Audrey's Baptism at Lighthouse on 26 Jan 07

Audrey's Baptism at Lighthouse on 26 Jan 07 (Sat). Hubby was not able to attend as there are contractors at our hse and he got to be at home. Fortunately, there is a strong support from family members like Fred, Suzie, Elsie, John, Iris, Mum and myself.

Chinese New Year 3rd day (9 Feb 08)

Today we host lunch for hubby's relative and friends. Aunty Susan fried bee hoon and mixed vege for us. I cook curry chicken and some fried finger food to complement. Audrey also invited 2 of her friends. Incidentally, it's also my birthday and Audrey asked her friend Felicia to buy an ice-cream cake from Swenson and a nice bouquet of flower for me. Tks to Hubby, Audrey and Felicia for their combined effort. Cheers

Chinese New Year Eve 6 Feb 08 (Wed)

For tradition sake, this yr I bot a red silk pyjamas for hubby and he so kwai and sweet, willingly oblige to put on. I even took a pic of us in full red, like a pair of walking ang pow. Audrey is always camera shy and refused to have her pic taken in pyjamas. Hers is not red and not silk, but with cartoon and she said it looks like maid's pyjamas. Think next year remember to also get her the silk pc.

Frank (from Shanghai office), a colleague of hubby. Host a dinner for him on 15 Sep 07 (Sat) at Toa Payoh Restaurant (Yin Cha) and brought him to Clifford pier for some photo-taking. Also bot a gift for his wife and baby.

Some pics taken around year end 2006. Our first day trip to Batam.

Audrey's 21st Birthday bash 15 Nov

Plenty of prep before the big day. Dig out all her pic from Baby till she reaches 21yrs old to scan and prep PP. Bot hanky and gift box as door gift. Ordered mango cake from Emi as Audrey loves their mango flavour. Design invitation card and programme. Plug in music for PP presentation. Some games and present also included for all. Audrey also presented a piano pc by chopad as a goodwill gesture for all guests. Here are some shots.

Duck Tour on 5 Jan 2008

Meet up at Suntec City for a Duck Tour at 5.30pm but unfortunately it was raining and the tour was postponed to 1 hr later. Manage to ride it at 6.50pm. It was an 1-hr ride and very spectacular. Our tour guide is very knowledgeable and we manage to win some doanld duck whistle in some quiz question by our guide.
We're going on a journey (quack, quack, quack)
We're going to see the city on land and sea,

This is a Singapore Heritage tour, covering the Civic District and the Harbour Cruise. Each DUCK is licensed to carry 31 paying passengers, and 2 crew
Here are some of the attractions covered by DUCKtours.

Supreme Court
Representing the highest
authority of law. Look out for the
Sculpture of Justice sitting at the top.

City Hall
The most important government building. It was here that Lord Louis Mountbatten accepted the surrender of Singapore by the Japanese.

Victoria Theatre
Built in 1880s to commemorate
Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee.
With a distinctive clock tower,
it’s Singapore’s Little Big Ben.

Civilian War Memorial
Was built in remembrance of the 50,000 civilians from the 4 ethnic groups killed during World War II.

Theatres on the Bay
A new performing arts centre that promises to add sparkle to Singapore’s arts and cultural entertainment scene when it opens in end 2002.

Singapore City Skyline
The postcard view of the skyline of Singapore’s financial district. A testimony of Singapore’s economic achievements.

Merlion Park
Brings you right to the mouth
of the mythical Merlion,
the symbol of Singapore.
and MORE....... pic taken by me using my hp