April 09, 2006
KDE
Visited Villa Wangsamas show unit today after meeting Mr & Mrs Caru. The layout of the typical and penthouse unit is contemporary and exquisite interior design creates an urban living environment most city dwellers craving for ~ prime location, superb facilities and breathtaking view of city skyline. Personally I'd prefer this over Seri Maya but population density is definately a concern as several plot of lands are reserved for future development for the same project.
Was raining in the evening on my way to my housemate Shirley's wedding dinner at KDE. Another wedding dinner was held a day earlier in her hometown. Gosh!! I'd not imagine if I need to have two separate wedding dinner in future. So much hassle and energy drained. Overall, the foods and ambiance were ok except for the considerable poor turnout of guests. Blame it on the rain.. yeah! yeah! *singing out of tune* The delay in makan was expected so I ate a bar of chocolate earlier at home. It turned out that my table only have four guests including me. We'd have been pleased to share the empty seats with others or rather willingly to move our arses to other table but no direction was given by both busy newlywed. We were utterly forced to eat more than we could chew; each person downing at least three bowls of sharkfin. After the fifth dish, we decided to offer the subsequent dishes to the next table which generously accepted the foods with great laughter and gratitude; particularly the prawn and mushroom abalone. We even managed to tapao chicken and fried rice. First ever wedding dinner I got to tapao. No joke man!! No liqour was served but I had few glasses of red wine though. Just nice to warm my body in the rainy night.
Was raining in the evening on my way to my housemate Shirley's wedding dinner at KDE. Another wedding dinner was held a day earlier in her hometown. Gosh!! I'd not imagine if I need to have two separate wedding dinner in future. So much hassle and energy drained. Overall, the foods and ambiance were ok except for the considerable poor turnout of guests. Blame it on the rain.. yeah! yeah! *singing out of tune* The delay in makan was expected so I ate a bar of chocolate earlier at home. It turned out that my table only have four guests including me. We'd have been pleased to share the empty seats with others or rather willingly to move our arses to other table but no direction was given by both busy newlywed. We were utterly forced to eat more than we could chew; each person downing at least three bowls of sharkfin. After the fifth dish, we decided to offer the subsequent dishes to the next table which generously accepted the foods with great laughter and gratitude; particularly the prawn and mushroom abalone. We even managed to tapao chicken and fried rice. First ever wedding dinner I got to tapao. No joke man!! No liqour was served but I had few glasses of red wine though. Just nice to warm my body in the rainy night.// oil replenished @ 15:23 
