When the cool air of winter will start to caress your cheek when the sun sets, this only means one thing, autumn season is on its way.
After the buzz of the Great Singapore Sale from mid-May to mid-August has settled and the street partying of the National Day Parade starts to die down, its time to make way for the mid-Autumn festival. Or in Singapore the Mooncake festival. One night, a few years back, on my way home I stopped at the nearest grocery store to buy myself a cheap dinner, while walking I saw this person standing outside one residential building. She was standing in front of a drum where there's a little fire going on inside. She was holding some sheet of paper and a picture. Incenses were burning and its odd smell wafting into the night. I didn't know what that was all about and just mentioned it to my office mate the following day. She said that activity was part of the celebration of the mooncake festival.
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