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While commonly referred to as Chinese new year, the occasion is now celebrated by the general populace, with President Arroyo declaring tomorrow a "special working holiday."
Everybody wants tikoy, the sweet, round, sticky rice cake that will cap many a new year’s eve feast this evening. Traditionally, this is the time for families to come together to "gather around the hearth," to share a meal as lavish and bountiful as the budget will allow. The stickiness of the rice cake fosters the unity of the family.
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While commonly referred to as Chinese new year, the occasion is now celebrated by the general populace, with President Arroyo declaring tomorrow a "special working holiday."
Everybody wants tikoy, the sweet, round, sticky rice cake that will cap many a new year’s eve feast this evening. Traditionally, this is the time for families to come together to "gather around the hearth," to share a meal as lavish and bountiful as the budget will allow. The stickiness of the rice cake fosters the unity of the family.
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January 21, 2004 - 12:00am
