Gung Hay Fat Choy means "Best wishes and Congratulations. Have a prosperous and good year."
I’m Filipino and we do not celebrate Chinese New Year. However since I realized that I never had an entry of our New Year’s Eve celebration, I thought it would be nice to coincide this with the Chinese New Year.
Me and Hubs headed up to Red Hook Brooklyn for a private, invite-only New Year’s Eve party at Brooklyn Motor Works sponsored by AYAK (As You Already Know) Magazine.
Since we just got hit with a really bad snow storm the day after Christmas, I did not feel like wearing heels.
I used to rock Timbs in my senior year of high school (thinkin’ I was all thug - yeah, keep thinking that poser!)
So needless to say, high school has come and gone and I’ve never rocked them again. Until now...
Instead, I opted for my Timberland ‘Reykir Ghillie’ Boots. Can be purchased here. These shoes were paired with skinny jeans, a silver striped top and my Ben Sherman Bomber with faux fur-lined hoodie.
I was so glad I’ve worn these! I was dreading having to walk over the snow covered sidewalks and curbs of Brooklyn. The inside was lined with fleece which kept my feet war. And, I was able to shake my tailfeather without having my feet hurt by the end of the night!
These Timbs were one of my purchases from 2 years back that I’ve never worn. It was hidden on the top shelf of our coat closet.
Cue coat closet again:
Me and Hubs at New Years Eve - I think this was taken after the ball dropped for 2011! (don’t mind the blurry image, we were standing in front of a fire pit)
Currently: listening to Debbie Gibson station at Pandora radio-they are playing The Jets “You Got It All”.
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