Kung Hei Fat Choi and Cosplay Plans

That's what some of my Chinese friends here would say today as it's the Chinese new year today. The malls and other establishments have posted some decorations for the said event.
So to those who are observing this, Kung Hei Fat Choi!!!

Anyway, I had terrible chills this morning so I didn't go to work. Spent half of the day
sleeping and just drinking lots of H20. I got colds and cough since Monday. Since it's the Chinese New Year, I'm thinking maybe at work they're eating nice Chinese food already. Our company has a diverse community and you'll get a chance to taste different food and learn new things.

I don't have chills right now (but still have dizzy spells so will just post this and leave) so I'm using my free time to surf around and keep in touch
with people I share with some of my hobbies. I miss being surrounded by non-work related stuff in a way. I have plans to go back to cosplay this year. I've started doing some research on some characters I'm considering since last week. Every person has an approach on how to pull a cosplay. Like for me, once I'm decided on a character, I usually look for what fabrics to work on, prepare some guide how I want it to look like then I consult it with my mom, friends and of course, the seamstress. (note: I don't sew but the guide is something I give/the seamstress usually asks esp if it has certain lines or design to work on)

For this new project, I started looking for the wig first. Most characters I've seen have
very rebellious colors or hairstyles. For my previous cosplays, either I use my hair or buy a wig from the mall or thru local sellers with online shops. After a long and hard search, I decided to order online thru a supplier based abroad. This is the first time I'm doing such transaction. I have some fears about ordering online but at the same I'm excited at the thought it's the exact wig I need.

But if you have any suggestions where I can buy wigs next time (local or abroad), feel free to post links here.