Full Moon

Dear diary,

Lately I’ve been pretty busy with work, in prep for the upcoming Chap Goh Meh event in Pavilion Shopping Mall.

Looking out of my window right now, the moon could be clearly seen tonight. Very bright, minimal clouds, but not full moon yet.

On Chap Goh Meh itself, it’ll be full moon and hopefully the sky that night will be as clear as tonight.

Anyway to tell you a little something about the event, it’s inspired by the idea that traditionally, single ladies would toss mandarin oranges into the sea, wishing to get a good husband. Of course there’re many different versions of this, nah, full story read it here.

And so we thought, why not do it in the city instead? Since there’re so many Cherry Blossom Trees at the sidewalk of Pavilion, maybe we can toss the handwritten messages onto the beautiful pink trees… wishing for love, good luck, longer legs, taller nose, bigger b..okays this’s getting ridiculous … so that’s how this visualization gonna turn real this Sunday!

oh that’s not my love message. I’m gonna do mine this Sunday. It belongs to this beautiful young lady named Jayz:

If you’re wondering, her ceongsam is sponsored by Salabianca.

While this love message in French belongs to Jade from Geneva.

We work under one roof.

Of course besides the mass toss, I’m pretty excited about the Kun Seng Keng lion dance, apparently they’re the world championship! btw, this’ll only be my 2nd lion dance this CNY, and of course it’ll be the last one…boo, CNY’s gonna be over soon

Anyways, if you happen to/you could intentionally pop-by Pavilion that evening, to join the mass toss, got free goodies & shopping vouchers to win.

The trees won’t be there forever … Sunday will be the last day to pose with them.

Okays see ya then!

Gonna get some sleep now. *yawns*