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Showing posts with label New Year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Year. Show all posts

Sunday, January 22, 2012

Nail Art: Chinese New Year inspired Nails

KUNG HEI FAT CHOI!! 

As we all know, tomorrow is the celebration of the Chinese New Year. With that, I created a design inspired by tomorrow's celebration. On my pinky is a gold polka dots design for wealth. On the ring finger is the dragon Chinese symbol, I wanted to draw a dragon but it looks like a lizard to me. (lol)  I wrote the Chinese word for Good Fortune on my middle finger and Peace symbol on my index finger. And on my thumb is just a simple firework design.

I wish my design will bring me luck this year. ^_^



I hope you like it and thanks for dropping by. :)

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Nail Art: Kung Hei Fat Choy!!!

Happy Chinese New Year!.. This is my chinese new year inspired nail art using Bobbie Glaze in Cherry Blossom as a base color and nail paints for the designs. Hope you like it even-though its blurry. Good vibes for everyone this year of the Metal Rabbit!




Monday, January 10, 2011

New Year Celebration the Provincial Way

Happy New Year to you...

Thanks for visiting my blog. As you can see, this is only my second post. Sorry if this is not about nails. ;)) This is about how we spend the first day of the year here in our place.

We conducted a parlor games for the children to enjoy in my favorite aunt's house in Kenram where I think 40 children waited for our arrival. This is our way of giving back or sharing what had been given to us in the past year. We packed candies for our prices. It was simple yet fun..super fun..!
 My sister Lyn, the tall lady on the left, was the facilitator of the event. Me, as usual, is the emcee and photographer. 

 Everybody knows this.. Tug of War!!

 Egg Hunting.. This is my favorite. A blindfolded contestant with a stick will hunt the egg then crush it with the stick. Nobody won because all of them was spanking the soils instead..hehehe..


Calamansi Relay

Sack Race

After the games, the children went home with their pockets full of gooodies and smiles on their faces. It felt good that in our own little way we have made their New Year memorable. God bless you..