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Celebration of Bollywood Culture:Henna Art
Once at the local library they had hosted a Bollywood celebration, that was a celebration of all things Bollywood cinema and culture. That day I had a very talented girl doing Henna hand art and she had done some art on my hand as you see in the above photo.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Wander
The library Bollywood celebration that I had went to,
That day I got some Henna art done on my hands. The talented Henna tattoo artist was doing beautiful work on my hands. There that day we also did some beautiful work on my hands. There that day we also did some tradition Indian dancing as well. It was great fun and I loved every minute of it. I got to wear traditional Indian garb around my waist and what not and it was great. I would to relive it again but I can relive it through this article. I was dancing with a lady who was teaching the dances and got my picture with her. On my forehead is the traditional accessory that takes you into the third eye. Learning these dances was a lot of fun. We also learned belly dancing type moves and what not. The library where I used to go is who sponsored this free event always put on wonderful functions like that. Just a beautiful and cultural time was had by all. The girl who did my henna tattoo is really very talented as is the lady who taught me the dance of India and Bollywood.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Wander
More on my trip to Miami!
another mural I saw while in Little Havana was that of Gloria and Emilio Estefan. I love Little Havana! It makes me think that once Cuba is free again, it’s a taste of freedom that will be restored in Havana as well as the rest of the island. You can’t beat Bacardi Rum. I saw a mural if Bacardi Rum. The liquor was invented in Santiago de Cuba. My visit to Miami Florida, Little Havana as well as other places in Little Havana and importantly Willy was everything I dreamed it would be and much much more than ever I could have imagined.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Wander
My holiday to Miami
My bucket list vacation has come true to go to Miami and visit the city of my friend Willy Chirino and it was everything I thought that it would be and more. I saw the famous orange that is associated with Miami called Atomiko. When i was there was when they were welcoming soccer player Leoni Messi to the city and their soccer team. I thank my cousin for making the dream come true and she does make miracles happen. This is the end of the first part there will be more. I cannot wait to tell you all about me going to Miami.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Wander
Comic Con Crazyland
Where'a a wonderful place to spend 24hrs? My sweet nostalgic answers, like sleepaway camp and family vacations, are long in the past. Relaxing local spots, such as community gardens, I'm lucky if I can spend an hour. A couple years back, did a weekend trip to Woodstock with a couple friends, but that's hardly a place I know well, as every step was a completely new discovery. The best, closest to accurate, and most unique views I can provide are the absolutely overwhelming - yet personally & professionally rewarding - full experiences of frequent involvement with comic conventions.
By Ellen Stedfeld2 months ago in Wander
Philly in a Day. Honorable Mention in Twenty-Four Hours Challenge.
So, you're in the City of Brotherly Love for just one day. (Philadelphia, that is.) (Philly, to the familiars.) Well, take it from a local - you don't want to waste time trying to figure out where to go once you're already there. Things move pretty fast in Philly, and if you're stuck standing in someone's way, or going too slow across a crosswalk, or just bumbling around trying to get yourself oriented, you'll quickly learn how my city earned it's nickname - the city of brotherly 'shove.'
By Gabriel Huizenga2 months ago in Wander
Not Quite 'Good Enough'. Honorable Mention in Twenty-Four Hours Challenge.
The perfect twenty-four hours. Man, that haunts me. It's haunted me since I was a child and heard some no-name host muttering about the perfect day on TV, asking some kind of question to a contestant that was drowned in the static while it snowed outside. The woman on the screen laughed. She exposed her pretty teeth in their neat little lines and mentioned something about a beach, a walk, and a midnight swim completely naked. Everyone laughed along with her.
By Silver Daux2 months ago in Wander
