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Happy Valentines Day – Chinese New Year 2010
The good thing about Chinese New Years falling on Valentine’s Day for those of us who don’t have hot dates is we can play stupid, greeting the opposite sex with a Happy (Lunar) New Year instead of facing the dialogue of lacking romances; besides, who needs such love on a new moon?
Today was a lax and lazy day off of eating, napping, interneting and some reading in preparation for the first midterm in Political Marketing and Campaigning come Tuesday. Had to take all of Friday off from school for Seminar course at Uni which we were hosting a guest speaker’s lecture about rhetorical approaches, followed by the final pre midterm lecture for Mass Media Law and Ethics. Saturday was no cakewalk, getting the first major presentation-paper out of the way for Political Mkt. and Cam. Plann which was contrasting Thai – US media in high profile elections.
And solemn are these Sunday nights, especially on this supposed day of love, and excitement for billions of Asians, where I am without the intimacy intended. Har, har has these hedonistic helpings of history happening! There was some fireworks visible through the late evening from the balcony, and now it has passed calling for bedtime. The school term teaching is soon to wrap up coming on the final normal academic week. Exams be the demand in both the academic lands I hand.
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