I feel the pressure. I really really do. How the hell am I suppose to be as funny as Ming Wai? AND ON HIS BLOG! I feel like some local band who performs on stage to buy time for the real band to come out and play (which is what Ming Wai wants anyway, so here I am, the "local band" of the week? Or probably month. Since he seldom update his blog. Why does he own a blog ar if like that? -_-" update la brudder!).
Oh, happy Chinese New Year everyone! Hope you're having a good time!
For those who celebrate Chinese New Year, remember the times where we were greedy little kids who just wanted ang paus? Heck, I remember pulling my mum to go visit all our Chinese neighbours just to receive ang paus. Some can be really generous, while some can be super stingy. There was once I received like RM2 for an ang pau packet. Some more they're close friends of my parents. And they're super rich. When I received that ang pau packet, I ran into the toilet to open it up and my facial expression was like this: -______________-". And I was a 5-year-old! Swt.
But nowadays Chinese New Year to me means family time. Instead of hoping for ang pau packets, I looked forward to meeting my cousins more. Remarkably, the less I hope for ang pau packets, the more I seem to receive. In fact, my aunt gave me an RM50 instead of an RM20, BY MISTAKE! XD My brothers and sister got only RM20 from her. Damn shiok. :D
(Also, another friend of my uncle's gave me and my sister RM20 instead of RM5 like they gave my brothers. Hahahahaha!)
Fine. I'm still that greedy-fat-money-faced kid deep down inside.
I can say that this is the best celebration I ever had: Family reunions, peaceful atmosphere, meeting up with loved ones, and duh, the ang paus.
Oh, I haven't introduced myself. And I'm not going to. But please, take a wild guess (tapi nama aku kat bawah post ni XD). Till then, let us cross fingers in hopes that Ming Wai will update his blog more frequently and that the guest bloggers don't conquer "The Other Side of the Moon".
