Who's excited about HOLI?!?

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Peanut Butter Jelly

Im really excited about Holi...I jz luv it.
But to my bad luck, i wont be celebrating it this year for im having my exams..... :(
Hope u enjoy !!!

~~ Cool Manu ~~

when i was in india then we all the firends on bikes go oout to play holi one by one friend, so enjoy. but now i m in beijing so cant play holi so i also miss holi so much.

wish u all a happy holi.

Ashti

I am, though I'm not from India.
We in Trinidad and Tobago also celebrate Holi (Phagwa).
Lots of Abeer, singing. It is grr8

I live in Canada so I will miss Holi a lot also its one of my favourite festivals. ^_^ I don't think we can buy colour powders, water ballons etc..BUT try Indian bazar...they might sell..

Swapan, the Dream

I am in India. We al are excited about HOLI. At my age of 47 also I am very much enthusiatic to play it and enjoy it.

I wish I could have send you some ABIR (colored scented powders) to you but its very short time now.

Wish you happy Holi !!

Check the links below, which might help you -
http://www.beliefnet.com/story/163/story_16303_1.html
http://www.baca.ca/
http://www.co.franklin.oh.us/Board_of_Health/food_recalls/fr0804.pdf

SHIVU

ME!!
I was in India 2 months ago...
DARN!!

Its borin here because they dont throw rung!

AwesomeDude4Life

i am so more than excited i totally forgot its in spring i wish u a happy holi!!!!!(color day)

~~ D E S H B H A K T ~~

Every body is excited.
Rango ka tohar ha holi. Holi khalo pyar bato. Holi me ak sat khelo, na dhko garib na amir bus khelo holi.

H A P P Y H O L I
H A P P Y H O L I

JustDoIt

Everyone is excited about all the festivals, including Holi.
But darn many of us, live outside India and celebrating them the
same as in India is not the same as in US. The most enjoyable
things are for the kids, teens, and youth. With busy work lives,
we try to provide our kids with similar cultural understandings
and yet do not have the complete understanding, unless we take
them to India and show importance to our festivals.
Yesterday I was talking to few teens, and many said they have
no idea when it was and all they know is they perform the
pooja and some colors. It is sad that such a great culture
cannot be replicated in western society.
I hope and wish that our traditional Indian culture is maintained
in its spirit and all adults need to pay attention before the next
generation does appreciate about our cultural holidays.

pree007

i'm in australia... im going to a celebration nearby... im really excited... itz good that u get to celebrate it here... proud to be an indian...

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