On Boxing Day, we spent the whole afternoon at Mega Kidz @ Mid Valley Megamall to attend my friend’s daughter’s 6th birthday party. After the party, we had lunch at Canton I @ Gardens. We were so full that we only had dinner at about 9:30pm at Wendy’s. It was a day of bliss and…
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Our Xmas Eve Today
We had Wagyu beef steak for dinner just now. Hubby bought a pack of wagyu beef from Pok Brothers Frozen Meat @ Glenmarie Subang today. Pok Brothers specializes in frozen meal, sold at wholesale. Their warehouse is located at Glenmarie. The pack of wagyu beef that hubs bought cost only RM500. Some of you will…
We Are Back In KL
Our X’mas Tree
Koong Hei Fatt Choy & Welcome Year Of Tiiiiiiiigerrrrrr!
I’d like to wish all my Chinese blog readers “koong hei fatt tai choy” and may the year of the Tiiiiiigerrrrrrrr bring you endless joy, prosperity, good health and may everything that you embark on be smooth sailing without any stumbling blocks. I am wishing myself and all my loved ones the same greetings too.…
CNY Cookies
2 weeks ago, we bought our first jar of CNY cookie to ‘pong chan’ (help to patronize) the very nice girl who sells veggie at the pasar malam. It was a jar of almond cookies. Several days later, hubs bought several jars of cookies from his supplier (pumpkin seeds, mixed nuts and double chocolate). Boy,…
Happy Winter Solstice Everyone!
My mum bought some colored rice flour dough from the market yesterday morning. Last night, my 3 gals had their first experience rolling tong yuen. It was similar to playing with play dough and they had SO much fun. But the aftermath was REALLY messy – clumps of rice flour everywhere on the table, floor,…
Everyone’s Got Pressies
Here are some of the pressies that Alycia and Sherilyn received : Sherilyn my little vain pot received a Barbie vanity set from daddy consisting of a Barbie handphone with ring tones, bluetooth, lipstick, handphone pouch, handbag and a pair of kaik kok noisy clogs with fur lol! Mah mah got Alycia a very colorful 3-piece…
Our X’mas Eve
We had a simple dinner at home on X’mas Eve yesterday. After dinner, Alycia and Sherilyn watched TV with daddy and ate potato chips. At the stroke of midnight, the gals’ long awaited moment arrived. They charged the pressies under the X’mas tree right away…. when they saw those lovely gifts and toys, the joy…
Last Minute X’mas Shopping
We did our last minute X’mas shopping on Monday evening at Mid Valley Megamall. We left the house at around 6pm and only left Mid Valley at a little over 11pm. We had dinner at Canton I @ Gardens and the food was pretty good. This restaurant was packed with patrons. After shopping for the gifts,…
Everyone Loves The X’mas Tree
Our Hari Raya Holiday
We treated our maid to a buffet lunch at the coffee house @ PJ Hilton today. Many families were seen treating their maids to the buffet lunch too, in celebration of Hari Raya. Kids being kids, Alycia and Sherilyn attacked the crackers, keropok, sausages and ice-cream. I filled up a bottle of water for Baby C…
Happy Mooncake Festival…. I’ll Ditch The Mooncakes And Eat Water Caltropes Instead!
Just want to wish all my readers a very happy Mooncake or Mid-Autumn festival. It’s another ordinary Sunday for us today. We skipped church today as Sher is still having a very bad cough and runny nose. Luckily Aly’s fever has subsided and I do not have to bring her to the paed’s clinic. I…
Our Dinner On The First Day Of CNY
On Chor Yat (1st day of CNY), we had buffet dinner at Lemon Grass Coffee House @ Shangri-La Hotel. During major festivals, Shang card members are not entitled to the 50% discount for 2 diners. Instead, they are only granted a 10% discount. Despite getting only a 10% discount, the dinner was still very much…
Boring CNY
Loh Sung
‘Loh Sung’ or ‘Yee Sung’ – a must-have dish during Chinese New Year. We had this measly plate of loh sung with ‘hoi jit’ (jelly fish) at Toh Yuen Chinese Restaurant @ PJ Hilton last night and it was freaking expensive. Though expensive, we still ordered the smallest plate as it is considered something very ‘lai si’ or…

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