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Q: Do you decorate for CNY?

Hang some red stuff on your door, red lamps in the window or anything ? 

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By the time my neighbors are done with their mortar box launchers our building will be "decorated" with scorch marks and the hutong filled with debris.

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Hell, yeah! Red's my favorite color! Red roses, red wine, red apples. You name it. If it's red, I dig it. Color of fire and passion! Like ole Red Fox!

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If we talk about the red...

I can not find now the best photo of my ex-home. its sure on old HDD which is not working, and my VPN is down, so cant download it from FB.

But, here is one photo from new year party. there is also red carpet ad sofa is half red.

 

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Of course, my wife loves it... We always try to get our apartment looking cool for the CNY..

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Decorated for Christmas and it stay's up till after the CNY.

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i am not into chinese new year so i did not decorate

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Tend to not decorate but I do embrace the spring cleaning concept...especially as my Ayi is usually at home for two weeks. 

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