Chinese New Year Story
Kitty bought us loads of decorative items, so in the afternoon of the eve, we put them up to create a festive feel. Jonathan and Zerlynde were both very intriqued with the plastic "pineapples" which in hokkien sounds like "ong" meaning luck.

Jonathan and Zerlynde helping to decorate the house


Jonathan swinging the "mystic knots"
We had the traditional steamboat for our re-union dinner, comprising of prawns, fishballs, meatballs, abalone, fish maw, pompret and 'tau ki" (taufu stick)


Everyone on board except Hooi Yie, Hau Yee and K-Ying who were in JB

Then, we went to join Kenzu's family for their re-union dinner.

Zerlynde with her paternal granddad

Zerlynde with her handsome uncle Kenzin

Jonathan and Zerlynde helping to decorate the house


Jonathan swinging the "mystic knots"
We had the traditional steamboat for our re-union dinner, comprising of prawns, fishballs, meatballs, abalone, fish maw, pompret and 'tau ki" (taufu stick)


Everyone on board except Hooi Yie, Hau Yee and K-Ying who were in JB

Then, we went to join Kenzu's family for their re-union dinner.

Zerlynde with her paternal granddad

Zerlynde with her handsome uncle Kenzin
Near midnight, cheeky Jonathan visited Zerlynde in our room wearing a pigtail and teased her incessantly, which tickled not only her endlessly, but all of us adults watching them as well. Ahh... who can resist these 2 lovely babies...
Cousins, first and second generations...
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