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For some reasons, I got some good shots of the Red Bull team.    

Got a free pass to the Grandstand stands to my uncle. Here are some quick photos from first practice lap.

It is going to be a busy weekend as I be attending the memorial service for Andrew Peters and tomorrow will at the whole day at The Originals IP Race . Spend the Saturday afternoon with the family at Old Town Coffee place and what better way to have the photos in sepia. Nanyang Coffee Tea mix which, ironically, isn’t sold in Malaysia branches anymore.   Traditional Mee Siam    Ipoh Chicken Hor Fun

I was with family and a friend at the Esplanade and when I looked across th Coast park.    It started out as a quarter rainbow… …and soon developed into a full arching rainbow across the sky. Popular Singapore blogger, Mr Brown, also saw the rainbow and described it as “Like it's a promise of something good coming our way”. Technorati Tags: Rainbow , Singapore

Bringing Anson around to two relatives’ place was tiring, but seeing their happy faces made the journey all worth it. We started the day taking to Anson with a grandaunts, which makes her a great-grandaunty with Anson. Visits to this grandaunty place during Chinese New Year without her popular ham sandwiches doesn’t complete the trip.   Left: Grandaunty with daughter preparing ham sandwiches.  Right: Famous ham sandwiches. Photo: Even Anson has started “eating” the famous ham sandwich. Our next trip was to a another relative’s place from my father’s side. A popiah (spring rolls) lunch was at hand.             Left: Ingredients for the popiah session. Right: Mother and aunty making their own popiah. It was latter back to Anson’s great-grandparents place to greet them and entertain guests there. Sorry for the lack of text for this blog post as I am extremely tired and we have another busy schedule for t...

Chinese New Year this time round is very different for me as I am with son now. The celebrations start usually at the eve of Chinese New Year itself, the reunion dinner. As it falls on a Sunday this time round and holidays for the next two days, the dinner this time round don’t seem like a rush. For my non-Chinese visitors, reunion dinners on the eve usually means having the whole family together for one night and have a grand dinner. The last time Anson’s great-grandparents saw him was in October last year. Neither did his grand-uncle or grand-auntie saw Anson before so I wouldn’t know what Anson’s reaction will be to first time meetings. Left: Anson’s grandmother introducing him to the kitchen Right: Great-grandmother giving Anson a welcome peck on the cheek. Anson did well with the relatives, though he was only cranky as it was about sleep time when we reach the place. Anson slept during dinner time but came out later to meet his relations. ...