The match between Manchester United vs Malaysia XI was simply

I won’t say much for my pictures will speak boldly to you. Enjoy the pictures!

I can’t believe there are so many MAN UTD supporters out there. My eyes almost popped out when I entered the stadium!

Red Devils, training and warming up 15 minutes before the match.

The amazing sea of red! And I was one of the 40,000 crazy supporters who joined in the madness of the stadium!

With Reuben, Stanley, Kevin and myself.

That is NOT my camera. It belongs to Kevin.

This poor boy gets boo-ed all the time because he is in Chelsea jersey.

In searing heat, the Red devils were given a good workout by their enthusiastic and energetic opponents who were only five minutes away from a famous result.

All thanks to Michael Owen’s debut winning goal!

I just could not stop laughing at the way they lifted up their butts and legs! (*giggling away*)

It was a good match between Malaysia XI and Manchester United.

Michael Owen secured a 3-2 victory for the Reds in their opening Asia Tour match, coming off the bench to fire the winner on his debut against a hard-working Malaysian XI. Good job, Malaysian team!

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Just a note, all pictures were taken by me with my 2 year old-worthy digital camera – Canon Ixus 860IS.  I still love my camera even though it is not a DSLR.

My utmost best wishes and congratulations to my dearest friend, Kim Ong Suan Kim on her wedding with Josiah Ng.

I can’t believe she is married now. Gosh.

I am so glad for her for she has found the love of her life, and to walk the remaining journey together.

The feelings in me is beyond description right now. I am just so delighted and happy for Kim.

Kim, if you are reading this, we just want to let you know, we will always be here for you. No matter where you are, we will be here for you.

Now, when you put all these crazy Convent girls together with the newly weds, madness happens! Look at what we have done to Josiah. (Ooops!)

Look who’s here at Kim’s wedding. The big fan of Josiah Ng – Kenny Sia.

Kenny could not resist to take a picture with the Ipoh beauties. Right, Kenny? LOL.

Last but not the least, Kim, I am wishing you a blissful marriage and may the both of you live happily ever after! (Just like the fairy tales!)

Love you, Kim! Muahhh!!

One of the reasons why Zouk was packed like sardines last Saturday.

He didn’t look that gorgeous after all the sex scandal issues last year. Hmmm….

Well, I was… I mean, we….a few of us were busy a very good friend’s wedding recently.

Justin & Carysse met each other in 2004. On the 27th December 2008, they decided to tie the knot.

Both aged 24, knew that they are meant for each other, walking the journey of life together, hand in hand.

As for me, I was honoured to be their wedding manager. To assist them with coordinating the ushering and reception, plus being the head of Ji Mui’s (sisters) in the bride-grabbing session!

With that, I am proud to present you some shots captured during the bride-grabbing session on the 27th Dec’s morning.

Justin and his brothers must go through 6 stages of this session. Of course, he has the support of the sporting guys!

One of the games is to get the guys pass on pills with their lips. Looks gross but it filled the hotel corridor with laughter and hysteria!!

Looks like Gerald is having difficulty in balancing the pill.

The 4th game was to get Justin some hands-on training in dealing with diapers. Exactly. Justin had to wrap 3 diapers on his brothers and then feed them with the baby bottles.

The baby bottles were filled with Anmum milk + a little bit of Milo.

Well, Jason is enjoying the milk without complaints!! Anyway, does he have a choice not to drink? No! He has to finish it by hook or by crook.

The fun of being on the bride’s side. You get to see your guy friends being bullied by the girls. How evil I am. Muahaha!

Overall, the wedding ran very smoothly. After the entire day and night’s celebration, we just needed to chill out with some necktie pulling session!

Can I have another tie to pull now?

I would like to take this opportunity to wish all readers a Blessed Mid-Autumn Festival. Especially dedicated to the Chinese Community in this country who enjoys eating Mooncakes and litting up the lanterns during this celebration.

Children would be busy playing with lanterns of all different sizes. The common ones would be Japanese lanterns, right?

Kids around my condominium would gather together with their mini lanterns.

Some would be busy litting up candles on the floor. (This means more work for my management’s cleaners tomorrow morning!)

There were some of the kids who were building a wall of “wind-blocker” in order for the candles to stay lighted up!

My brother thinks that he is going to be too old to play with candles because he is 12 now. Hmmm, is it that old?

He prefers to set up a campfire and he was actually burning some leaves just now!!

How I wish I could return to childhood. I missed playing with candles and lanterns you know?

Nevertheless, I would often light up candles that would symbolize a meaning like the one above.

The one word I could describe about the 30-minute performance of fireworks by Team Australia on 29th August 2008 at Putrajaya.

Pardon me for the not-so-excellent shots as I was desperate to snap them with my Sony Ericsson K850i instead of a digital camera. (My digi cam has been hospitalised due to lens problem)

Well, I am not one of them who used a cellphone to record or snap pics of the fireworks. Look at the crowd who were standing in front of me.

How I wish I could enjoy such performance every week.

Ah… bad idea, it will cause air and noise pollution to the residents.

Nevertheless, I managed to record a 5-minute video of the fireworks. Why don’t you watch it yourself?

It was just like yesterday when I stepped into Sunway University College. The fact is, I have left Monash University (used to share the campus with Sunway College) 5 years ago. Even though I only studied there for 2 weeks, I kinda miss those days.

Ahh, let’s come back to the event that caught my attention better.

The church currently meets every Sunday in the Multi Purpose Hall at Sunway University College and it is packed with college youngsters.

Before the Planetshakers band took the stage, Kev took the opportunity to snap this picture for me.

Just a little background about Planetshakers. Planetshakers is a Christian youth movement that began as an annual conference and grew into an international ministry and large church in Melbourne, Australia. The conference was started by Paradise Community Church in Adelaide, South Australia by Pastor Russell Evans. Planetshakers expanded, and in 2004 moved to Melbourne to begin a church ministry (originally called Melbourne City Church). Planetshakers also has its own bible college which is located in several campuses throughout Australia.

Planetshakers flew all the way from Australia to launch their latest album – FREE which is available in leading Christian bookstores such as Canaanland.

FREE was recorded in August/September 2007 at Planetshakers City Church in Melbourne and it was released officially on 19 January 2008.

Besides singing a few songs from the latest album, they even led us in a series of previous hits such as Majesty, Jump Around, Beautiful Saviour and Rain Down.

Rain Down is my favourite worship song written by Henry Seeley of Planetshakers. You will be able to find this song from the album ‘All that I want‘.

I have not let loose for a very long time.

Thank you, Planetshakers.

I surely enjoyed myself a lot during the concert.

Amen!