Showing posts with label New Year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Year. Show all posts

13 February, 2016

First Post of 2016

I've just finished watching the life lesson youtube video from Stamford MBA lecture. One of the lesson is :"Don't stop renewing yourself".

Here is remembering some good moments of New York in 2015:

New York, Bryant Park in July 2015 
Random shot of a stranger at Central Station.

Playing with water cooler at the Line.


Wall Street Bull.
Empire State Building.


The Liberty Park
 
Sixth Avenue.
The Liberty torch.

Rockefeller Plaza 
St. Thomas Church altar (or St. Patrick's Cathedral). I'm pretty sure it's St. Thomas'.

23 January, 2012

Happy Chinese New Year 2012

Finally, my long awaited Dragon year comes! Year that promised to be with better luck and just better generally. My folks and I just came home from praying at famous Kwan-Im temple at Bugis. This year I decided to join my folks because it was raining heavily at chinese new year turning 12. Yes, my perverse rebellion self decided to probe my parents when they laized around coz of the rain, so I pushed.

And we are so lucky to get the first hio- on the temple. We arrived thru bus 51, walking in the rain, that gets drizzled then barely there just as we arrived. The situation was festive while people were huddled under umbrella and hawker centre. But we arrived the temple were still not so crowded. There's instruction to the securities over the makeshift speaker to "have supper while the crowd is still not here". .

While we were praying, with hio offering silent words over newly year wishes, the securities blocked the entrance and I saw throngs of people with the burning hios were waiting in the crowd. Then mom finishes last in her words of prayer, and Dad, Mom, and I capping our three hios.

I can see Mom and Dad are quite pleased with the turn of the events. I hope this year brings its bright and positive energies for us and the World.

Seeing experiences with fresh eyes

Given my propensity to seek new experiences, I wanted to start a new series of article that explores experiences that are new, new to me, or...