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It's really been awhile since I last updated my post. Well, life's been the same, work, play and rest. I had an enjoyable time in Seremban over the last weekend for the Qing Ming Festival. It was at Nilai Memorial Park where we pay homage and respect to my mum-in-law who passed away in 2003.
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When I was a kid, I used to remember that going to the cemetery at this time of the year can be a scary experience. Well, those old eerie cemetery doesn't help too and there's a lot of
pantang like don't anyhow say things and we cleaned ourselves with fresh flowers bath and pomelo leaves - in order to get rid of 'dirty stuffs' after returning back.
Nowadays, most of the modern cemeteries or better known as memorial park, are pleasant looking and peaceful. I was at this Nilai Memorial Park and the place was clean and it don't really look so 'scary', as compared to those 'old generation' cemeteries. Some pictures taken here -
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| Love this pic too! Assortment of fruits which I got from Singapore |
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| Captured a pix of a beautiful tree resting there |
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| A' well-kept' jungle there |
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I have a great time taking pics and still have a lot of it kept in my hard disk, especially the intrinsic design of temples and so on.
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Well, just a pictorial blog here to share. Have a good mid-week!
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May she rest in peace. Nilai? Wah! You orang kaya hor... @.@
ReplyDeleteQing Ming is a way of showing respect and rememberance,, as for me i've always believed treating one nice when still living, kan that bagus?
ReplyDeleteSuituapui - mana ada kaya ?
ReplyDeleteEugene - totally agree. And, u reminded me of a trip back to Ipoh in may !
ReplyDeleteHmm, we chinese never forget to light up the red firecrackers during Qing Ming. hehe ^^
ReplyDeleteHayley - yeah lor... It's like a MUST ! Haha
ReplyDeletefirecrakers? we don't do that..
ReplyDeleteNilai MP.. very nice place. Unlike the normal ones that we go.. lagi scary!!
ReplyDeleteWenn - some don't do that but being Chinese... U know la... Haha
ReplyDeleteMerryn - yeah, here look like a park !
ReplyDeleteI passed that place last week.. very clean .. just like the one where my father, your "god-dad" was buried..
ReplyDeletereana - well, i never visited his grave before.... well, i really need to plan one , maybe next qing ming or when i come back to Ipoh.
ReplyDeleteOMG, nectarines and avocado for Qing Ming?!! That's such luxurious offer... repeated STP's question, " You orang kaya hor?" O_o
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful weekend!
Hi Chris, Holy Smoke! Its that time of the year? Wish I can go visit my mom and dad's grave in Malaysia.
ReplyDeleteBeen a long, long time since I visited their graves.
Maybe one day.
Nice pics you took. I guess you're right, they look more like parks then a graveyard.
Have a nice day.
Lee.
Alice - LOL...I got those from Singapore, it's cheaper over there.
ReplyDeleteUncle Lee - Yeah,I guess it's nice to come back to visit your ancestors' graves. Even my kids too, never visited our ancestors's graves. I gotta bring them these few years.
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