Xin Nien Kuai Le

choy sun

God of Prosperity with my handsome boy.

grill foods

Instead of steamboat, we have grill seafoods, sausages and meats.

Eldest son made the sushi.
Second son made the platter of cheese, parma ham and salami.
Third son arrange the chocolate fondue.
Fifth son eats.

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After saying grace, thanking God for a blessed Rat year, praying for a bountiful Ox year, we makan. Then, we yam seng with a bottle of Shiraz Cabernet, Long Island Iced Tea, Tequila and Vodka shots.

But you know what? Nothing beats F&N Orange and Sarsi as thirst quencher.

chocolate fondue

Instead of steamboat for Chinese New Year’s eve, we have chocolate fondue with fruits.

Now, I am going to my sister’s house to play fireworks. Oh ya, if you are looking for any hardcore firecrackers and rockets, try the stall outside Bali Bali in Farlim. 😉 They have 9 ft long red firecrackers too. However, we can only afford pop-pop firecrakers. RM1 per box.

So, dear readers who celebrate Chinese New Year, please accept my warmest wishes for a healthy, happy, blessed Ox year 2009.

I will try to visit all your blogs to drop a wish but I am too drunk to do so now. Ta ta! Xin nien kuai le (happy new year).

Oh ya, they say that there is an eclipse of the sun tomorrow, which is the first day of Chinese New Year. Over in Malaysia, we will be experiencing a red sky from 4.30 pm to 7 pm. The Indian fengshui master said not to swim, sleep or have sex. You hear?

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14 thoughts on “Xin Nien Kuai Le”

  1. Hey, was just wondering whr did u get the fondue pot?
    possible to find sth bigger/
    thanks
    happy cny btw!! =)

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