8th October 2010
Wow! Can't believe that Raya has come to an end. 30 days does not seem to be very long. Browsing through the camera, mummy noticed that this year we didn't celebrate Raya as huge as last year. Or perhaps last year we celebrated more than usual since it was our first celebration in our new home. Anyway, what's important is that the month was well spent with family and friends.
We found some more pictures taken during this year's festive season. The first group of photos below were taken two weekends back, when we went to Belait to attend NiniBoy & NiniGal's open house. Before that, we visited two of daddy's colleagues. This particular house was unique, the host served ambuyat in addition to delicious traditional dishes. We particularly liked the kupang (clams) and fish umai.
Wow! Can't believe that Raya has come to an end. 30 days does not seem to be very long. Browsing through the camera, mummy noticed that this year we didn't celebrate Raya as huge as last year. Or perhaps last year we celebrated more than usual since it was our first celebration in our new home. Anyway, what's important is that the month was well spent with family and friends.
We found some more pictures taken during this year's festive season. The first group of photos below were taken two weekends back, when we went to Belait to attend NiniBoy & NiniGal's open house. Before that, we visited two of daddy's colleagues. This particular house was unique, the host served ambuyat in addition to delicious traditional dishes. We particularly liked the kupang (clams) and fish umai.
This picture below is of baby Safwan with Nini Green.
This year, we didn't have an open house (open to everybody). However, we did allocate a particular day to invite mummy's officemates (lunch time only) and our parents' friends from the tarawih nights (for dinner). We deliberately didn't inform the others since our parents wanted to concentrate on entertaining our special guests.
Hehehe... Mummy's homemade layer cakes this year... Yummy!
She has the recipe, but didn't have the guts to try make these yet... our colourful tapak kuda roll cakes.
Until next year!
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