2017 has been a very fruitful year for me. Lots of activities has been carried out throughout the year. January-Chinese New Year My lovely family. We had a family photo taken on the second day of CNY. February-Melbourne I had been to Melbourne during my previous tours. This time it was a free and easy trip. We sent Jenny to Bundoora Campus for her Exchange Program in RMIT university for a semester. March-Ken's wedding registration. It was right after the Melbourne trip. March-Ken's Garden wedding That's me with my son, Ken. -Ken's wedding eve. My mum, my sisters, my brother and my sister-in-law. -Ken's wedding ceremony. My husband and I accompanied my son to the bridal car. -Ken's wedding dinner. Ken and his lovely bride. April-Jane's birthday May-family holiday -Mother's day. Visited my mum and celebrated Mother's Day with her. June-Grandnephew's birthday. We flew to Johor to make
We went for breakfast one day and I was fascinated by those angry birds balloon. They were so colorful and kids would definitely love them.. angry birds balloons..lelong..lelong.. @@@ In Angry Birds , players control a flock of multi-colored birds that are attempting to retrieve eggs that have been taken by a group of evil green pigs. On each level, the pigs are sheltered by structures made of various materials such as wood, ice and stone, and the objective of the game is to eliminate all the pigs in the level. Using a slingshot, players launch the birds with the intent of either hitting the pigs directly or damaging the structures, causing them to collapse and kill the pigs. In various stages of the game, additional objects such as explosive crates and rocks are found in the structures, and may be used in conjunction with the birds to destroy hard-to-reach pigs. source
Today this cute little darling visited me. His grandparents brought him over for the very first time. He's so cute as he smiled readily. I was tempted to carry him and he was fine with that. Some babies don't like strangers. I carried him and kissed his cheek several times..So adorable. Without hesitation, I gave him an ang pow. his granddad put him on the table and I took a shot of him.. When I went back home in the evening, I realized that the bunch of bananas at the altar has ripen. I brought the bunch to my shop and shared with my people. There was this particular twin bananas and my worker wanted them. She peeled them and I could see that they were adjoined all the way down. Well, old wives tale has it that those ladies who ate them would give birth to twins in future..
Athens is about rocks and carvings, right? The most common one is the picture of your background blog.. :)
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ReplyDeleteOh, I just did a search and found out that Mycenae is an archaeological site. Must be very interesting for you to be visiting there.
ReplyDeleteHi Wenn, are you blogging from Greece or are these scheduled posts you prepared based on your travel itinerary? I'm just wondering.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the trip
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ReplyDeletenice gate.. :)
ReplyDeletecool i wonder if that has a story too
ReplyDeleteVery nice...
ReplyDeletethis is really fascinating... I'm sure seeing this structure in personal is an overwhelming experience
ReplyDeleteWill be seeing lots of nice rocks & stones
ReplyDeleteThis is a very ancient ruins in Greece and I hope you will post many photos to share! I only saw it briefly on TV.
ReplyDeleteI remember they showed a hilly citadel with a walls where you could view the Tomb of Aegisthus. Correct ah?
ReplyDeleteThe weather must be cold right now in Athens! Keep warm and drink lots alcohol. Have fun Wenn!
ReplyDeleteNice sight seeing spot.
ReplyDeletewonder how they manage to carve the massive rocks
ReplyDeleteThe people in ancient times often carved all the rocks but these days we will make steel or cemented structures instead.
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