(Solemnization in the pavilion!)
0 (Bride's Bdae surprise for Groom!)
The crowd played a eating competition, out of which, Xiao Lu (the one in yellow) emerged as the winner!
He did not chew his food. He GULPED them like water! ^o*
(Solemnization in the pavilion!)
0 (Bride's Bdae surprise for Groom!)
The crowd played a eating competition, out of which, Xiao Lu (the one in yellow) emerged as the winner!
He did not chew his food. He GULPED them like water! ^o*

(Lisa, me, Nat, Maxim)
She decorated her home to bring out e CNY feel...
It was a COSY evening with white wine, potato salad, home-made dumplings, "Yu Sheng" and Four Seasons Hotel's "Pen Cai" aka "Big Bowl Feast".
"Pen Cai" is a traditional festive dish of layered ingredients comprising pork, beef, lamb, chicken, duck, abalone, ginseng, shark fin, fish maw, prawn, crab, dried mushroom, fishball, squid, dried eel, dried shrimp, pigskin, beancurd and radish. In short...all the "山珍海味"!!! *Yummy*
Here's some details for those who are curious abt this dish...
It was said that "Pen Cai" (盆菜) was invented during the late Song Dynasty. When Mongol troops invaded Song China, the young Emperor fled to the area around Guangdong and Hong Kong.
To serve the Emperor as well as his army, the locals collected all their best food available in each household and serve everything in basins. That was how "Pen Cai" was invented.
It is a dish familiar to Hakkas and Catonese people. Despite it's humble beginnings, "Pen Cai" has been given an EXOTIC MAKEOVER with many five star restaurants serving this "expensive" dish during Chinese New Year!!! At Four Seasons, this dish costs S$688+ (serves 6-8 pax) *Wooo....*
(some of my cousins & I)
(Look at his "sumo wrestler" legs... Woo man!)
The 4th day...10 cgs in ET zone had steamboat @"La Mei"!

(Tucking in!)
(After a while... Yan Ming is our only survivor to finish up e food!)
(Gong Xi Fai Cai everyone!!!)
After "BOATING".... some of us decided to HIT the POOL!!!!
(Edmund talked a LOT durg the game! :)
(my ex-colleagues and I @ Dome, Bishan)
5th day of CNY...
My company gave us an EXTRA DAY OFF! *Happy & Grateful*
Spent time with my family and took a break after all the going out... :)
Between everything... I had some other visitations.
In particular... I would like to mention a special family...
I have this distant relatives who are mute and hearing-impaired. Life has not been easy for them. Though they can neither hear nor speak, they successfully raised 4 children (eldest- 36 yrs old, youngest- 28 yrs old now).
The younger 3 obtained their degrees. All work hard and are doing well in their career. I see the family almost each CNY and they are exemplary figures of FAMILY LOVE.
The children do not despise and "blame" their parents for a "not-so-smooth" start. Instead, they love their parents for who they are. Not resigning to their family circumstances, they work hard and make their way prosperous.
Parents brought us physically to the earth and indeed... it's up to us to MAKE our way prosperous!
Jos 1:8
"... for then you will MAKE your way PROSPEROUS, and then you will have good success"
2008 will be the best year yet for us!