This year, Chinese New Year falls on the 28th January 2017. Coming from an Asian background, there is a requirement to always have the house squeaky clean before Chinese New Year – so that’s what we did today. Here’s a list of other superstitious things you should not do during Chinese New Year:
Here’s a list of other superstitious things you should not do during Chinese New Year:
- Cut your hair
- Go to work (apparently in China, most worker are sent back home and the factories close)
- Spend money – how is this even possible
- Have arguments
- Move houses
- Use knives or scissors
I’m not a very superstitious person so most of the things above I’ve ignored except having an argument.
Below is a summary of today’s main activities, tasks and accomplishments:
- Cleaned up the house
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Today, I did a fitness workout which consistent of the below exercises:
- Warm up runs
- Round 1 Circuit: Battle ropes, farmer walks (2x timer), thrusters, Kettle Bell Swings, Tyre Flips,
- Round 2 Circuit: Battle ropes, farmer walks (2x timer), thrusters, Skipping, Squats with sandbag
- Frog jumps, 20x jumping squats, Frog jumps, 50x High Knees, Frog Jumps, 20x Burpees, 50x Mountain Climbers, Frog Jumps, 20x Lunges
- 100 Pushups
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Skipped
Dried pho with sprouts and spinach
Wrap with vegetarian spiced lentil & kale koftas, slice of cheese, blue cheese, lettuce, sundried tomatoes and mayonnaise
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YouTube earnings – based on my current YouTube ad estimates, it appears approximately 2000 views equates to $1 in estimated ad revenue. This means for video clips with 1 million views, the owner of the video could possibly earn about $1k and that’s a lot of views. I can see why YouTubers with millions of subscribers keep on pushing out video content. I wonder if any of my video clips would ever reach hit 1 million views.
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