Mr. & Mrs. Pik
One of the wedding bells was ringing tremendously in the middle of Malacca town. I was honored to attend another university friends' wedding dinner. (Oh... did I mention that is BOTH of them, the bride and groom?)
This was my forth time to pay a short visit in Malacca. I remember that the first time I went to Malacca with my family when I was still studying in primary school. Nothing can visit many historical places as that was one day trip during that time.
The second and third time visit to Malacca was because of the work. My boss brought us to one of the secretary firms in town to perform statutory audit over a few of our clients. (In fact that firm is situated nearby with the venue of Mr. and Mrs. Pik's wedding dinner, and that was really brought back some memories.)
We went down to Malacca by car pool. Of course, I was finally met up with Mr. & Mrs. Tan during the ride. The last time i met up with them was on their wedding day. I really glad that Mr. & Mrs. Tan have their own child now. By looking at the photos from Mr. Tan's mobile phone, I can tell you that the four months and three weeks old baby was in very good health, chubby and cute. I bet that their baby able to win in those baby contests with no doubt.
Frankly speaking, that was my first time to have a dinner with Malacca style. Maybe that was my first time. I feel that the food were unique for me.
We were not staying over night in Malacca. We reached back to Klang on the next early morning. I reached back to Petaling Jaya at around 1:30p.m. That is the reason why I am still sleepy now.
Wishing Mr. & Mrs. Pik have a wonderful journey with the lifetime of love!
Congratulation to both of you!!!
Note:
Some of my university friends claimed that they are not able to view my recent articles. I was thinking hard after I woke up this morning. I checked the website coding and there is nothing wrong there. Suddenly, something flashed in my mind. Maybe those articles were written in Mandarin character. You may have two alternatives to solve that problem.
First solution is to buy and install Chinese Star 2006 program.
You may implement the second solution, if you are using the Windows XP or higher as your operating system. All you need to do is go to Control Panel, double-click into Regional and Language Option, and then click on the tab called Languages. After that, you may see a subtitle called Supplemental language support, just tick both of the box (Install for complex script and Install for East Asian languages). You may check on the Advance tab, and select any coding which is related to the Chinese languages. Click Apply to install the plug-in. You may able to read Mandarin character after the installation.
Have a good day!
