Sweet ones,
My fellow Malaysian Chinese friends are celebrating the Lunar New Year soon. The town is already painted in red, what with all the lanterns, vibrant peonies and pretty umbrellas!. My heart is blooming with all these cheerful colors. But, my cats won't be too happy with the loud firecrackers :). With this, have some prettiness today. Hugs.
Wow! That is too cool! I wish we lived in a city that was more diverse but I don't. That will be so interesting to see more pictures of The Chinese New Year.
ReplyDeleteI hope one day, you'd be able to come visit Kuala Lumpur. It is fun to learn different cultures, especially during festive seasons and you just can't put down the camera :). Hugs.
DeleteColor, color, wonderful colors and fabulous patterns too! LOVE this inspiration post and make sure you keep the kitties indoors :)
ReplyDeleteHi, Lalo!. Good advice :). I'm totally smitten with the bright colors of these photos, I'm thinking about a project already *wink* :).
DeleteI loved seeing all these pretty images, too hard to pick a favorite. How nice to see happy colors thru the town, I love that. My dog feels the same way about loud sounds, poor animals they don't get what celebrating means. Good luck with your cats.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this HAPPY AND COLORFUL post!!
Hi, Dawn. LOL, poor cats!. I love these sweet images too, can't help but to share them with ya. Thanks!.
Deleteyou've chosen such a pretty, pretty collection fo photos here-oh my, I REALLY want one of those delicate, flowing jackets-love them!!! I hope you'll have some photos to share of the celebration in your area :)
ReplyDeleteHi, Linda!. I hope I'd be able to go out to town, see a Lion Dance or two and get some photos to share. Oh, those delicate see-through tops are called the Kebayas, woman wear them with pretty camisoles, and batik sarongs as evening wear. If you look up on Straits Chinese Kebayas, you'll read about them. I have one, but I wear it with a pair of jeans instead :).
DeleteLovely lovely, I truly enjoy all the beautiful pictures you posted, perfect for CNY, hmmm... that reminds me to get my Kebaya out, I wore cheongsum last year, I might do that for CNY celebration here this year! : )
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