Not that I have lots of dates, although I am hoping for one. But that’s besides the point.
It’s my busiest February 14 ever because aside from being a Valentine’s day, some relatives from Taiwan are coming over for the Chinese New Year which happens to fall on the same day.
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eb.14 is such a festive day this year with the Chinese New Year and Valentine’s Day crossing on the same date. Add to that the upcoming explosive 1st Philippine International Pyromusical Competition 2010.
Feb 15 Update: Pyromusical Week 1 (Philippines & USA) w/ updated schedule & ticket prices.
Feb 21 Update: Philippine Pyromusical Opening Show
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Happy Chinese New Year to all!
And with merriment comes food, inevitably. The Chinese family dining table is never at a loss for the usual Chinese food and delicacies for the new year media noche including the ever-present noodles (pansit) for long life and sticky rice cake/pudding for prosperity.
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This year’s Chinese New Year, also known as the Lunar new year, falls on the 26th day of January, or three days from now. This is also the time when most Chinese people around the world celebrate the festival in the company of their families and loved ones during the Chinese New Year’s Eve.
