Pieces of my life puzzle.
At Japan, Bon Odori (Obon or Bon) is a Japanese Buddhist custom to honor the spirits of one’s ancestors. In Malaysia however, the celebration is more associated with Japanese culture instead of Buddhism. This would be my third time attending the celebration after my very first Obon experience back in year 2013. Same as past […]
Kickstarting the month with something extra high cholesterol – Morganfield pork ribs. A simple “delicious!” could not do any justice to these magnificently barbecued ribs unless you try it yourself.
Photo taken at the indoor sports centre of Malaysian Bible Seminary. It was established in 1978 and you can obviously notice it from the retro style of the buildings and facilities.
I had this post in my draft for almost a month. One should never ever underestimate the force of procrastination.
Pre-GST laptop shopping lol. The official implementation of the Goods and Services Tax has caused quite a buzz in the market especially the end consumers. No comment on how the government will utilise the collected funds if you know what I mean. We as a consumer, should understand how the GST actually works instead of just
Ching Ming or Qing Ming Festival, which is known as Chinese Tomb Sweeping Day, is one of the most important traditional Chinese festival after the Lunar New Year. The day falls on the third day of the third month in Chinese Lunar calendar which translates to around last week of March or first week of April. According
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As I’m writing this post, looking at the photos taken during the month gave me a feeling as if March has being a really long month. Yeah, we’re in April and still get to see lunar new year related photos. – Yee Sang during company’s Chinese New Year dinner. The act of mixing all the
The month of February passed in a blink of an eye. It has always being one of my favourite month because of the long awaited Chinese New Year that usually falls in this month. It has been two months plus since I plotted a daily time table for everything I have to do in order to achieve my
Chap Goh Mei or Lantern Festival just ended as I’m writing this article. It marks the end of the 15-days-long Chinese New Year celebration. What did you do to celebrate the most *AMAZING* festive season of the year? On the side note, I’ve been thinking to overhaul everything in my blog, especially with the plan of moving
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