清明节

Woke up early this morning to go to the cementry to pray for grandparents.. Seriously i'm not closed to them because by the time i was borned.. both of them already lying in the ground... i only recognise them by the pictures they had on the tomb.

However, this might be the last few times going to Chua Chu Kang because they are going to dig it out, ordered by the Government to replace with new tenants... hence the ashes will have to reserve a space in a temple... and this time both grandma and grandpa can be placed side by side rather than being seperated for 28 years...

One of my cousin took a few picture with his good quality camera:

This is daddy's initial "bai bai" with 3 gigantic joss sticks... because on that the he is the only male children present on that day...

So this will be my turn to 'bai bai' already... see i'm so sincere... but then everytime i dunno what to say.. so my aunt will be beside us whispering those words that we should be saying...

So this is my eldest aunt... the first child of the generation... it has always been a trend in the family line... the first child of each generation will be a female... that includes my dad's generation.. my generation and also the following generations... weird huh?? or just coincidence??

And then while waiting for the auspicious time to burn the paper.. the wind is blowing hard and i have to sit down and guard the paper money... it has been well taken care off.... ^_^