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Hong Bao Time

I always look forward to Chinese New Year. Not because of the festivities, but because of the abundance of Mandarin Oranges and "Kiat Kiat" (small Mandarin Oranges), pineapple tarts, hong bao from my boss hehehe (he gives his staffs even those who are marrie!) and because we don't have work. This year, for 2 and a half days, extending to the weekend, making it 4 and a half! It's a welcome vacation especially after being on the "spot" at work for a few weeks now.

Anyway, Gong Xi Fa Cai to our Chinese friends! May the new year bring happiness and prosperity to all!

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heartcaptures said…
i miss kiat kiat! but i think i miss the hong bao more.. ha ha.

belated happy cny!
14/2/08 7:27 AM
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