Chinese New Year Pantangs ....
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Originally posted by tare:
yah my family will eat vege whole day... mum will make her famous luo han zai with nan nu (the red color preserved beancurd)... and we'll have tat as meal for the next 2 days (or while it lasts)... but tat's cos the longer it's cooked, the nicer it is lah hahahaha
fatum, please write this down.
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no pantang
but finally fatum changing his undies
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Originally posted by Fatum:
another one is that CNY morning must eat rice .... and vegetarian meal .... >.<
I have never looked forward to CNY breakfasts .....
hannor hannor
When my grandmother was still alive, every CNY morning, we'd have to go to her home on an empty stomach to have the first meal of the day...
Then after she passed away, I tried to maintain that tradition by eating mantous for breakfast. =X
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a vegetarian new year ? ....
ish worse than being stuck in pluto mugging for term tests over a pot of nong sim instant noodles lor .....
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Originally posted by Fatum:
a vegetarian new year ? ....
ish worse than being stuck in pluto mugging for term tests over a pot of nong sim instant noodles lor .....
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tat's just for main meals lah.... in between still can snack on cny goodies....
and oh... the only thing my mum insisted... i cannot wear black on cny >.<
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I was told my lucky color this year is white and/or blue .....
I shall wear all white and blue at the ban lat table ....
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Originally posted by Fatum:
I was told my lucky color this year is white and/or blue .....
I shall wear all white and blue at the ban lat table ....
school uniform?
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i only look forward to the curry chicken, sweet and sour pork and lotus root soup.
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I want to go home. 
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Originally posted by Fatum:
I gotch a pair of sexy red Y-fronts with a "�" at the most strategic place .....
will help me at the blackjack table this year de ....
Eeeeee yerh!! Tacky! Tacky!!
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Originally posted by jetta: I want to go home.
Strange... where is 'home' for you?
The Singapore that you consider 'home' may have changed so much that you may no longer feel an affinity for it anymore once you're 'home'. Then you'll realise that 'home' is really wherever your loved ones are. 
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Think my parents insisted it's pantang to say anything negative on CNY. I kena slapped on the mouth a few times when I was younger cause, couldn't help it, very opinionated from a young age.
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The usual sweeping thingy; all lights on before New Year; a flower bath to wash away the bad luck in the morning...no black clothes
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Originally posted by elindra:
The usual sweeping thingy; all lights on before New Year; a flower bath to wash away the bad luck in the morning...no black clothes
do u sou sui? -
Originally posted by Fantagf:
do u sou sui?
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Originally posted by elindra:
The usual sweeping thingy; all lights on before New Year; a flower bath to wash away the bad luck in the morning...no black clothes
oh the bath isn't on the night/eve ar? coz my mom makes us shower the night before and put on new PJs. -
Originally posted by Rhonda:
Strange... where is 'home' for you?
The Singapore that you consider 'home' may have changed so much that you may no longer feel an affinity for it anymore once you're 'home'. Then you'll realise that 'home' is really wherever your loved ones are. I repeat:
I want to go home.
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Originally posted by jetta:
I repeat:
I want to go home.
Home is where all the good makan is.
you can see all the pics we put up..or the pics in my FB..
muahahahahaha
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maybe i should get my BIL to do some pix of the dinner
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A very pretty model friend tells me.....not to wear red for CNY.
My mother pass me a book to subtly tell me to go find green eyeshadow for the CNY.
Lat time at old old masionette in Tampines, cannot sweep the urn's ashes that fell down the main door. Urn was hung at the main door.
Must have some fish meat leftover from CNY eve dinner to signify Year year got fish.
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Other than the sweeping/hoovering thing, we heck care.
