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kathy..what is chor chor? haha.. i m also as blur as smallkucing...
ReplyDeleteok, i want to peep at the valentine kiss next!
Wah...eat satay at CNY day-1 ar...never try before :P
ReplyDeleteJoshua goes Wushu!!...looking smart & sharp
ReplyDeleteSatay for breakfast IS weird :P Ok ok... looking forward to next post :)
ReplyDeleteYou take me go and eat sate - anytime also can! LOL!!! Wah! Kung Fu kid...so handsome in Chinese baju! Got girl fall in love or not? Hahahahaha!
ReplyDeleteHaving sate for 1st day Chinese New Year, that is special. I remembered my eldest nephew bought Kajang Sate at Dengkil Highway R&R area to bring back hometown in Melaka on 1st day of CNY too! Cheers..
ReplyDeleteClaire... Chor Chor means great grandma...issit great grandma? I am not sure, but I called my great grandma Chor Chor when I was a little girl... when she was still alive.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what you call great granama in Cantonese and stuff, but I was from a baba and nyonya family. Usually our great grandmothers is called Chor Chor.
uLi
ReplyDeleteAnd for breakfast too....kinda weird hor
Claire
ReplyDeleteChor Chor is great Grandparent.
Joshua says "You want a "KISS" from me? hehehe"
Merryn
ReplyDeleteAt first I also feel weird. Same la at KL....some may feel weird having BKT for breakfast
MRC
ReplyDeleteSmart and cheeky
STP
ReplyDeleteU love sate ah...okie next time u are in town we go for sate.
Nice baju hor? Kaw Por buy from China last year
Iriene
ReplyDeleteWasi it the Hj SAmuri Sate? Used to be very nice but recently duno why the taste is not there anymore
Cleff
ReplyDeleteYup :). That one is hokkien dialect i think
first day CNY is no meat. I always eat satay kajang at jejantas, near the toll.
ReplyDeleteVie
ReplyDeleteYou go vegetarian on 1st day of CNY?
I dont pray so can eat meat ler :p