Boy abused . Is that really the question?

I'm sure amost everyone came to know about the video where a three year old Indian boy who was abused by his stepfather.
http://www.facebook.com/v/442284069154906
To tell the truth I stopped watching it at around the 3rd minute. Whoever watched the full video deserve a round of applause to have such great guts.
Anyway,the video shows this grown up constantly hitting a small child.
Sadly, people are not focusing on the poor child abused. The colour of their skin was the main point. Why make this a race issue? Shouldn't we emphasize on the young boy's rights? Such filthy words like 'Keling Bodoh' and 'India Pariah' were thrown at it. Malaysia, wake up!
The man got what he deserved. Lets not make this video a reason why Malaysian should not stand as one.
We(people around my age/younger) are lucky that we are born in the country that is so lavish in order of food which is the main need of humans. We are lucky that we are born in the world that is so cruel,yet,our rights are not neglected in our country.
Let us all be colour blind from now on and fight human rights,together as one!
P.S. : To people older than 30/40, I'm sure most of you were punished even more worse than this. Olden days call this punishment. We call it abuse.

Little Miss Rojak

Hey everyone!
It has been a while since I last updated my blog. I was busy doing something that I love,dancing!
I loved dancing since I was really young. Studying in SJK(C) Bercham during primary in the first class was tormenting. We had an average of 12 assignments(homework) a day and it reaches up to 25!
Finally,2012,Form 4,I have some time for myself. PMR's way over(btw,Straight A's),SPM is 'only next year' *giggles*.
I re-coreographed a dance I did before and performed in in front of a huge family Deepavali.
The video was posted on Facebook and the feedback was great! Oh,you can find it on my pages
1. www.facebook.com/WinceRolynDance
2. www.facebook.com/Skullz-ccsl/184325834961386
I'm coreographing a new dance and me and my sister will be joining a talent competition along with SJAM's Fellowship Dinner on the 29th of December 2012.
We're not just dancing any kind of dance. We're doing Indian Dance! We can't understand any of the words which makes it difficult. But hey,who cares? We are one. One Malaysia.

Miss Rojak signing off,ANTI RACISM!

2012 diwali fashion tips

Still figuring out what to wear and how to dress up for diwali this year? No worries! Tina will help you with this year's fashion tips to look perfect this diwali!

Lets start from the top to the bottom!

HAIR

Side-braided hair will be nice for diwali this year. Most indians have curly hair, this hair do make the uniqueness of curly hair stand out!

BINDI

Bindi trends hasn't change but there has been a twist with the usage of bindis. Bindis are also used for eye makeup! Scroll down for more info.

 

EYES

Eye makeup this year is themed Smoky Eyes. As for indians who originally have big eyes need not stress on eye makeup. Yet, eyeshadow colours for this year are rather dark.

I think you get the point here. These are called Smoky Eyes.
Simple tip for eyeshadow is that the darker colour should be at the outer right part for the right eyelid ; outer left part for the left eyelid.
Below are some examples.

How to do this?

Get it?

Ok, if you would like to try something new and different, you need to have the guts! So are you up for it?

As you can see there is a small dot beneath each eye. You can use eyeliner of your colour choice or even use small round bindis!

 





I strongly suggest you to use gold coloured eyeshadow because it brings out Indians' natural skin colour. Dark colours will work great too. Avoid using bright,hard colours.

LIPS

Pale coloured lips are perfect for diwali 2012. Add in a bit of gloss for perfection. Avoid making it to shiny. This year, lipstick colour trends are not so bright. Bright pink and red are NO NOs! Maybe dark magenta will also work the magic.

EARRINGS

Lets set a special earring code for this year shall we? Feathers!

If you don't like these kind of earrings, old style earrings will also make a great impact. Multi-pendant earrings are also a hit in 2012.

NECKLACES

Multi-pendant necklaces are fit for this year's diwali.

 

CLOTHING

1.Patiala with tight, fitting tops are the dress code for diwali 2012. Not too much of sequince and ambroidery. Simple yet trendy.



2. Chooridar is also the trend for this year. Go for earthy colours.

BANGLES

Try big and chunky bangles this year.

You can also use fabric texture bangles for a change.

Or..... Mix both!!

 

NAIL POLISH



Golden coloured nail polish is the latest colour code following Channel's new nail polish for diwali 2012.

You can also modify it by doing leapord prints.

 If gold isn't your colour , you can use your favourite colours to make leapord prints. If using nail polish is troublesm, you can purchase nail art stickers from various stores.

 

HENNA

 

 Don't forget henna! Henna will never be out-dated. Simple designs will work great.

 

SHOES

Summer wear Egyption style goes well with Patialas while ankle-length boots or covered heals goes well with chooridars.

 

HAPPY DIWALI 2012! Sincerely from Tina.

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