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It's Day 2 of Chinese New Year!!! Don't worry I'm not asking ANG BAO from you! All I need is a VOTE from you, my dear friend, readers, relative... JUST 2 SIMPLE STEPS!!! Step 1: Click "Like" at https://www.facebook.com/marinabaysg Step 2: Select the blogger you wanna vote at https://www.facebook.com/marinabaysg?sk=app_150206515038121 3 voters will also stand to win a Marina Bay eco-tote bag filled with goodies worth $50!!! Promotion Ends: 25 January 2012 May everyone HUAT AH in this DRAGON YEAR!!!

Last night (22 Jan 2012), Me and a few friends came out after our New Year's Eve dinner for our CNY's outing. We came out for the purpose of going to the River Ang Bao 2012 at Marina Bay. Too bad it was raining and we can't have more photography at the River Ang Bao 2012 which we initially wanted to... But nevertheless we managed to catch the firework displays at the Rooftop garden of Esplanade. Most of us were drenched after watching the fireworks displays. Even though the rain, it was still worth seeing the beautiful fireworks displays for me and the rest I guess!!! I'm glad that I managed to snap some photo and share with you guys here!!! After the fireworks display, we decided to hangout more at the Marina Square's MacDonald. But later we found out that the MacDonald was closed already and we just find a spot and sit down to play UGLY DOLL! Shuqing was so nice to bring some of this Sparkling stick for us to play. It's been so long since I last play them. Jes...

Today is Chinese New Year's Eve and it's a day where Chinese families gather for their annual reunion dinner. It is also known as Chú Xī (除夕) or "Eve of the Passing Year." The annual dinner normally includes dishes like chicken and pork. Fish (魚, yú) is also one of the dishes, but intentionally not to be finished, and the remaining fish is stored overnight. Why is that so? Because 年年有魚/餘; (nián nián yǒu yú, or "every year there is fish/leftover") is a homophone for phrases which mean "be blessed every year" or "have profit every year". Similarly there is also a black hair-like algae, "fat choy"(髮菜, fǎ cài, literally "hair vegetable" in Cantonese) is also one of the featured dishes since its name sounds similar to "prosperity"(發財, fā cái). And yes Chinese New Year cannot go without eating Yusheng too!!! The tossing of "yu sheng" (鱼生) -- a raw fish salad also known as 'yee sang' or 'yuu sa...

It's just few day before Chinese New Year (The Year of Dragon) and during this festive season I believed all the Chinese people are busy buying Chinese New Year's attire, goodies to treat their relatives/friends, meet up with friends/relatives for makan gathering. It is sure a joyous occasion for all Chinese. If you are still at home, then faster get out of house and experience the Chinese New Year now!!! Here some suggestion of places to feel Chinese New Year! You can go either Chinatown or the River Angbao 2012!!! River Ang Bao 2012 (21-29 Jan 2012) Lighting up the modern cityscape of Marina Bay in a customary celebration of Chinese New Year. In a city where East meets West and modernity meets tradition, it’s an experience that bridges the past and the present. From The Float at Marina Bay, the countdown to Chinese New Year lights up the night with a spectacular new year’s eve fireworks display. A symbolic gesture to drive away bad luck, the fireworks begin at 12.30am...

Just few months back, we have a big group of handsome looking Abercrombie & Fitch Singapore's male models posed shirtless outside the American apparel chain’s new flagship store at Knightsbridge, along Orchard Road in Singapore. That's was sure eye candy for the girls. Most of them are foreigners as you can see right... Guess what? Just last night (18 Jan 2011), we have 20 over YOUNG, HOT & PRETTY Tiger Beer Singapore's female models at the TIGER LUNAR EXTRAVAGANZA 2012 held at Singapore Flyer and all of them are local!!! Eye candy for the guys turn! Tiger Lunar Extravaganza is a celebration embodied the concept of “beer”, “friends” and “fortune” as well as the spirit of 聚 (togetherness).The celebration was held at the Singapore Flyer (Also known as “Singapore’s Wheel of Fortune”). See our Singapore's pretty models!!! I love the idea of getting the local models for Tiger Beer event as you all know that Tiger beer is Singapore's first LOCALLY brewed bee...