Chinese New Year

Few more days to new year…
Those that married, have you prepared your gifts to your in law and your parents?
Those that married, have you changed all the new notes for ang pow?

Those that single, what would be your resolution for the new year?

I got to know from Lilian’s blog that now that the market is so bad that some Chinese store don’t even have the crowd to purchase the imported Chinese goods. Am quite surprise to hear that, cuz, by this time, especially Kwong Tuck that located in Campbell Street would have lots of people grabbing their stuff and by now most of the imported Chinese goods are nearly sold off.

I was surprised when I did my new year shopping 2 weeks ago, Cold Storage in Gurney Plaza don’t even have abalone. I was wondering myself, was I too early or the shipment was late to deliver?

This year, many predictors have predicted will be a tough year, for all we know every year would be a tough year. It’s all depends on us how we look at things, don’t we?

If we kept complaining about days and years and life and work, well, obviously that’s a tough year to go thru, isn’t it?

Life has been not easy for many people… it’s all depends on how we take our lives to be negative or positive.

As for the market, it’s all depends on the consumers. How they transform the market to be. Due to high demand many seafood is selling at high price now, a kilo fresh prawns could sell at RM80. How many of us could afford? Many sellers are taking this opportunity to earn, for example festival cookies… people are making a bunch of it. Some will give an excuse for saying this is only once a year.

Well, what can you say?? Can’t we say much don’t we?