Okay..it sounds weird that I am talking about a wedding now, and about my maternal grandpa's passing a few days back.....If there were more weddings, I could maybe give the title of "Four Weddings and a Funeral" to this post.Anyway, H has just flown back to KL this evening to attend his friend's wedding which will be taking place tomorrow. Prior to this, he was frequently conversing with his friend in HK on their travel and lodging plans etc etc, as his friend would be flying in from HK. These two men fussed so much over the wedding that us wives have dubbed this the wedding of the century. And H concurred with it..... This soon-to-be groom is the last bachelor of their "kau-koh" (Hokkien term. Don't know the translation to English nor Cantonese) group. So...all the guys are really "kann-cheong" that their friend is finally getting hitched. Even more so than their own weddings! Yes. I am serious here!
Well, I guessed other than attending the wedding, H has other chores to do....like stocking up our larder with Maggi Mee, Bak-Chang, Yong-Thum, EuYanSang PoYingTan. Plus he's got the very important task of applying for his MYKAD on Monday morning. Yeah lah..this fella is waaaaaaaay behind in this application. Gonna get tangkap liow!!!
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So that makes you de facto head for the weekend? Have a good one! But wow, some wedding this must be... and the bride must have met the groom's "stringent" criteria, for him to step out of bachelorhood?
You can't get Maggi mee where you are? Serious?
Our family prefers Mi Goreng brand or Ma Mee.
bp - Even H around, I am also the HEAD in the house!!! Hee hee.. As for the 'criteria', I'm sure she is someone special to him lah...
Judy - Got IndoMie, Myojo, MiSedap, the Korean noodles, Japanese Noodles, Thai noodles...but somehow NO Maggi Mee. Actually, lots of Malaysian friends say they prefer the local noodles but I guessed kids and I are so used to the taste of Maggi that we prefer it lor.
aiyah why u dun come back together leh??
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