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I will be out of action for a while.

Brother in law having heart attack and in hospital.

Got to be there to give sister some moral support and accompany her.

My World Tuesday - God of Fortune

Oh this is my favourite at the Singapore River Hongbao. This is the God Of Fortune.

It is not raining and why are these girls carrying the umbrella upside down?

If you looked at the two videos below you will know exactly what they are doing. The God of Fortune will released some lucky numbers and these girls are trying to catch the numbers with their umbrellas...lol

The numbers are used to purchase 4D (four digits) lottery. I dont buy 4D lottery so I dont collect these numbers.

I collected some to take photos to show you how they looked like. Some of them have numbers and some dont.

The video shows these girls trying to collect the numbers with their numbers...lol

It was so beautiful that night when the God of Fortune suddenly released more numbers. It looked like it was raining golden showers.

I was standing behind the God of Fortune and as the wind was blowing in my direction, some numbers fall onto me...hahahaha and no I did not use these numbers to purchase any lottery.

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Chinese New Year - Singapore River Hongboa 2010 - Twelve Zodiacs

Twelve Chinese Zodiacs

Tiger - This being the year of the Tiger

Ox

Rat

Pig

Dog

Rooster

Monkey

Goat

Horse

Dragon

Rabbit

If you are curious about the readings of the zodiacs, you can view this website. But dont believe too much, I think we need to work hard to achieve the results that we want.

Chinese New Year 2010 - Singapore River HongBao - Exhibits 1

As it is year of the tiger, there are lots of exhibits on tigers.

A short video showing the tiger's exhibits and lots of people posing with them.



The panda exhibits are a favourite with the crowds too. They are so cute.

According to Legend, Goddess Nuwa created seven animals to go along with the earth that she created. Today is the seventh day of Chinese New Year and is also known as ren ri (human day or the birthday of human) and that is what Goddess Nuwa created for earth on the seventh day.

To honour the day, a special dish is created of raw fish and vegetable salad called yusheng. Yu sheng is very popular locally.

We had yusheng on 2nd day of chinese new year. This year, we decided to eat the yusheng, teochew style. It is so different from the normal yusheng (see photo below). I still prefer the normal yusheng with the crackers on top.