Who doesn't like the festival of Holi? Everyone enjoys the festival the
one who plays holi and the one who looks at people playing holi. But honestly
the festival is enjoyed in our childhood, when we had no tension of hair, skin
or health getting spoiled. Just play till your heart content!
During my childhood I played holi with my friend neighbours. Those were
the best memories of my life. Mixing colour in d water so that it's light
because the next day is school. Throwing water on people whom you don't know
and saying happy holi, the person smiles back. That's the joy of holi the joy
of the festival.
During my childhood I and my friends would get up early in the morning
wear a pair of old clothes all set with the balloons and pichkari to. We were
just 3 friends at the start slowly the number increases and now it's friends of
all age groups.
I still remember that holi when it was just we 3 friends playing with
light colours. From nowhere at all my neighbours came caught me asked me to
close my eyes and put on me a mixture of different colours which looked like
black. At first when they caught me I was about to cry, but when they put colour
on me I was showing off between my
friends saying I'm the one who has the most colour! At first the colour
was black but later it kept changing from black to blue to purple to dark pink
to light pink. Even after bath the colour would not go uff!
The next day of holi only I and my brother would play because we were
left with colour and balloons. My mother would help us fill the balloons. But we
had restrictions we could only play in the bathroom area. Sadly the place was
small but still fun.
Holi was fun to play but when we would get home in our colourful state
it was a task to get all the colour off our body. It would take hours together
and 4 hands to get the colour off. But it was the day of holi so I would splash
water on my mom also and say happy holi. It was never enough, the day seem too
short.
Those were the days; childhood was the best part of my life. Now I think
twice before even getting out of the house on that day. Thinking if someone
throws colour on me my skin will get damaged and all the possible tension. I
would suggest everyone to play holi this year, bring out the child in you.
Happy Holi!
To your friends and family!
I’m pledging to #KhulKeKheloHoli this year by sharing my Holi memories at BlogAdda in association with Parachute Advansed.
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