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Carol 4 year s ago
#20 Thought this was an ancient "shewee"
       
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Issy 4 year s ago
I absolutely love these types of posts.
       
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Percy 4 year s ago
Issy,

So do I. I love to see if I can figure out what they are before reading the answer. Raaarrrely do I manage to get it right, but still fun trying! And, when I do get one right, well…….. yahoo
       
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My neighbours drew this star on their doorstep which has a little drop of blood in it… Why?

A: Today is the Tamil new year day. So our families draw the kolam outside our door to welcome the new year and to feed the ants and other insects that eat the rice flour. In the old days (my parents and grandparents for instance), we’d draw the kolam every day after sprinkling water outside our house to make it cooler compared to the roads. This is a way to make guests feel welcome. The red mark would be kumkum (a kind of red powder).

 

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