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The Mehandi Corner Gallery

Hi Guys!

I realize it's kinda inconvenient to keep on going through my whole blog looking for my designs. So I'm going to put up 2 new posts to make it easier for viewing the pics in future. The posts are to act as a Gallery for all my pics =). You can find the link on the right side of the blog, as shown in the screenshot below.

Hope this change makes things simpler for everyone =). The Gallery posts will be up soon. Till then, take care!

Jess

Henna Design 6

Hey Guys!

Happy National Day to all!!! =D

And with that, there's a few more designs to add to the collection. I must say a hearty thanks to Shoba Akka, for taking all the pictures, and then taking the time to send them to me. I'm putting up quite a number of it cus there was so many shots to choose from, and I really cldn make up my mind!! Here goes...

Step-by-step pictures of the design done for Sarinah ka...

The Final Outcome!

The following designs were done on Shoba ka's hands...

After removing the henna paste...

Both Shoba ka & Sarinah ka's hands together...

Shoba ka's right hand...

After removing henna paste...

Bridal Henna - 07.08.08

Thursday was an interesting day for me.

It was the first time I got to do Bridal Henna for a Chinese Bride. Yep...u din read wrongly...It was a Chinese Bride...(To clear your thoughts, it was an inter-racial marriage) *Winks* =D

The other interesting bit is they were to take their vows on 8th Aug '08...which, numerically is 08.08.08. Now how about that. ;)

Henna Design 5

Am back! With another henna design =D

It was actually a design that I saw somewhere and really liked, and it was one of my experimenting moments with someone from my family...so premy ka became my model...as usual...hehehe...

This is what I did...

Sooooooo...tt's it for now...take care ppl!!

tata!! ;)

Carnival at Civil Service Club 2

Hi Guys!!!

Well...the carnival is over...and I have to admit it wasn't as lively as I pictured it to be. It was a rather dull affair and I was having mixed feelings the whole time. It just felt like a whole plate of feelings mixed together and laid out...like a plate of 'rojak'?? Hehe...

The pleasant part of the carnival was:
1) I can always look at it as a learning process and also as an experience gained.
2) Working together with 2 wonderful ladies...and...
3) 2 delightful kids from Canada...Zarinah and Micah...and their aunt...who really made my day *winks*

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These are the two kids =D ...

Now for the disappointing/dull part: There didn't seem to be much advertising done on the part of the club which might have been the reason for the almost dead crowd!!!
1) There was ONE lone banner outside the club, which I don't think anyone could have read properly unless they walked directly pass it, provided they even stop to read the banner.
2) It seemed quite dead except for the slight stream of club members and maybe a bit of the outside crowd.
3) The only major crowd seemed to be that of students who were bundled into some hall upstairs for some kind of brainy competition, the majority of whom seemed to have not come down to the carnival level at all. Haiz...

However, looking at it from the optimistic point of view, a lesson learnt and an experience gained is valuable, no matter whether it is rich or poor...and so it shall remain. =)

*I am just waiting to receive the photos that were taken at the carnival. The photos will be uploaded asap after receiving them.

Meanwhile... Adios!!