Yoz... I am blogging again... Suddenly so frequent right... What a rare sight of seeing me doing that... Anyway, BoiBoi is Back!!! Ha...ha... So happy... Feeling quite sad at first de... As something happen to my beloved friend, however seeing his face lit up my face... Wahaha... Went to Swensen with him to have dinner... Waited for him for quite a while, as finally he is late, and don't laugh ok, I am early... Ha...ha... Whatever... Ah_ma now in high spirit, even though I am tired... Anyway, after blogging, me go to my wonderful spring bed and ZzZz...
Well, on my way to Causeway Point(where I met BoiBoi), saw a big group of Malays boarding the Mrt... They all seem to be relatives, however one thing that can be differentiate that they come from different family are their clothes... Each member of the family will wear the same colour... For example, a family they will all wear yellow, the other family will wear green... I do not know is that an important customs in the Malays, but their first impression was unity in the family... Somehow it is unique in some ways, as I don't see it in other races... When it comes to Chinese New Year, most of all is that we don't wear black, mostly we don't wear the same clothes... Maybe, Chinese should adopt such a way...
Anyway, what does Hari Raya really means... Being a Singaporean for 17 years, finally out of curiousity, I ask my maid... I think mostly in everybody's mind(non-malays I mean), Hari Raya is like Chinese New Year, giving out hong paos(red packets), visiting families, have dinner or lunch tomorrow, etc... However, the real meaning of Hari Raya Puasa is actually forgiveness... What mistakes you have done in that year, Hari Raya Puasa is the day where you repend all your mistakes to all your family members and friends, and ask them for forgiveness... It is actually a meaningful day... As a Chinese, I don't see we have any such festival... Mostly I think, getting the hong pao is more important, or gossiping on how your children is coping... Maybe, we should really learn something from the Malays... Even though to them is a religion, but it is a good example set to all people...
Well, even though their is no such festival(in Chinese or Indians), we should learn not only that day to repend ourselves, but to do it always once a mistake it done... Forgiveness is something that everybody should learn too... Like this, a world will become a better place....
(Smell of the bed... TEMPTING...) Got to go...