Donald,
It's a very special celebration for new baby was born. Were there doctor &
nurse to look after the mother? In HK, normally baby will be born in
hospital for safety.
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Michael
2009/10/16 Donald <d1956m198d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Michael Wong wrote:
> > A new member was born in my family. The baby is a girl & her name is
> Tracy.
> > In Chinese society, there is a celebration for the new born baby upon the
> > baby was born for one month. Family members would go to a small party for
> > celebration. How's the western countries to celebrate a new born baby?
> >
> >
> http://images1.fotop.net/albums6/MichaelWong/Tracy_20090821/IMG4024_Elmarit90.jpg
> >
> >
> > ---
> > Michael
>
> Lovely mum and baby shot. Why do we dress them up like that? ;-)
>
> Last celebration I was at was on a diving ship in Leith Harbour, which
> was very convenient (huge fridge...), helideck for barbecue and dancing,
> no neighbours to be disturbed by the noise, baby down in the captain's
> quarters out of earshot.
>
> Everyone visited the little mite and 'crossed its palm with silver',
> collected quite a bit of cash in the end.
>
> American culture has taken over a bit here in UK, everyone seems to be
> having 'baby showers' now, whatever they are.
>
> D.
>
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