In Memories of….

Rinko is found!!! He ran from our house at blk 203D to 206B’s rubbish chute (which he has to cross the road, till now i haven’t figure out how he managed to do so) then to the common area where someone is having funeral. When he saw a school bus alighting a student off, he jumped onto the school bus.

The school bus driver saw our notice and called me back.

Rinko ran out of the house on 13th May at about 6pm. Please do not ask me how it happened as I also wish to know….According to Jackie, he fell aslp and the next thing he knew, Rinko ran out of the house.

He was lost from BLK 203D Compassvale Road and was last seen @ Blk 206E Compassvale at 6pm+

He just underwent neutering on 3rd May. If one see carefully, he should be able to see his sterilization wound. He responds to the name rinko. Microchip # is 702198100004362

Please contact KaiLing @ 96276365 / Jackie @ 98441145

On 22nd of April, Jackie and I set off to the city of Hong Kong, leaving Kookie and Rinko behind in Singapore.

We arrived in Hong Kong airport @ 10.35am and set off to Nathan Hotel on Airport Express. Jackie was fascinated with the Hong Kong transport system.

The 1st reaction I had when I went into the hotel room was: Oh no!! No bathtub!! How am I going to soak my sore legs after shopping???

Lunch was roasted meat rice as what I’d promised Jackie on the plane and silly him actually asked if we can have that for every meal.

After lunch, we went shopping around Mongkok area. We bought a doggy bed for our dogs and 3 harness for Wonka, Rinko and Kookie at Women’s Street. We also went into several pet shops in Fa Yuen Street and also learnt that Pomeranian is known as 松鼠狗 in Cantonese. Jackie bought himself 2 pairs of shoes from Fa Yuen Street and 2 boxes of Gundam Models from Kwong Wa Street. We also had dessert in my favourite shop, 许留山.

In the evening, we went to to Avenue of Stars and also watched Light of Symphony show.

Before we ended the day, we went to Temple Street for a short walk.

The evening episode on smoothly, thanks to everyone who has helped in the event. Samson, Eric and Haojie for helping Jackie with the alcohol and the video. Dawn, Jessie and Kaiting for helping out @ the reception. Chae Siong for helping us to take care of the food serving timing; QJ and Ah boy for helping me set up the reception table, especially ah boy for the photo montage (I love the logo!!!)

During the 1st march-in, the dry-ice effect was a little too much and totally covered me just before we reached the stage. We chose Andy Lau’s 《结婚进行曲》as the song for the 1st march-in.

We did not get to try the cold dish during our food tasting but I thought it made itself a grand entrance.

The song used in our 2nd march-in was 吴克群’s 《情人节》. We had actually planned to sing 王力宏 and Selina’s 《你是我心内的一首歌》with Gavin playing on keyboard but he fell sick at the last minute so we had to change it to karaoke version.

These 2 cups of disgusting drinks is ’specially prepared’ by my red cross friends of more than 15 years. It is made up of red wine, toothpicks, the sauce from the spicy chicken and some other ingredients that I was unable to make out.

These are what we have chosen as our wedding favour and the little champagne bottle is actually bubble bottles.

After the whole event, we went back to Swissotel Merchant Court for the night’s rest. I simply love the view from the room.

For more of my wedding pictures, please refer to this link.

I guess everyone involved did not get to sleep at all…. After sending Rinko to the boarder @ Buddy Buddy and Kookie to Dawn’s place, another long night was in place for us. Everyone of us woke up @ wee hour in preparation for my wedding.

My makeup artist, Sandy was at my place by 5.50am:

The 姐妹 arrived at 6.15am and started preparing “ice-cream” for the 兄弟. The “ice-cream” is made up of wasabi, soy bean paste, Yōkan, red bean paste, super lemon as well as Chilli Padi and the most bitter part of cucumber (both with courtesy from my mum).

Jackie and his gang was made to eat the “ice-cream” as well as drink vinegar before they were allowed into the house (not forgetting the ang pows for getting into the house of course).

Jackie was then made to carry Whitie and sing a song at the door of my room and Whitie kept licking him.

After consuming some red dates with hard-boiled eggs soup, we set off for Jackie’s Jurong house where we paid our respects to his ancestors and the gods worshiped in his place.

As Jackie had 17 relatives who came over from KL, the tea ceremony was held in our new house instead.

Our last itinerary was back to Hougang where tea is offered to my parents and relatives.

Now, how could I miss posting pictures of the 姐妹 and  兄弟? If there wasn’t their help, everything would not been so fun….