Wednesday, February 9, 2011

The Great Interior Designer/ 3D Visual Specialist


His name is Cheney Wendell Ching
Call him Chinz for short
His work of art is fascinating
So throw your bleakness back court
Each day Mr.Sunshine gleams
Don't you just sit there and squeak
Piece by piece you build your dreams
Now is the time to act and speak
Have no idea? Worry no more
What you want is what you get
The Master is waiting ready to explore
Turn your old rag into a great asset

Tissot------ Shinagawa Optical-------2 Branches of Sookee Jewellery @ Singapore
*Photos grabbed with no permission :)

For more eye-popping creations and interior visualizations: please visit his website--

http://idesignchinz.carbonmade.com

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Thursday, February 3, 2011

Tikoy



Tikoy or Nián Gāo is a traditional Chinese New Year Dish made of sweetened glutinous rice flour. Chinese customs, and foods are naturally tailored by the Filipinos thus making it a piece of their own. This stemmed from the legends and beliefs of Chinese that eating sticky rice pudding brings luck.

The LEGEND
According to the legend, every house of Chinese have a Kitchen God known as Zaowang. He watches every family and tasked to deliver their overall outlook in life to God on the 23rd day of the last month of the year. But before Zaowang leaves the house, the family serves delectable foods for him to convey good news to God. However, there is a notion that tikoy is given to him to glue his mouth from declaring delinquent news.

The SUPERSTITION
In Chinese language "Nian" means sticky and year, on the other hand "gao" means cake and rising. Therefore, Nian Gao means "Moving Up Every Year." The final adjudication, TIKOY is believed to bring good fate and tight family bond.

Happy Chinese New Year!!

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