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Sunday, December 25, 2005

If Everyday Was Like Christmas

It's a tradition in my family to prepare a Christmas dinner on the Eve and open our doors to family, friends and anyone who would like to join in on the celebrations. My Dad's Catholic and Mum's Buddhist, and I love how we celebrate occasions from both religions in my family. Christmas is particularly special for me because our parents have always reminded us about the importance of this day. And who could refuse the potential of being showered with gifts?

It so happens that every year in Singapore, it will rain on Christmas Eve. In fact, it pours:
Rain

And the dogs always feel and look neglected while we prepare the food for dinner:
Nico Feeling Neglected

Here's Mum making her renowned Apple Pie. Notice the placement of the Christmas tree due to lack of space what with the hoard of presents under it:
Mum Making Applepie

Ana's contribution to the Christmas decor - some items she bought while in Freo on the weekend:
Ana's Xmas Decorations

This is lunch for us; Peppered Crabs:
Pepper Crab

My best friend of 14 years, Caroline, and the man that has (finally) asked for her hand in marriage, Marc:
Caroline & Marc

Mum and a present from her god-children:
Mom with Her Present

Derek trying to use his present to hide his face from my camera. My dear, no one can escape the long-exposure of my camera coupled with my steady hands! Muahahaha...
Derek with His Present
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MERRY CHRISTMAS!

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