We've just had Chinese New Year here (aka Lunar New Year), which is a bigger event than Christmas. There are decorations galore, and since it's Year of the Rabbit, that means a proliferation (how appropriate) of neon rabbits, golden rabbits, red paper rabbits, rabbits shaped out of flowers... you name it. I enjoy getting into the spirit of things, so we've even hung up a string of cute cartoon rabbits on our door and window at the flat.
Inside a colonial shophouse fulled with second hand stuff (including Japanese occupation currency):
A cup of kopi at the Singapore Coffee Museum:
Queuing up for the sliced fish porridge at the most popular stall at Maxwell Centre hawker market:
Poor Anna having to wait for me...
Burning papers for good luck:
A cup of kopi at the Singapore Coffee Museum:
Queuing up for the sliced fish porridge at the most popular stall at Maxwell Centre hawker market:
Poor Anna having to wait for me...
Burning papers for good luck:
No comments:
Post a Comment