The case of the missing..
Me.
It has been quite long since you last updated your blog hor?, one loyal reader asked :D
First, it was the long Chinese New Year break.
Then, it was back to long working hours. War has begun again in the office, back to how it was 2 to 3 months ago.
Let's go back to two, three weeks back!
* All photos taken using my new "digicam" a.k.a. iphone4 :-)
Chinese New Year 2011. Awesome reunion lunch at home; shopping at Mid Valley with Miss Lady Boss; jogging and badminton session with Kong cha; visiting my uncles and auntys (mom's siblings), so many new babies and kids this year!
Cycling (2nd CNY in a row) at Putrajaya. Apparently less tiring than the one we had last year at Shah Alam.
It was also my little brother's birthday on 6th Feb. Here he is with the necktie and new shoes gifted by his sisters. The boy is 19 this year!
Next, my youngest sister came over to Singapore the week after my Chinese New Year break. I was only able to accompany her on Sunday evening when she arrived. We also had breakfast together before I went to work the following days. Still, I've had *ahem* enough of her noise. Haha.
Later this week, I was so surprised to hear that Pei Yee got invited for an interview with one of the columnist in a local newspaper! Wow, that is something, right? Cannot wait to see the interview on paper :-) For those of you who would like to check out some of her inventions, please click here.
I was bugged with never-ending work last weekend and only got to do some walkabouts this weekend. More photos coming up on the new attraction at Marina Bay Sands, the ArtScience Museum.
New Brand in Town
When I left home, I did not pay much attention to the chocolate candies that she gave me for Christmas. As I was unwrapping the chocolates in the bus during my journey back to Singapore, I was awed. I was amazed by her creativity day by day. I could still vividly remember how she requested me to loan her my credit card to buy her that tiny sewing machine which she still owns today. I could still remember how she vowed that she could earn some pocket money from making crafts. I agreed, sarcastically, that she could really earn something from that tiny sewing machine.
It seems that the little tailor has proved me wrong. I am astounded by her determination. Today, she owns a wide array of products. Her blog-shop grows day by day. Orders are really coming in, locally and from the other side of the world.
She is none other than the maker behind Keller Homemade.
I believe everyone in the family is proud of you :-)
I believe you can do more than this.
Now.. if only the web developer you engaged could complete your website quickly! :p
My chocolate :-) Do drop by Keller Homemade to see if anything catches your attention ;)
Happy Birthday, The Noisy One
Yes, you.
The one who always asks me questions and answers her own questions. Reason given is: I am too slow to digest her questions or she is the worm in my stomach.
The one who always thinks she knows everything. Ngai deeeeeeeee...
Sorry that I could not make it home this year.
Happy Birthday, Fatty!
From me to you. Thanks to Miss Designer Chin Pei Yee for her voucher design :D Professional, right?
For My Ma Cha
So, we decided no more surprises after the usual headaches we used to have twice a year (none other than Mother's Day and the Queen's birthday). This time we made her sit down and wait for hours before we served lunch. What's on the dining table?
Main course: Butter pork (no one bought chicken so we had to settle with pork), bak kut teh, canned abalones, sambal kangkung (was there sambal?), omelette with char siew (bbq pork), plain fried rice with onion.
Dessert: Vanilla ice-cream (by keller handmade)
The big chef for the day was *drum roll* Pei Yee. She spent more than 4 hours in the kitchen and came up with all the dishes in the main course list except for the fried rice. I specially requested that I would contribute the fried rice. I insisted this to be on the menu although someone else suggested that I should be assigned to take the Queen out for few hours so that the little chefs could prepare the food. The person who assigned this task to me cited that I could not even fry an egg! That was how the small surprise was being called off.
The bak kut teh tasted so ewww. I hate herbs. The butter pork seemed alright but the pork was too hard. The sambal kangkung tasted like sambal kangkung. The canned abalones were so salty!! The omelette tasted best for me! The ice-cream was not bad at all although the texture can be smoother. The plain fried rice with onion tasted like... plain rice with onion.
Happy Mother's Day, my ma cha!! :-*
CNY 2010 – The Extreme (Part 2)
..the journey continues.
And.. *drum roll*
Our main objective for visiting the Agriculture Park was..

We were so ambitious as we wanted to go cycling for 2 hours. Little did we know that it was so, so tiring.. we did not even finish the exact first hour, we probably did 50 minutes or so hehe.

All of us had to try on various bicycles to find the most suitable one for us. We got so fed up with Ling cha for taking such a long time to test!
After the bicycle expedition, we stopped by at Uncle Vincent's house at Seri Hartamas to collect angpows!

Bottom, from left: Aunty and Uncle Vincent
Top: On the left is James (Uncle's handsome boy #1) and on the right is Jeremy (Uncle's handsome boy #2)
That was the end of my Chinese New Year holidays.. =(














