some sleep?"
Simple answer: NO.
Try being in India during Diwali - then you'll hear some REAL fireworks!
#15
happy diwali salonit!
my daughter came home from school (infants) yesterday with a card and some sweets - every year her school have celebrations for every culture, be it christian, muslim, jewish....regardless of whether there are any children celebrating that particular festival or not.
I am very pleased this multicultural harmony is being promoted in her school, its a pity it isnt done in all schools.
peace and harmony
sue
my daughter came home from school (infants) yesterday with a card and some sweets - every year her school have celebrations for every culture, be it christian, muslim, jewish....regardless of whether there are any children celebrating that particular festival or not.
I am very pleased this multicultural harmony is being promoted in her school, its a pity it isnt done in all schools.
peace and harmony
sue