10 December 2009
Back. And refreshed.
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I’ve just returned from a 2-week holiday!
We all went to Jakarta and had a nice get-together with my family and Wilson’s.
I’ll share stories and photos of our trip real soon (read: once I’m done with the usual unpacking, house-cleaning, washing and … )
For now, let me share with you this family photo.
It’s of me, my sisters and my parents.
It’s been a year since I last went to Indonesia, and we all basically live far far away from each other. So to get together like we did recently, … it was NICE.
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PS: After I posted this photo on Facebook, almost everyone who commented said I look a lot like my Dad. Which is interesting, because all this while I thought I look more like my Mom, haha. Perhaps it’s because of our similar spectacles …
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Posted by Lisna
14 December 2009 @ 12:57 pm
Fifi has to wear spectacle too..so U all can be the models for “Optic Melawai”, he..he..
Btw, I thought Fifi didn’t go back to Jkt..she told me she was going to HK for this holiday..
Posted by nic
15 December 2009 @ 5:02 pm
Your upper part of face looks like dad, lower part looks like mum
Posted by Leonny
22 December 2009 @ 12:15 pm
Lisna:
hehehe … Fifi’s the only one wearing her contacts that nite
Fifi and her 2 girls went to Jakarta before going to HK (they’re there now). Fell sick for a while though while in Indo … so she didn’t manage to enjoy her trip that well
Posted by Leonny
22 December 2009 @ 12:16 pm
Nic:
Now that’s an interesting comment I’ve never heard before … and come to think about it, … may be you’re right!