Showing posts with label ex-colleagues. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ex-colleagues. Show all posts
Monday, October 2, 2023
Friday, March 3, 2023
Friday, October 21, 2022
Friday, February 4, 2022
Lunar New Year Day 4 | Siafern and Joey pays a visit
Setting up my table for chinese style hotpot. Waiting for Joey to come with the prawns. I've the beef and chicken shabu shabu already defrosted in the fridge.
and so many new year goodies that Sia Fern brought over, but my tummy was so full from the hotpot!
Saturday, June 26, 2021
Friday, May 14, 2021
Gathering at Mung Ching's new bachelorette pad before stricter measures kick in
Managed to get a good deal for a coffee machine. I had an earlier text with my girlfriend, asking what would she like for a housewarming present. An air-fryer or coffee machine, and she texted me back "coffee machine".
When I reached her place, passed her housewarming gift to her, she told me that she has already has a coffee machine. >.<
Saturday, April 17, 2021
Gathering of colleagues and ex-colleagues
We finished 2 bottles of red wine, some gin and tonic and whiskey.
Cheese board platter after dinner
The gals brought a pistachio cake and tiramisu.
I was so excited to having the gals over that I prepared a little too much food. I had salad, Kueh Pie Tee, fried bee hoon, chicken curry and baked prawns.
Saturday, August 10, 2019
Saturday, November 11, 2017
Weddings
attending an ex-colleague's wedding and it's like a mini reunion where I get to see so many of my ex-colleagues....
Happy Matrimony my dear arborist!
Happy Matrimony my dear arborist!
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Medan Day 2 - City Tour
After Lunch, first stop is Annai Velangkanni.
It's a Catholic church built with the style of Tamil Hindu Architecture by an Indian Priest. It's free admission but you have to wear pants or long skirt.
The premises contains 2 main stories and a small tower of seven stories. It's quite hidden within the private houses. Have to use GPS. Road signs are not very useful here.
It's a Catholic church built with the style of Tamil Hindu Architecture by an Indian Priest. It's free admission but you have to wear pants or long skirt.
The premises contains 2 main stories and a small tower of seven stories. It's quite hidden within the private houses. Have to use GPS. Road signs are not very useful here.
Next we went to Maimoon Palace.
Admission $5000 Rp.
A well known landmark in Medan, built by the King of Deli in 1888. The palace covers a large area with 30 rooms. But you can only visit a few. The rest are out of bounds. It has become a tourist destination not soley because of age but because of its unique interior design, mixing Malayan cultural heritage, Islam, Spanish, Indian and italian style.
The last stop was Mesjid Raya Mosque.
We didn't stop here but drove by as it was getting late for tea break!
hah.
lazy lah.
xoxo
velle
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