2021 is marching by fast and we’re nearing the end of first quarter already, how time flies! Perhaps it’s because we’ve been confined to our homes over the past few weeks to the point where our sense of time has blurred; afternoons blend with evenings, and weekdays blend with weekends. So, let’s take some time
We’re nearing the 1-year mark since the stay-at-home order was first given in Malaysia and many of us has likely spent (or are still spending) a lot of time at home due to the shift to working-from-home for the safety of everyone. It seems that we might be in this state for a while longer,
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and staying at home this year does not mean you can’t turn it into a romantic celebration with your significant other. No matter if you’re staying together or apart during this time, you can still show your appreciation to one another in a form of gift. So, if
Reunion dinner is distinctly the most anticipated and important part of the Chinese New Year celebration. The occasion, also commonly called Tuan Yuan Fan in Mandarin, describes a yearly tradition of family members gathering around a round table and bond over a sumptuous feast. It usually is a loud and hearty affair, from lively conversations,
Staying healthy has never been more important, not just to guard ourselves from the virus transmission, but also to maintain our mental and physical health as the majority of us have cooped up in our homes since last year. So, in conjunction with the Year of The Ox, IPC will celebrate the ‘niu year’ afresh
We know that Deepavali celebration for this year is much quieter than before and we are unable travel to meet up with friends and families that easily, but don’t let this dampen our excitement and bring some ‘sparkles’ into our home this Deepavali instead! Here are 4 ways that you and I can prepare for
