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Chinese New Year Snacks & Cookies – Munch On These!
Dining / HolidaysOver the past couple of weeks, many of us celebrated Chinese New Year, the most important festival on the Chinese calendar. Food certainly plays a huge part in the celebrations. After the many rounds of steamboat, Yu Sheng, Bak Kwa (sweet barbecued sliced...
The Manhattan Fish Market – Chinese New Year Deal
DiningFancy having seafood this Chinese New Year? The Manhattan Fish Market is running a 1-for-1 deal for its Lob-Xi Fatt Cai seafood meal. Who doesn’t like 1-for-1 dealies right? Each platter includes a half lobster and fried calamari rings amongst other...
Palm Beach Seafood Restaurant – Celebrating Chinese New Year
Dining / HolidaysThis is the first of a two-part review series on Palm Beach Seafood Restaurant. Are you still looking for a restaurant to dine at this Chinese New Year? Do you fancy having great seafood and customary festive goodies with wonderful-sounding names like...
Happy Lunar New Year 2008!
Web DesignDear readers, First of all, a happy Lunar New Year! I would be visiting relatives in sungei renggit, Pengerang this holiday (we do this every year). It’s a laidback little town located South of desaru in Johor. There isn’t much to do there,...
Happy Lunar New Year 2007!
Web DesignHappy Lunar New Year! I hope it’s a good year ahead for your zodiacal sign. I am born in the year of the rat, and apparently it would be a year of good fortune. I don’t believe in fortune-telling or any form of astrology or that whole “it’s...
Chinese New Year Decor #2
HolidaysJust as there are 12 signs in the Western horoscope, the chinese zodiac also has 12 of its own, represented by 12 different animals. Rather than being determined by months, a person’s Chinese zodiacal sign is determined by the year he is born in. I...
Chinese New Year Decor #1
HolidaysFollowing the popular “Christmas Tree of the Day” series, I thought it would be cute to have a similar one for Chinese New Year. I don’t care if the response is going to be lukewarm. A holiday is a holiday, and that is always a good...
Seeing Red
Holidaysmy Mom is an avid collector of various collectible items. In the past, she collected the magnetic transitlink cards when they were still in use, as well as brand new phonecards. These cards are valuable only if they are maintained in their unused condition....
River Hong Bao
Holidays / Travel / SingaporeThe River Hong Bao is an annual Chinese New Year event in Singapore. Over here, the area has been transformed into one thick with the lively Chinese New Year atmosphere. Red, yellow and purple little bulbs, as well as huge peach lanterns adorned every...
Happy Lunar New Year 2006!
Web DesignHappy Chinese New Year everyone! I spent the whole of last night making an e-card for all of you. Here it is! Gong xi fa cai! Much love, Veron (more…)
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