Ben and Boon Chiang at Mei San Restaurant, Kuching
With Ben's family (Mei Ling and Calvin)
Gong Xi Fa Cai to all !
You're most welcome to send me any photos of your happy CNY activities for sharing.
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Looking good, Chiang !
ReplyDeleteBen, didn't realise you r so tall !! Or that you are so short, Ah Chiang !! LOL
ReplyDeleteRight ET, you said it, i was wonndering the same.
ReplyDeleteMost of us would look short, standing next to Ben.
ReplyDeleteWhere's Mei San Restaurant?
ReplyDeleteMei San Restaurant is in Grand Margherita (formely Holiday Inn Kuching). It was a chance meeting and had it not been for our web site I would not recognized Ho Boon Chiang, after 34 years.
ReplyDeleteTo all my fellow classmates and schoolmates, a Happy Lunar New Year and may the year of the Tiger bring you all good health (most important), joy and prosperity.
So, any get-to- getter the next few days? Kalau ada, please let me know, let everyone know la.
ReplyDeleteBen wasn't so tall when he was in school. What did u eat growing up, Ben?
ReplyDeleteKopi Si,
ReplyDeletestop drinking Kopi try drinking more milk instead but maybe too late now if you're over 50 already......hehehe
Maybe can also try out massage, body massage, can pull your body as long as you want. foot massage makes your feet bigger, etc. etc.
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