This year's re-union dinner was held in a Chinese Restaurant @ Hong Lim COmplex, near China Town. Shawnna's dad and brother also joined in the traditiomal Loy Hae dish. Quite civilized this year. The salad didn't find its way to the other parts of the table/the floor. We also managed to have the dinner scheduled for the earlier window, that is from 5:30pm - 7:30pm. (The very enterprising restaurant had 3 windows for the evening !!
!). Eddy once again had the luck of finding a "wire in the salad" (something like finding a needle in a haystack). He had a pair of tigers to compensate him. The pair of tigers certainly looked like collector items (like the Hello Kitty series) ... probably worth quite a fair bit. (Unfortunately, that was short live. There were many pairs of tigers being sold along the streets ... some 3 for $10.00)
The entire family then embarked on a aimless walk around the streets of China Town before the "attendance taking" photo-shoot next to the carpark. All tired people were accounted for the last day of the Year of the Ox.
This year's re-union dinner was held in a Chinese Restaurant @ Hong Lim COmplex, near China Town. Shawnna's dad and brother also joined in the traditiomal Loy Hae dish. Quite civilized this year. The salad didn't find its way to the other parts of the table/the floor. We also managed to have the dinner scheduled for the earlier window, that is from 5:30pm - 7:30pm. (The very enterprising restaurant had 3 windows for the evening !!
!). Eddy once again had the luck of finding a "wire in the salad" (something like finding a needle in a haystack). He had a pair of tigers to compensate him. The pair of tigers certainly looked like collector items (like the Hello Kitty series) ... probably worth quite a fair bit. (Unfortunately, that was short live. There were many pairs of tigers being sold along the streets ... some 3 for $10.00) 
The entire family then embarked on a aimless walk around the streets of China Town before the "attendance taking" photo-shoot next to the carpark. All tired people were accounted for the last day of the Year of the Ox.
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