
Look at how stupid they looked with plastic bags over their heads because they're afraid of a little drizzle. Pfffff... The last day of CNY also known as Chap Goh Mei, Chinese Valentine, the day where all holiday mood is declared over after 15 days of merry making and celebration.
So how did you celebrate the last day? Did you follow the custom of mandarin oranges being thrown into the lake? Because for the first time in my 21 years of living, I celebrated Chap Goh Mei. I honestly do not know the existence of this particular event until like recently where I read in the papers the customs of Chinese Valentine. How sad am I?
So, since it was yesterday, the memory is as fresh as an oven baked cookie. I was so excited about throwing mandarin oranges that I did not see how stupid it looks. Apparently you have to write your name and phone number on the orange and throw it into the water and guys will scoop it up and whoever happens to scoop it up will end up being your life partner.
So, in the end, I did not do that because 'seriously'... I don't think it's a safe way to meet new people. And I don't need to throw An Orange since my heart has already been locked up, key thrown away type of forever love. Teehee.
But I still went to Chap Goh Mei event in Taman Jaya Lake. And behold! I've fulfilled one of my life long dream of lighting and setting a floating lantern into the sky. Hopefully it carried my wishes to the heaven.. :)
BTW, when I was about to finally able to light up my lantern, it begun to rain. LOL! I was so nervous it won't be successful because it was drizzling and I was like NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I MUST LIGHT UP AND SEE IT FLOAT or I won't leave. It was lighted up beautifully, flew up to the sky with extreme speed and did not got tangled with the trees and cables or whatsoever.
I must say, I'm SO HAPPY. Even till now, the day was magical because I get to spent it with my loves.
And looked how cute I'm below! 14th day of CNY at Pavilion. A lot of those customary chinese drum dancing going around.

P:S:: Gleaneagles Hospital where my aunt Grace worked as an admin, hired the traditional lion dance for almost RM5,000. OMG!!