Month: April 2011

Would you like to try to create the banner picture?

Aiyah, I just realised the pictures for the Prom night have been uploaded by Sock Cheng.  Guess, we dont want to see the boring banner done by Terence.  So out with your creativity. 

I think we should create a new banner picture from the series of Prom night photos.  Would you like to give it a try?

Details:

  • Size:  700 x 184 pixels
  • Format:  jpg
  • other details – no borders needed.  can be a mix and match. a montage is a good idea too.
  • All pictures must be taken from the photos uploaded by Sock Cheng on the SHC website.

Give it a try.  I am looking for 2 sets of banners, by different persons.  Once you have done it, please email to me.

Terence Seah  Thank you.

No news updates? Means your membership has been deleted

Dears members,

We have recently done a cleanup of our membership database.  If you had not received any news updates from us in the last 3 weeks, it means your membership has been deleted.

To be a member again, you have to re-submit your membership application form.  Click here for membership application details.  Note:  Your joining date will start from the new approved date.

Terence Seah

Schedule for May Monthly Gathering

Hi All,

For May monthly gathering, we will be holding this event at Glendale Park Condo function room, around Hillview area from 5pm to 10pm on May 13, 2011.

Event Organiser (EO) will be Grace Wong and she will be post details for this event soon once she had discussion with the committee, so, look out for this exciting event…

Cheers…

Dolly Lim

A 100% Mandarin event – Again another dream. It will likely be renamed “One night in Chinatown” or “Good morning, Chinatown”

  • Them event name :  "One night in
    Chinatown"; subject to confirmation.
  • Date:  Saturday, 10 Sep
    2011
  • Time:  5pm to 1030
    pm
  • Place:  Stage, in front of the Paya
    Lebar kovan CC
  • Language used:  Mandarin.  English
    (not decided).

Participants:

  1. EO – Terence Seah
  2. Co-EO – awaiting
    name
  3. Registration,  lead by Oi
    Cheng.
  4. Compere and co-compere – awaiting
    name
  5. Singing segment, lead by Janet
    Chan
  6. Music – awaiting
    name
  7. Food & drinks – awaiting
    name
  8. Lantern procession – lead by awaiting
    name.
  9. Stall 1 – Sam Goh, a traditional tea
    house and Yu Tiaw
  10. Stall 2 – Caroline Gee, making and selling
    fortune cookies
  11. Stall 3 – Awaiting
    name
  12. Stall 4 – Flower girl, selling
    flowers
  13. Stall 5 – Fortune teller, awaiting
    name
  14. Stall 6 – Red lantern, by Tim
    Liu
  15. Stall 7 – Steam bun, awaiting
    name
  16. Stall 8 – Awaiting
    name
  17. Godfather – awaiting name
  18. Pai Kiahs – awaiting
    tattoing
  19. Dancers
  20. Acrobats
  21. Lion dance
  22. Dressed up in
    traditional Chinese costumes, starting from
    below.

  23. Agnes Seow
  24. Janet Chan
  25. Tian Soo & his Mongolian ladies
  26. Janie Leong
  27. Charles Chua
  28. Henry Yip
  29. Annie Loh
  30. Lydia Chin
  31. Not dressed in traditional Chinese costumes, starting from
    below.
  32. ..
  33. ..

    34. SilverHairsClub started
    with the objective of providing opportunities for SilverHairs to meet new and
    more friends.  I think it has fulfilled this objective
    rather well.  However, many of our activities are conducted in
    English.  Even on this forum, everything is in English; except when Timothy
    Liu comes into the picture.  Sometimes, there are conversations in Hokkien,
    Cantonese, Teochew and not forgetting the Hainanese.  I guess many
    SilverHairs are fluent in English, even though they may be comfortable with
    Mandarin too.

    But, I think we should not forget Mandarin events.  Our Dolly Lim is
    fluent is Mandarin; she had worked well in China.  Timothy Liu writes well
    in Chinese; although I have not heard him speak Mandarin.  Thomas Loh had
    compered our "One night in Shanghai"; and he was incredibly good.  There
    are many more who are fluent and comfortable in Mandarin.

    Most of our events are conducted in English.  Of course, there are a
    number of guys and gals who are not able to understand Mandarin.  This
    includes me; even though I sometimes wonder how my business colleaques in China
    understand my basic Mandarin.  Sometimes, I tell myself, wouldn’t it be
    nice if we have a 100% Chinese Mandarin event.  No Hokkien, no Cantonese,
    no Teochew, no Hainese, no ……

    Comperes and announcers are in Mandarin.  Announcement, notices,
    registration slips, etc all in Chinese.  Songs in Mandarin ; music all
    Mandarin.  And, all attendees speak or at least try to
    do Mandarin.

    For those who dont understand Mandarin, find a translator friend among club
    members.  Use online translation.  Even, keep the entire Post in
    Mandarin, as much as possible.

    So, what shall we have?  What kind of theme shall we adopt?  How
    shall we make the event successful?  If you know of someone who is very
    comfortable and fluent in Mandarin, please ask him or her to raise the right
    hand.  Bring your ideas to the open.  If you have not spoken before,
    maybe this is one opportunity.

    Please do not write to me.  Try to put all your thoughts, ideas and
    suggestions on this forum.  Let everybody read your ideas.  And,
    give others a chance to share; no thumping of the ideas of other members.

    Let’s take the whole of April and May to toss around an event.  Of
    course, please do not feel disappointed if I do not pick your idea, as we have
    to pick one idea.

    SHC is for you.  I look forward to hearing from you.

    Terence Seah

Kovan Night is ON! Friday, 29 Apr 2011

Dear all………

Thank you for your continuous support in these social events. The Dance Committee and the live band group emoticon has decided to have one more “Kovan Nite” on 29 Apr. Please come and join me………We are having FUN again!    emoticon

***Tickets for the event are available on the very evening. No need to transfer $$$ to my account, just pay on that day. Thank you and no comment please, just come lor***   emoticon

Date: Friday, 29 Apr 2011

Time: 7.00 pm – 10.00 pm

Fee: $3.00 (Mineral water plus Curry Puff)

Venue: Paya Lebar Kovan CC (Multi-purpose air-cond Hall)            

             Blk. 207, Hougang Street 21

Ah Nee (Event Coordinator)  emoticon

Facial Kua-Sa (Ladies Only) – Hands-on Workshop 14/May/2011(Sat)

Hi

I will like to share my experiment of facial Kua-sa with those ladies’ who are interested to have a younger looking skin.

I am not a professional Beautician by trade but I picked up this Facial Kua-Sa a few years back and have benefitted from it . I  have  be using this method to do monthly facial on my own at home and have save money for not visiting the SPA.   A few SHC members have see the result of this  facial Kua-sa .

I have very bad pigmentation as I am always under the hot-sun with my kids’s outdoor activities. With this facial method  –  it have lighten the pigmentation ,  lift-up the skin around the Cheeks where it will always form a "Pa-Zhi" as we age. It helps to soften wrinkles on the fore-head as well as crow-feet  around the eyes.

This  facial Kua-Sa will help blood-circumlate around  the facial area which result in a more radiant  & growing skin.

So , all the "Ai-Swee" ladies who are interested … Sign in for a morning class at Cafe. 

Venue : "Bra" Cafe

Date : 14/May/2011(Sat)     Time : 10.00Am – 12.00 Noon

Course Fee : $25 (include a Kua-Sa tool worth $15 to bring home after the class)

                      Include one "lemon Whitening Mask"  which we will be using during the class

 

Things to bring  : *   Day cream (yr own daily use cream)  or  Baby Lotion  

                             *   Small Mirror

                             *   Pen

                             *  hair-band or a towel to tie your hair back 

 ** Please come without your make-up but is ok to apply your day cream as we will be doing a Hands-on Demo in the class **  

Do come down  for a "Cha Bor" Morning breakfast & Chit-Chat session and  make yoursel "Mei Mei" for the day to come.

Karen Thio 

"Ai-Swee" Cha Bor Supporters
 

  1. Janie Leong   (make myself Swee Swee – sure I come)
  2. Caroline Gee ( to attract prospective Aussie beau after the Kua-Sa ) 
  3. Maria Tan
  4. Pauline Khoo ( refresher Course) 
  5. Irene Seet ( eager to be a fair Lady) 
  6. Janet Chan (chop a place here)
  7. Sockie ( specially keep this time slot for the class) 
  8. Helen Kuek ( don know what is "Kua-Sa" – so eager to learn)
  9. Sally Kang (cfmd coming)
  10. Dora Lim ( something new – she want to learn)
  11. Lina Ng (sms registration) 
  12. Ann Toh (sms rgistration)
  13. Cynthia Neo ( want to be a fair lady) 
  14. Clarice Ng  (never meet her B4)
  15. Oi Cheng ( long time no see)
  16. Margaret Lee (From Cafe ??)
  17. Yatsing (The Beer Queen)
  18. Rebacca (From Cafe ??)
  19. Jessie Lim (Lawrence’s Wife)
  20. Pauline Ho 
                                                   * R E G I S T R A T I O N    C L O S E D *
Photos by Boon Liang

WA holiday

Hello SHCians

Haven’t written quite a while and am back in Perth for the cool weather.

In case anyone is coming to Perth, I’ll be travelling down southwest WA to Busseltong and Balingup with 3  friends. We 4 ladies are booked to stay in a farm cottage, hoping to pick the last few apples and going to some fruit wineries etc. This is followed then by a spot of fisihing in Busseleton where 1 of the friends live.

From reading the travel news I can see there are some keen travellers off to other places. Hope to join in some of the tours organised by you some of you.

 

Regards

Joan (Perth)

Monthly Leisure Cycling – 16 April 2011 (Sat)

Venue :  East Coast Parkway

Meeting place : ECP McDonald (inside)

Programme :  

  • Meet @ 4.00 pm
  • Move to Bicycle Rental Kiosk @ 4.30 pm
  • 1st stop – Bedok Jetty
  • 2nd stop – NSRCC
  • Cycle back to Rental Kiosk hopefully via a different route – waterfront scenic route

Those who do not wish to cycle further to NSRCC, feel free to stop at Bedok Jetty and/or venture around but try to meet us back at the Rental Kiosk.  We should return the bike by 6.30 pm.

Cycling Team – Yew Kwong, Douglas, Ah Nee & Lily  emoticon

Those going this Sat :

  1. Lily
  2. Ah Nee
  3. Dolly
  4. John Howe
  5. Douglas
  6. Eileen Thean
  7. Veronique

Monthly Cycling to go on?

Hi Cycling Buddies

Our cycling leader, Yew Kwong is very preoccupied these days and Jade had MIA due to family obligations.  Our 2nd in command, Douglas cannot commit to a monthly schedule but he does not wish to see the monthly cycling die a natural death due to poor response. 

Hence, Ah Nee and I have been tasked with the duty to carry on.  However, sometime, some things might better off be done away with, rather than to continue.  We would like to seek your opinion or vote as to whether we should continue with this monthly cycling activity.  But first, here are some info / history for your consideration.  Cycling activity was first started in March 2006 led by Charles Wee.  There were only 4 of us : Charles, Yew Kwong, Jade & me.

No idea whether you can see the pictures or not.  Uhmmm……. Try clicking on the photo itself.?!

2nd cycling in April 2006 : There were still only 4 of us – Charles, Yew Kwong, Andrew Yeung and me.

3rd cycling in May 2006 : Yew Kwong took over the leading role from Charles.  There were 7 of us – Yew Kwong, Andrew, Jade, Pauline and me + 2 of my friends who were non SHCian.  Pauline was the one who shared with us her account no. with the rental bicycle kiosk which allow us to pay $4 for 1 hour and get 1 hour free and later, plus a bottle of mineral water.  (Today, the standard rate is $5 for 2 hrs – no water and no special privileges.)

4th cycling in June 2006 : There were – Yew Kwong, Andrew, Jade, Pauline and me + 2 of my friends (1 of whom became SHC member much later, guess who?)  Subsequent monthly cycling see changes in people combinations but the number grew.

The number of participants peak in Feb 2009 with 41 (all) SHC members and then the number starts to dwindle.  Reasons I can think of, for the decline :

1.       Non homogenous group – there are advance riders who branched off into “passion riders” doing long distance and in “rough / difficult” terrains including off-shore cycling.  They are into “challenging rides” as oppose to our leisure kind of cycling.

2.       Recent cycling events evolved from leisure cycling as a group, into 2 factions.  The long-distance cyclists and the mid-range cyclists.  This split encourages non-cohesion as a group as the 2 groups did not start nor end within the same time frame.  We didn’t even meet for a meal together at the end of the ride which used to be the norm.

3.       Since Jade no longer involved, beginners have no one to teach them.

4.       Constraint – we are restricted to limited localities due to rental bike facilities available.

5.       Location – as it is always the same locality, the novelty wears off and participants lose interest after a few tries.

6.       Venue – not easily accessible for non drivers.

Do you want us to continue with this Monthly Cycling Activity?  If yes, why?  And would you be willing to be one of our team mates?  Hope to hear from you.

Taboos within SHC club and forum

I like to remind everyone of the club taboos. They are “No discussions on politics, sex, race, religion”. Add to these, the club does not permit direct selling as well as MLM activities.

When a member joins SilverHairsClub, he:she agrees to abide by these taboos. From time to time, some members have chosen to flirt with these taboos on the club’s forum. Some members have even questioned why, using freedom of speech and democracy.

As founder, I had decided that these issues can be discussed on other platforms, many of them freely available on the internet and on other social media platforms too. SilverHairsClub was not created for discussion on politics, race and religion.

As the elections are coming, there are increased write-up on political issues. I take this breach very seriously.

As long as forum participants stay outside the taboos, you can be sure you have the club’s support. Members who persistently failed to abide by this rule will have their membership taken off.

I hope I don’t sound so harsh, but as you may know, fairy godmother can be temperamental too.

Have a nice day.

Terence Seah

Dancing and non-stop dancing on 15 Apr at Kovan Nite

Dear all………

I would like to invite you all to join me dancing……jamming at Kovan emoticon

Live music from Charles Cher of Serangoon Country Club (SGCC)  emoticon

We are having FUN again!

Date: Friday, 15 Apr 2011

Time: 7.00 pm – 10.00 pm

Fee: $3.00 (Mineral water plus Curry Puff)

Venue: Paya Lebar Kovan CC (Multi-purpose air-cond Hall)
             Blk. 207, Hougang Street 21

Please made payment to my POSB Savings A/C No: 013-06356-7

Ah Nee (Event Coordinator)

Those coming are:

  1. Ah Nee (paid)
  2. Thomas Loh (paid)
  3. Eileen Thean (paid)
  4. Edwin (paid)
  5. Patrick Oei (paid)
  6. Linda (paid)
  7. Bobby Bok (paid)
  8. Henry Yip (paid)
  9. Yat Sing (paid)
  10. John Howe (paid)
  11. Debbie Oh (paid)
  12. Gabriella Chua (paid)
  13. Agnes Seow x2 (paid)
  14. Judy Tay x3 (paid)
  15. James Chan x2
  16. Dolly Lim (paid)
  17. Sam Goh (paid)
  18. Lily Ho x 2 (paid)
  19. Richard Wong (paid)
  20. Chew Peng (paid)
  21. Dave Tan (paid)
  22. Daniel Ong (paid)
  23. Freddie Liew (paid)
  24. Dan Huang (paid)
  25. Joy Chuang (paid)
  26. Boon Liang (paid)
  27. Maureen Lee (paid)
  28. Janie Leong (paid)
  29. Jonson Tan
  30. Lydia chin (paid)
  31. Susan Tan x 2
  32. Mega Abdullah (paid)
  33. Jane Tan (paid)
  34. Lina Tan (paid)
  35. Lee Sean (paid)
  36. Lydia Chin (paid)
  37. Richard Yee

A Tribute to Robert Quek

Latest Update : Robert’s Wake is held at Mount Vernon Sanctuary, Purity Hall.  Was told that funeral will be on this Friday, 8 Apr 2011 – Details will be updated later… Dolly

Another SHC member, Robert Quek had left us today (Apr 4, 2011) – He was admitted on April 1 to Tan Tock Seng Hosptial due to massive stroke which subsequently went into coma.  Sad to be told by his family members that his heart had stopped and passed on with  both Kristy and son by his side.  Many friends were beside him. – A group of us were there to pay him visit before this and we were all praying hard that he is able to pull thru’ – I supposed Robert felt that this is best that he wanted himself to be.

Both Robert and Kristy had joined SHC in Y2007.  He was a good natured and humble man which I am sure that they were well liked by many other members.  He was very active in events’ planning for many SHC members.  I can still remembered that he used to arrange for  free concerts and movies at either Esplanade or NUS, Weekly MacRitchie walks, Dinner & Live Band at Changi Saiing Club, Monthly makan and social get together, Special wak to the Tree-top and Observation Tower, many Self Development seminars, etc etc

He was also a very sporting member which I can remembered very well during our 2nd SHC D&D – he was impersonating a Japanese dancer which brought us a lots of laughters and fond memories.

Sympathy and condolences to both Kristy and son and may we prayed for them to be strong to face life ahead.

As this point of time, I do not have any other more updated details to be given here.. Once they are available, I will update accordingly.

Always remembered by Dolly

Monthly walk – Pulau Ubin, Chek Jawa


Date: 09 April 2011 (Saturday)

Getting to Changi Village Bus Interchange :  Buses svc nos. 2, 29, 59, 109.
e.g. from Tanah Merah MRT station, alight and board Bus Svc No. 2;
from Tampines MRT, board Bus Svc No. 29;
Pasir Ris MRT, Bus Svc No. 109.

Assemble, mark attendance:  9:15am at Ground level of Changi Point Ferry Terminal “CPFT” which

overlooks the sea (walking distance from Changi Village Food Centre).

Depart from CPFT :  9.30AM SHARP 
We will walk down to the basement to take a bumboat ride. The ride takes about 10 minutes
at  S$2.50 per person/per trip.  There are no scheduled departure times to and from Ubin,
as bumboats set off only when there are 12 passengers.

Lunch: approx at 1 p.m. at a local Chinese restaurant.  It serves individual zhi char dishes
or ala carte seafood orders.  Seating capacity is limited; we need to book tables for all.   
          
*****Commute by bus, do allow sufficient travel and waiting time.  If any member wish to
leave early for other appointment, appreciate U keep either Eos informed.

Leaders:  ChristinaCL Chan and Serene Low.

Calling all nature lovers and those who want escape from the hustle and bustle of city life
in Singapore:
Come, join us,,,, stroll back to the 60s… leave all cares behind.
Let this island’s natural and rustic charm soothes your soul!                  emoticon      

Our walk will take us all the way to Chek Jawa; Walking under the swaying coconut palms, lush
greenery, birds, through “country’ roads where the air is fresh.
Chek Jawa one of Singapore’s richest ecosystems!
Apparently, on 9April, in the morning the tide is low, hopefully it is low enough and unveils
the marine life there.

Our walk ends once we are back to Ubin town centre.
Do not leave Ubin without feasting on some seafood which is fresh and prices are reasonable.

When you have rested, feasted and recharged, you may go to explore the nearby Sensory Trail –
a small garden with fruit trees, spices and herbs for cooking, applants used in traditional
medicine and native plants of the mangrove forest.

NOTE
Bring poncho, hat, insect repellent, binocular and camera.  Country roads might be slippery,
shoes or track shoes are strongly recommended.  No slippers/sandals as they are also an
open invitation to insects/mosquitoes.

1.  Walk single file when road is narrow, Always keep to the left side of the road. Do not
     wander off or lag behind, stay with the group!
2.  Bring your own drinking water.  Water from public toilets and wells is not suitable for
     drinking or bathing. As lunch might be late for some, bring snacks but no littering.
3.  Avoid feeding, touching, harassing or capturing any wild animal.
4.  Hornets and wild bees are potentially dangerous when disturbed – stay clear of any nest
     or hive and report its location to the National Parks Board immediately.
5.  Shelters are few and small.  During our trail, toilets are found at Ubin Town and Chek Jawa.
6.  Spray insect repellant esp if mosquitoes loves your blood!

REGISTER HERE, indicate your lunch preference….
Lunch : to facilitate table reservations – indicate if you want to be in
Grp 1 = seafood 
Grp 2 = Individual

Grp #1
1.  ChristinaCL
2.   Serene Low
3.  Yatsing
4.  Daniel Ong
5.  Myra Chia
6.  Judy Lim
7.  Charles Chua 
8.  Lee Ah Nee
9.  Andrew Koh
10. Thomas Lau
11. Feztus
12. June Koh
13. Ronald Lee
14. Steven Chan
15. Janie Leong
16. Dave Tan
17. Maritha Chua
18. Grace Wong/Ng
19. Peng Peng
20. Lawrence Khan
21. Serene Leow
22. Robert Tan
23. Susan Tan
24. Pheng Sok Goh/Chia
25. Maureen Lee

We ask for fine weather: a BBC = Beautiful Breezy Cloudy Saturday, no rain!  Thanks!   emoticon

Let the joy of doing a pleasant activity be there always!

 

Till then…. stay Cool!  Be Cool!        emoticon

The Walk Team EOs:  Charles Wee, Veronica Wong, Mary Tan, Jeffrey Lim, Joyce Tan, Serene Low, Conrad

Tang and me, ChristinaCL Chan,,,,,,,signing off.


Photos by Andrew Koh & Thomas Lau

Another fairy tale story in our time

Many of us may have remembered the grand wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana.  I was studying in London at that time, and was so excited to be able to be able to witness such a grand affair as a student.  Hundreds of thousands of tourists thronged London just to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.  However, Princess Diana is now gone; and the rest is just memory and history.

Another fairy tale is now in the making; and that’s the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.  He is a soldier and the next in line to the throne.  She is pretty, clever and educated.  I just love fairy tales.

Where were you when Prince Charles and Lady Diana were married?  And where will you be when Prince William and Kate tie the knot?  In London?

Terence Seah

April Monthly Gathering

Hi All,

I had decided to keep to the same date (14 April) as proposed by Terence earlier for April gathering and it would be seating/standing kind of arrangement at the MPH cafe.   Details as follows:

Date : Thu, 14 April 2011
Time : 4.30 – 8.30pm
Venue : MPH Cafe (Robinson Road) – affectionally known as Terence Cafe

Food and beverages can be purchased from the cafe.  Kindly note that no outside food is allowed at the cafe and sincerely hope that all members will abide by this regulation.

Pls use your SHC name tag if you are given 1 before.  If you don’t have 1, it’s ok – a sticky label will made for you.  This gathering is strictly for SHC members and registration is compulsory as we do not welcome any gate crashers for this meeting due to the limited capacity at the cafe.  Kind cooperation towards would be much appreciated. 

Agenda:

  • Meet up with old friends and welcome the new members.
  • Share with us on your views and experiences
  • Any interesting events that you are keen to be EOs – Do let us know.  It is always fun to be a EO just for once.
  • As there is Wifi at the Cafe, pls feel free to bring along your laptop to share with us on issues/ difficulties that you have encountered with regards to the SHC website.
  • Any other issues that you may wish to be included in this mtg..

Looking forward to meet you there on 14 April 2011.  In view of the space constraint, we would stop registration upon reaching 50paxs.

Kindly register your attendances here:

  1. Dolly Lim (EO)
  2. Sam Huat
  3. Lily Ho
  4. Kenneth Tan – Hehehe decided to supp mthly gathering since bo Mongolian ladies at Men’s Nite lor
  5. Jane Wong – Thanks, Buddy, yeap, had been a long time since we last met…
  6. Lilian Teo – Si lor, vry rite, must chope a plc first…
  7. Thomas Loh – our very Prom King hor, mai play play hor
  8. Ah Nee – MAS Angel
  9. Norlinda – "
  10. Susan Chang – "
  11. Judy Tay – Learning dancing now…
  12. Hew Lee – Welcome welcome
  13. Lee Sean – Will drop by since MPH near office)
  14. Eileen Thean – Ah Huat’s swee2 Ah Jie woor
  15. Richard Wong – Dancing Buddies
  16. Lina Tan – Dancing Buddies
  17. Clara Ho – New member
  18. Doreen Ong – New member
  19. Daisy Yeo – will come ard 6.30pm  
  20. Charles Chua – At last, ai sai lai liao…
  21. Yat Sing – sure can 1 la
  22. Sue Chan – RNR Queen hor
  23. Martin Lee – A very steady poon pee pee supporter for mthly gathering lor
  24. Stephen Low – New member har?
  25. Lydia Chin – Interested in KOK and Dancing
  26. Jeff Gan – Welcome welcome, SHC music/dancer ……
  27. Tian Soo – Heng arh, bo Mongoloud char bor, if not, kepala pusing liao… 
  28. Janie Leong – Looking forward to meet u again after the Tote Bag session
  29. Fred Heng – Must be a new member liao.. tio bo har?
  30. Irene Lee – Powderful lady – hahaha
  31. Mary Chan – Glad u r able 2 make it tis time.
  32. Feztus Lim – Lai lai lor at 7pm but bo aircon hor
  33. Peter Goh – Must b another new member lor..
  34. Boon Liang – Kelong man
  35. Sally Tan – Glad 2cu again

Cheers… Dolly

 

Photos by Boon Liang