February is always a month for me to look forward to. Often the Lunar New Year will fall in this month, Valentine’s Day (although I do not celebrate this day being single) and most importantly, MY BIRTHDAY! Err, okay maybe not as important as Lunar New Year since during that holidays can collect red packet [...]
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Welcome February
February 1st, 2010 
Bryan Chung 
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Tags: birthday, bugis, chinese new year, shopping, steamboat, valentine 
No Comments »Financial Blessings
February 10th, 2009 Bryan Chung With the 15th day of Chinese New Year over today, I finally opened the red packets I collected over the Chinese New Year. Was not expecting more than last year due to the financial crisis. But still God found His ways to pour out His blessings for me. The amount I received in total doubled [...]
Posted in Blog Entries Tags: arise & build, chinese new year, christina, city harvest church, financial, lee xiang No Comments »Day Three/Four of Chinese New Year
January 30th, 2009 Bryan Chung Well the 3rd day of Chinese New Year is actually a regularly school day. But it was after school that I went to my god-sister Sien Wei’s place for visitation. As usual I got Louis to go with me too. Sien Wei also got her mother to cook lunch for us. We spent several hours [...]
Day Two of Chinese New Year – Love Matters :(
January 29th, 2009 Bryan Chung Day two of Chinese New Year is a day I seldom go out for visitations. I did however go out on the second day. Not for visitations and not with family. Instead it was with my friends. Geraldine and Kang wanted to go out for a movie. They asked me along and in turn I [...]
Posted in Blog Entries Tags: amk hub, chinese new year, geraldine, jack neo, kang, love matters, new york new york, sheree No Comments »Day One of Chinese New Year
January 28th, 2009 Bryan Chung Day one of Chinese New Year is the usual annual visitations that my family goes too. First stop was to my grand-mother’s place at Red Hill. Was there for a reunion lunch with relatives. Followed that place were short visitations to another two not-co-close relatives homes. Then the last home was the usual place again [...]
