TThe crowd was rather sparse, as I picked my way through the tightly packed chairs and tiny tables, and the only light illumating the place was the shadowy flickering of tabletop candles. Shen-Myin was already there, with Yheng Mun, Japheth, and Jeannie. At that point, I realized that I hadn't . . . (More)

It was a week full of birthdays (of the same people), and of course, these people can always be counted on to have some sort of event to celebrate it. After the fashion show, Li Ping and I made our way to Balakong, where Kien Fei's dad turned the grand old age of 51. Coincidentally, it was also . . . (More)

On a rather hectic Saturday evening, I picked Li Ping up, and we headed through slightly heavy downpour to attend the Malaysian International Fashion Week, specifically, the Celestial Collection showcase, by Celest Thoi at the Pavilion, KL.     Now, Celest happens to be . . . (More)

Day 1 - The Nuffnang Asia Pacific Blog Awards 2009     It was early on Friday morning that I caught a cab from my place in KL to the Asian Heritage Row, where the bus was already waiting. Yenli and I boarded it, and managed to find spots behind Jolyn (the girl who looks differen . . . (More)

For those of you reading this, have you ever tried doing any of your daily chores with your eyes closed? (no, sleeping does not count). I'd bet that it'd be pretty hard to accomplish anything if you had to do it with your eyes closed. Try, for example, driving to work, typing a report, or even . . . (More)

As evening approached, the cars around the Sunway-Subang area started to pile up. I had arrived (and parked) earlier, to catch a quick drink with Siok Kin and her sis, before the show started.     Yes, it was Arthur's Day, a celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Guin . . . (More)

O n a rather sudden whim, Sue and I dropped by Noble Banquet, KL, to attend the No Plastic Baazar. For me, it was an occasion to snap photos, and for her, to see animals that were (supposedly) up for adoption. With that in mind, we eagerly alighted from the Green Wira, and ambled into the buildi . . . (More)

After an impromptu yumcha session with Sue at Centrepoint (where we bumped into college friends and experienced one of those "Its a Small World after All" moments, I scooted over to Mist Club, Bangsar, for Nuffnang's Merdeka Countdown. Pulling into the carpark, I killed the engine alongside . . . (More)

With regards to a very backdated event, the juniors recently had their graduation ceremony. It only served to remind us that an entire year had passed since our own took place. Time certainly flies, and we celebrate, again, the success of a batch of students who will step into a who . . . (More)

On the night before Lynn left for the UK, it was decided that a home-made chocolate buffet was the grandest way to send someone off. With that in mind, Li Ping whipped out her trusty £15 chocolate fountain machine, peeled some fruits, prepared some satay sticks, and everyone was set to indulge . . . (More)