I like how this picture was taken during See Mun's wedding dinner. It was my first vegetarian wedding dinner, and seriously, it is something you have gotta try for yourself.
There were 2 tables allocated for MGS, but the other one was to shared with other people. 4 of us: Yoke Yee, Crystal, Phooi Yee and I, took that table, and in the end, we were sitted with 7 other uncles, who were old enough to be our fathers. 2 times our life cycle, which means, about 45++.
However, there would be no barriers if there is alcohol!
In this particular function, red wine was served handsomely.
They kept encouraging us to drink, and drink, and drink. Kept refilling wines into our glasses. Kept asking us to "yum-seng". Oh my. Thank goodness, our alcohol tolerance is quite high..
After the wedding dinner, we decided to bring the party to Club 9. A new bar which I did not manage to visit, before leaving Ipoh. And after ages, it was my first time hitting the clubs, and for some weird reason, it felt like 'home'. Hehhe..
Out of courtesy, because we were discussing about this over the wedding dinner and the uncles probably heard us, we decided to just ask the uncles along to join us for clubbing. (You know, ajak ajak ayam..) but somehow, they took our invitation seriously, and we ended up in the club, with a group of middle-age men (old enough to be our dads!), and obviously, we got stares from the nearby patrons. It was as though each of us brought our dads along. One plus point was, our drinks were free! So much for being cheap eh?
Just like the wedding, they kept refilling our glasses, non-stop. And in the end, the uncles KO-ed first, and had to leave come 12am, while the young girls partied away.
The boys you see with us, are the children of one of the uncles who "partied" with us.
He purposely called them, asked them to come join us and in the end, they were the ones who partied with us.
I wonder how awkward it would be, if we were to bump into the uncles and their wives one day, sober. Must be really awkward, no?
There were 2 tables allocated for MGS, but the other one was to shared with other people. 4 of us: Yoke Yee, Crystal, Phooi Yee and I, took that table, and in the end, we were sitted with 7 other uncles, who were old enough to be our fathers. 2 times our life cycle, which means, about 45++.
However, there would be no barriers if there is alcohol!
In this particular function, red wine was served handsomely.
They kept encouraging us to drink, and drink, and drink. Kept refilling wines into our glasses. Kept asking us to "yum-seng". Oh my. Thank goodness, our alcohol tolerance is quite high..After the wedding dinner, we decided to bring the party to Club 9. A new bar which I did not manage to visit, before leaving Ipoh. And after ages, it was my first time hitting the clubs, and for some weird reason, it felt like 'home'. Hehhe..
Out of courtesy, because we were discussing about this over the wedding dinner and the uncles probably heard us, we decided to just ask the uncles along to join us for clubbing. (You know, ajak ajak ayam..) but somehow, they took our invitation seriously, and we ended up in the club, with a group of middle-age men (old enough to be our dads!), and obviously, we got stares from the nearby patrons. It was as though each of us brought our dads along. One plus point was, our drinks were free! So much for being cheap eh?
Just like the wedding, they kept refilling our glasses, non-stop. And in the end, the uncles KO-ed first, and had to leave come 12am, while the young girls partied away.
The boys you see with us, are the children of one of the uncles who "partied" with us.He purposely called them, asked them to come join us and in the end, they were the ones who partied with us.
I wonder how awkward it would be, if we were to bump into the uncles and their wives one day, sober. Must be really awkward, no?
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