A Meena Bazaar
At our school a meena bazaar was held in the first week of February. There was quite a big crowd of chattering girls in front lawn. They were radiant and relaxed because there was no teaching that day. There were different stalls set up by teachers and senior students. There were potfuls of foodstuffs with tasty sauce neatly arranged on big tables. Girls shopkeepers were surprisingly alert and efficient. The girl customers tried little tricks with the stall-holders and laughed heartilly. Sizzling pakoras, fruit-chat, shami kababs and chicken sticks were in greate demand. Senior students had assistants with them. They kept an eye on the light spirited and naughty customers. There was a very entertaining variety show in the afternoon. Our principal donated the sale money to a charitable organization.
At our school a meena bazaar was held in the first week of February. There was quite a big crowd of chattering girls in front lawn. They were radiant and relaxed because there was no teaching that day. There were different stalls set up by teachers and senior students. There were potfuls of foodstuffs with tasty sauce neatly arranged on big tables. Girls shopkeepers were surprisingly alert and efficient. The girl customers tried little tricks with the stall-holders and laughed heartilly. Sizzling pakoras, fruit-chat, shami kababs and chicken sticks were in greate demand. Senior students had assistants with them. They kept an eye on the light spirited and naughty customers. There was a very entertaining variety show in the afternoon. Our principal donated the sale money to a charitable organization. 
No comments:
Post a Comment