Mini Flood
October 10, 2010 Leave a comment
(Photo Taken: Sai Wan Ho, Hong Kong – Water gushing up from below, cracking the road surface above and resulting road-blockage.)
24 hours in Taipei – with Hovman!
October 3, 2010 1 Comment
Can’t really get used to the “sudden desertion and loneliness” – Just 24 hours ago, I was celebrating my cousin’s wedding and having late night suppers with my all buddies in Singapore- and now, I was roaming the streets alone, thousands of miles away in Taipei. By sheer coincidence (and blessing), Felicia found out on Facebook that my good friend Hovman is also in Taipei today! I quickly contacted Hovman and we managed to meet up for some really yummy “street-delicacies”. Our dinner? Standing / sitting and eating by the roadside at Xi-Men-Ding. Thanks for his brotherly companionship – Life cannot be any better and luckier for me!
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Weekend Home-cook Food
September 26, 2010 Leave a comment
So much love, so much food. No wonder Father and Son are putting on weight now. 😛
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Jumbo Pack
September 24, 2010 Leave a comment
(Photo Taken: Giant Vitasoy Packs at Victoria Park, Hong Kong)
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Farewell on a Full-Moon Night
September 22, 2010 Leave a comment
While many were celebrating reunions on this festive day, we were bidding farewell to our good Malaysian friends – the Ho Family. In less than 1 week’s time, the Ho Family will leave us, starting their new chapter in Singapore. This is just one of the many departures we will see in the coming 6 months.
The clan planned a twisted Mid-Autum Farewell Party for the HOs tonight. No tear-jerking moment or sad goodbye. Since the HOs have decided to forsake us…we wanted to "punish" them with an unforgettable farewell! Lucky for Sherry who didn’t make it to our party, poor Hongfei had to go through 3 hours of endless unimaginable tortures and abuses. We defaced him, choked him and intoxicated him. Check out the photos!
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A Dazzling Jay’s Night!
September 21, 2010 Leave a comment
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Attending Jay Chou’s concert is like taking a good roller-coaster ride.You leave his concert feeling high and wishing for more. Good suspense in the beginning, well-paced (the highs and lows), brilliant visual effects and lots of screaming throughout the entire show. Jay threw a spectacular 2.5-hour concert! (Encore 3 times + 2 grand finales!) Felicia and I had such a great night! (Despite the awfully wet and cold night!)
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While Jay overwhelmed his audience with super-sharp giant LCD walls, 3D animations, pyrotechnics and expensive hologram effects, Jay did put in extra effort and energy to connect with his audience. He offered a new routine every night, changed his lyrics (for the Hong Kong audience) and even attempted to tease them with his amateurish Cantonese. Throughout the entire concert, Jay displayed his signature “yaya” moves / poses…but there is still a “down-to-earth” boy in him somewhere. Jay paid special tribute to his doting mum and granny (who faithfully sat through all his Hong Kong concerts). Not forgetting the respect he gave to the senior singers/actors (Jacky Cheung, Eric Tsang) and good friends who he invited to his shows.
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Mid-Autumn Lights
September 19, 2010 2 Comments
(Photo Taken: "Carnival of Lights", Victoria Park, Hong Kong.)
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