Comments on: Quiet Chinese New Year in Melbourne http://oioioi.id.au/quiet-chinese-new-year-in-melbourne/ Tue, 12 Apr 2011 04:15:06 +0000 hourly 1 By: PapaJ http://oioioi.id.au/quiet-chinese-new-year-in-melbourne/comment-page-1/#comment-8 PapaJ Wed, 17 Feb 2010 05:53:19 +0000 http://oioioi.id.au/?p=31#comment-8 Sad isn't it ... especially if you're celebrating it but no close family besides u :( Same case with me, family all back to "kampung" ... while I was working on Saturday & Sunday ... :( and the Katam2 ... well, "managed" to watch only on the 2nd day at my bro-in-law hse ... not a gambler here.. ok, have a nice day ... the important thing is, you immediate family, children are with u :) Sad isn’t it … especially if you’re celebrating it but no close family besides u :(

Same case with me, family all back to “kampung” … while I was working on Saturday & Sunday … :(

and the Katam2 … well, “managed” to watch only on the 2nd day at my bro-in-law hse … not a gambler here..

ok, have a nice day … the important thing is, you immediate family, children are with u :)

]]> By: Bob http://oioioi.id.au/quiet-chinese-new-year-in-melbourne/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Bob Wed, 17 Feb 2010 05:19:35 +0000 http://oioioi.id.au/?p=31#comment-6 In this day and age where multiculturalism is embraced. Govenments should be more flexible with religious holidays ie. have several sanctioned days nominated as religious holidays and you can pick and chose x days depending on your religious alignment. In this day and age where multiculturalism is embraced. Govenments should be more flexible with religious holidays ie. have several sanctioned days nominated as religious holidays and you can pick and chose x days depending on your religious alignment.

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