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Diwali! Diwali!

That's right ... time to hit the bazaar in KL Sentral!


One of the most complex "kolum" I have ever seen


I followed my cousins who were as eager as a couple of beavers to get henna done on their hands. It's the next best thing to a tattoo. It doesn't hurt and well it's not permanent. I was impressed by the henna artist not only because she is Malay but also because she actually spent some time in India to learn the art. And boy, she was good! Oh, and the price was reasonable too.

Mi-San (RM 10)


Some dude from China (RM 10)

Ashi (RM 15)

Mine (RM 5)

Rina (RM 15)


The groupie: Check 'em out!

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