Creative Writing: Write a letter to your relatives calling them over for Diwali Holidays to celebrate the festival together
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Diwali is one of my favourite celebrations that my family take part in. Coming from a mixed heritage, my parents have always ensured that we celebrate both English and Indian festivals which not only means that we receive double the amount of presents but also feel a sense of belonging to both cultures. Diwali is also known as the festival of lights as it is traditional to light up your house with an impressive array of candles and small clay oil lamps to symbolise the triumph of good over evil. As a family we spend most of the day preparing the house by cleaning and decorating it before the evening party begins. The evening party is a welcomed excuse for family and friends to come together, enjoy a varied and plentiful selection of flavoursome Indian dishes and dance the night away. The house becomes a beacon of light and merriment full of laughter, music and fireworks that mark the celebration that usually falls between Halloween and Guy Fawkes Night.
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Manju Mhatre
8-B, Tulsi Angan
Garodia Nagar Ghatkopar
Mumbai - 400 077
21st October, 2019
Dear Diya,
Hi there! How are you? You seem to have forgotten me completely after joining college! Well, I haven't, and I am writing this letter for a special reason. This is an invitation for lunch at my place on 4 November on the occasion of Diwali. This will be a sort of house-warming too you can see from the address above that I have shifted to a new place. 1 have also called our other badminton friends-Divya. Rajni. Shubha and Kirti. My Mom has promised to prepare traditional Diwali dishes, which I am sure you will enjoy. And after that well, that's going to be a surprise! But I am sure all of us will enjoy this too So do come. Come at about 12.30. Be prepared to be here till 5.
Bye, Your friend Manju
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