Chinese New Year is my favouritest holiday in the world. How Christians in America feel about Christmas is how I feel about Chinese New Year. The reunion dinner, munching (continuously!) on my favourite snacks that only appear once a year, catching up with people you never get to see... so wonderful. Plus it's so great to celebrate my heritage and culture... I may have lived away from family and my homeland for half my life but I'll never forget where I came from.
We were hoping to be in NYC to celebrate but our plans unfortunately fell through. But I got to spend last Chinese New Year in Singapore, so that'll have to keep me cosy this year :)
I wish everyone prosperity and good health. The two things any good Chinese person holds dear to their heart :)
Picture courtesy of Hinson Media.
8 comments:
Happy Chinese New Year! I hope it's fantastic for you and that the Year of the Dragon is an outstanding one for you.
We celebrated a bit last night with food but it was totally celebrating naive-lame-white-people-style.
Happy Chinese New Year Audrie, I love all the cultural ed you send our way along with your projects!
Happy New Year Friend! On my first day living in New Haven I walked to the green where I was greeted by a Chinese dragon - it told me a knock-knock joke and danced away. I am not making this up and I was not smoking anything! Weird things happen in New Haven. (I also saw a man on stilts who looked like Abe Lincoln once...I swear I'm not a druggie!) Anyway, that's what I think of when I see a Chinese dragon.
Happy New Year! My oldest was born during the last year of the dragon. :)
Happy CNY Audrie! Yikes I need a scary dragon like that to motivate me to get focussed!
Great colors on the dragon. Happy Chinese New Year.
You should go check out the Chinese New Year lion dance video I posted on my FB, Che. Heeeeeelarious!
Well, may that Water Dragon bring you lots of prosperity and health.
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