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OneSharer
    16-Jun-2008 12:40  
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Well, at least there's no hard labour in the garden, right?  Cheers!  Smiley

AK_Francis      ( Date: 16-Jun-2008 12:38) Posted:



AK simple man, not many steps. breakfast together, no morning gift given but mentioned to go ROC for tour. Cheah lut, went ROC including R & R so often in the 80s, sien leow, but keep quiet loh.

Family dinner out, sop loh. Cheers for all the great fathers.  

 
 
AK_Francis
    16-Jun-2008 12:38  
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AK simple man, not many steps. breakfast together, no morning gift given but mentioned to go ROC for tour. Cheah lut, went ROC including R & R so often in the 80s, sien leow, but keep quiet loh.

Family dinner out, sop loh. Cheers for all the great fathers.  
 
 
OneSharer
    16-Jun-2008 11:42  
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Speaking of being practical, I am reminded of the flower for Father's Day.... http://www.brownielocks.com/fathersday.html

 

 

 
178investors
    15-Jun-2008 23:54  
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Heard the Aussies and Kiwis celebrate theirs on 1st Sunday of September.

(Onesharer, i think singapore father too practical to want their children to do the 10 steps. Then when they see their children pampering their mother on mum's day, they complain fathers are less appreciated. Dads here are asking for it, isn't it. So, train  children early to do the 10 steps without regrets.)
 
 
Sporeguy
    15-Jun-2008 21:31  
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Just discover from the Web that Taiwan celebrates Mothers' Day on the 1st Sunday of May while Spore follows USA do it on 2nd Sunday of May. From Wilkepedia, China celebrates Mums' day on 2nd day of the 4th Lunar month (not sure how accurate is the entry in the Wilkepedia).
 
 
OneSharer
    15-Jun-2008 19:51  
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Checked out Sporeguy's comment, and according to Wilipedia, there's some truth to it.
China celebrates Father's Day w/ us; whereas, Taiwan does so on 8 Aug.  
Mmmm...that means a father could "officially" celebrate Father's Day a few times per yr just by travelling to different places w/ his family -- cool!   

178investors:  Is this how you celebrate it here?  Sounds good to me.
But I wonder whatz in the gift cos it can be so difficult to shop for men than for women. 
 

 
178investors
    15-Jun-2008 16:51  
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Is this how they celebrate it in China?
Step 11


Wish your father "Happy Father’s Day" as soon as he wakes up in the morning.
Step 22
Offer him a fresh bouquet of flowers.
Step 33
Give him a gift that he would really appreciate along with a card having an emotional message. Get him something that he was planning to buy.
Step 44
Prepare his favorite breakfast. You can make local food, like bings (pancakes), tang (soup) or mian (noodles), if he likes. Serve it hot. Share it with him for more enjoyment.
Step 55
Plan an outing. Decide on a place that is away from the everyday crowd. Visit places like "Guilin" or "Huangshan" if he's interested.
Step 66
Cook lunch in the open space, if possible. Serve barbecued pork, stir-fried baby bok choy or steamed whole fish, depending on his choice.
Step 77
Have lunch together. Make the atmosphere joyous by sharing some funny jokes.
Step 88
Click pictures to make the day memorable.
Step 99
Play some family games. Spend Father’s Day with the entire family together.
Step 1010
Select a family restaurant for dinner. Let your father decide the menu.
 
 
178investors
    15-Jun-2008 16:42  
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8/8/2008 will be the opening ceremony of the 2008 beijing olympics. Then it will be the biggest father day celebration in history leow. (Falls on eve of singapore national day... look like everyone watching olympic games action instead of NDP leow.)

 
 
 
Sporeguy
    15-Jun-2008 15:35  
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Heard that Fathers' Day is celebrated on 8th of August (PaPa ) in Taiwan and China.
 
 
OneSharer
    15-Jun-2008 15:27  
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