Wondrous Chubby Cheeks

Is Competition Necessary in the Learning Process?

because someone dared me to write my horrible English exam essay on this blog.
I don't get active much and I haven't been here on ages
but still love ya'll though <3
I just got the results for my promotional exams and I don't even get one A grade, R.I.P my future.
also I dropped from 80 to a 67.5 in English kms //ugly sobbing
itS NOt mY FauLT
KPOP--- //cough
keep on reading if you want to read my low-standard essay x'D thank you if you do <3 :)

My Review on 'A Little Princess' by Frances Hodgson Burnett

Hey guys!
I know, I haven't updated this blog in ages (mostly because I was way too lazy to write anything, oops). But now I'm back with a book review! It's a review of the wonderful classic A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett.

Traditional ceremonial cultural dancing costume.

Traditional Mundu and Ganjufaraas (t-shairt)

Traditionally men wore a length of cloth wrapped around the waist, known as mundu (lungi in South Asia region). It was tied at the waist with a string or a piece of cloth, and hung to the feet. Traditionally men did not cover the top half of their bodies but later on people started wearing T-shirts and long sleeved shirts.

My brother wearing ceremonial traditional costume of Feyli and long sleeved shirt.

Another way of wearing traditional Mundu and T-shirt..

The traditional women's dress consisted of a lower garment known as a feyli or kandiki (a full length skirt, worn wrapped around the waist). On top of this a dress with long sleeves, known as libaas, which reached down to the knees was worn.