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Greetings from a zany Singapore guy! What you are going to see in my blog are my whinings, comments, complaints and thoughts, but no "Singlish" (Singapore’s brand of "localised English") and compulsory daily updates (that is, I will only update when I have got things to write about). So who should read my blog? Just anyone who wish to know me!
Friday, April 02, 2010
Greek Easter
Yesterady morning my programme coordinator came into class with a tray of red eggs and I wondered who in our faculty was celebrating a new born baby's first month. Later on then I realised that the eggs was not celebrating that, but Easter - the Greek way (my programme coordinator is a native Greek by the way). Talk about cross culture similarities! Well this is the first time I ever came across a Greek Easter egg, and my programme coordinator took the trouble to explain all the festive practices that are related to their version of the Easter Egg, including the greeting words one has to say while giving or receiving the eggs, but I just couldn't register in my mind because, no pun intended, they're just too Greek to me! Anyway, here's the photograph I've taken of that egg, and wish all Christian readers out there Happy Easter!
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