Jit's Wedding

Friday afternoon, drove down to Ipoh with Pete and Irene to attend Jit's wedding. My first experience in attending a Punjabi wedding, a very special experience indeed. We got to see the traditional costumes, the culture, and it was the first time I met so many Punjabis at once. Haa...

Lots of singing and dancing, traditional instruments were used. Simple yet interesting, congratulations my friend and good luck to you.

Open House…

I have attended a four open houses in these two days, tired yet interesting. Yesterday morning was attending one in Sungai Buluh, sold some “Harapan Negara” stuff there and interesting place.

Follow by one in Tropicana, in a condo, with lion dance and acrobatic performances.

This is a picture of (from left) Bala, Peter, Mr Bobby Gan (chairman of resident association for the condo), Tengku. Bala, Peter and Tengku are the assistants to YB Sivarasa.

Lion dance,

The acrobatic team,

After this we went for open house of YB Teresa Kok and YB Gorbin Singh in Puchong. It was a real long day for us…

This morning woke up early and rush to pick up Tengku and headed to Kepong for open house of YB Elizabeth Wong.

Some pictures to share below,

YB Elizabeth,

YB Loh Gwo Bern,

YB Sivarasa,

MB Khalid,

It was a good experience in meeting so many leaders of the country in this event, and we know that this is a group of leaders that have done a lot in making Malaysia a better place. Thank you to each of you…

YB Sivarasa Turun Padang

Last night, a group of us of about 15 people led by YB Sivarasa were distributing oranges at Dataran Sunway, Kota Damansara.

A good experience to me as the spirit of “bekerjasama” among Anak Bangsa Malaysia was shown.

Picture below shows an interview session after the oranges distribution, interviewed by a journalist of Sinar Harian.

A group of us gathered for dinner at a Chinese restaurant, see the picture below and who else dare to say Malaysian is not united?

All races are sitting on the same table and have dinner together, what a beautiful picture. The picture below is even lovely, a malay boy was holding chopsticks and enjoying his “ikan bakar”. A truly Anak Bangsa Malaysia…