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By Daniel Kramer
Published on December 02, 2008 at 1:06pm
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Daniel Kramer
Those eyes speak volumes, but we're not sure what they're trying to say. Three lovely young girls wait backstage at the Stafford Civic Center, ready to perform in a classical Indian dance. The event was held to honor the 33rd anniversary of the Anjali Center for Indian Performing Arts in Sugar Land. To view image larger, click here.
Those eyes speak volumes, but we're not sure what they're trying to say. Three lovely young girls wait backstage at the Stafford Civic Center, ready to perform in a classical Indian dance. The event was held to honor the 33rd anniversary of the Anjali Center for Indian Performing Arts in Sugar Land. To view image larger, click here.
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