Tuesday, January 29, 2008
More food galore!!!
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豆花 with 豆花水 and glutinous rice balls!
And how can one miss out on the traditional nasi lemak,
wrapped and shaped like a pyramid in a banana leave?
Nasi lemak originates from Malaysia i think.
Best parts of nasi lemak are the chilli and coconut&pandan rice.
I don't know about you but my mouth's watering already!
Up next,
Vegetarian food...
Vegetarian roast pig
This tasted so good!!
Dipped in sweet sauce and wrapped in fresh lettuce with a piece of crunchy cucumber.
YUMMM
I forgot what's this but it's yummy tooo!
It's something topped with chinese mushrooms.
*drool..*
Claypot tofu with mix veg.
tofuuuuuuuu....i love...
豆苗 (dou miao)
Nice and refreshing.
I forgot what that too.
But that white translucent thing is very crunchy.
Aiya...to put it simply,
they're delicious.
:p
Now i'm hungry...
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Friday, January 25, 2008
:'(
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Saturday, January 19, 2008
Bro's wedding 2
Here are more photos of my brother's wedding taken by those photographers.
Me and my cousin.
The grand entrance...
I'll stop here.
It took forever to upload those photos.
-_-"
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Thursday, January 10, 2008
The big day has arrived
Ok to those who don't know the Chinese traditional marriage (which has also been 'modified' along the years),
here's the jest of it.
The groom, together with his groomsmen,
will set off early in the morning to 'obtain' the bride.
And in order to do that,
they will first have to pass the 'tests' set by the bridesmaids before allowing the groom to see his bride.
Make sense?
Back in the olden days,
(quote from the internet)
"firecrackers, loud gongs and drums marked the start of the procession from the groom’s home.
The groom led the procession accompanied by a child as an omen of his future sons, and the bridal sedan chair was proceeded by attendants with lanterns and banners, musicians, and a ‘dancing’ lion or unicorn. "
That is no longer the way things are done nowadays.
On arriving at the bride’s house, the groom’s party was met by the bridesmaids, who would not ‘surrender ’the bride until they were satisfied by the amount of money in the red packet given by the groom.
This was the occasion of much good-natured haggling before the two parties could reach an agreement.
The bridesmaids will only allow agree to lower the amount of money in the red packet if the gloom and groomsmen complete the tasks given to them.
Tasks given to the guys:
- A cup of lemon juice (no sugar/water added)
- a cup of sweetened condense milk
- bitter herbal tea
- wasabi sandwiches
- pole dancing
- pushups
hhmmm i think that's all.
So he finally get to see his bride and bring her home for the tea ceremony.
Anyway, picture means a thousand words.
So just look at the photos.
(or you can say that i'm lazy to type :p )
Arrival of the beautiful bride...
My cousin playing with my hair.
She looked gorgeous in that cheongsum!
@ the dinner ballroom
My niece
Solemnisation in process...
This is suppose to be the 'I announce you husband and wife' shot!
When i was about to take that shot,
POP went the party poppers.
I jumped and TADA...
that's the resulting shot.
-_-"
Yes...laugh at me...laugh...
Speech of the day...
i just have to post up this photo.
Who's the one in the white jacket ar...?
Lion King wannabe??
Dunno him ar...
With that,
the busy day has ended but a new chapter of life has just begun for the newlyweds.
Not much 'saboing' (tricks or games) during the dinner.
People just concocted some brownish, weird looking drink for him to drink.
Then it's my turn to get busy...
IELTS test in a week!!!
Gosh...
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Monday, January 07, 2008
my brother's big day
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