Delhi- Back for Diwali!

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October 17th 2009

Published: October 18th 2009

Happy Diwali everybody! Today is the biggest festival in all of India, it’s called Diwali (festival of lights)! It’s absolutely wild here. My friend, Arun, said that Diwali is equivalent to Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years put together. It reminds me of Chinese New Year, which I haven’t celebrated in over 4 years now. There’s prayers, stories, firecrackers, fireworks, feast and lots... Read Full Entry

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18th October 2009

Maggie
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oh my goodness this looks so exciting!!!! im so glad ur having a good time babe, miss you!

19th October 2009

Mama jenny
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I envey you!
Diwali!光明節in Chinese! Never knew this festival until now. Your writing shares your excitement and joyfulness. You must let me know what is the authentic India food? I guess you will never want to go to the India restaurant in Taipei any more. Miss you so much, wondering what my son will be tranformed to?

19th October 2009

Mama jenny
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pUPPET
oh, the picture of the puppet look so good. You are becoming a great photographor now.

19th October 2009

lostbuddha
Victor Chang

thank u thank u
haha, yes, I'm learning about photography more and more now

23rd October 2009

steve chang
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food lover learned the gays perception from India
now that you can tell the authentic india food from the fake one , hummm i need your tips. you look good with the traditional India costume . i met Meggie's father at ACC locker room , we talked about your Turkey's trip and his plan on xmas family trip to Cambodia.

23rd October 2009

bryan
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i laughed at the part where you mentioned the forced conversations after dinner. it reminded me of the eat and run we did at your god mothers

28th October 2009

rachel
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you better bring back some traditional indian clothes - i'd like to see you wear one while you play ball. it might bring you taj mahal powers to you while you play - even better than your phiton :) you make me laugh - i love it.

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