House of Liew

On 22 March 2007, Kimmy and Michelle visited me at the office. She was really happy that day, smiling and "talking" to everyone she met, including my firm's partners. Kimmy's really friendly and her natural ability to network is something that I need to learn.

After work, I went to meet the girls and Cherie who visited from Hong Kong. We then proceeded to a Korean BBQ restaurant for dinner.

Michelle and Cherie are both former PLC students in Melbourne. That's how they met. Cherie has been working as a lawyer in Hong Kong and on that night, I sought her help in leanring Cantonese phrases that might help me at my work. It goes something like..."wo de ho jun yip ge lut xi wo whai zun lei bong le ngo fun lei yin tak ge pui shyong!"

The food's really yummy!

Cherie, we hope to see you again in the near future...perhaps the next Law Fair @ UNSW?

Posted by House of Liew at 7:39 pm ~

The wading pool. That's my mum accompanying us to the park.

Slide

The view

Playground

Kimmy and her swim instructor

That's me holding Kimmy

Dad and daughter

Freestyle

Michelle decided that we should bring Kimmy to Putney Park where there is a wading pool, slide and plenty of space to roam around. I think we might just hold her First Birthday party here. That way, we can accommodate a larger group and I can take Kimmy on our rubber boat, paddling into the sunset.

If you wish to visit Putney Park, then click on the hyperlink.

We are thinking of organising a day out with our friends to Putney Park. If you are keen to spend a day out with us, email us!

Posted by House of Liew at 7:26 pm ~

Kimmy's first postcard and it's from Aunty Angie! Angie hasn't forgotten Kimmy whilst she travelled through Egypt.

I will read it to Kimmy and hopefully she will understand Egyptian. :)

Posted by House of Liew at 7:58 pm ~

This is Kimmy's first Easter Egg from Ida and Vince. Kimmy has appointed me to be the trustee of this Easter Egg and the girls will be the beneficiaries. Of course, Michelle will be the major beneficiary in my view.

Here, Kimmy's scratching the "egg shell". Trust me, she can scratch, just look at the scars on my hands.

She was given few moments to hold and touch the trust property before taken by her trustee.

We haven't been to the Easter Show in the last few years, maybe we'll bring Kimmy to the show despite hundreds of thousands of people on the showground.

Posted by House of Liew at 7:24 pm ~

Mikey with Kimmy

Vince with Kimmy

Fortunate for Kimmy, she will have her dad, Mikey and Vince to play golf with when she turns 3. I just can't wait!!!

Michelle, Ida, Vince, Mikey, Gayling, Melissa and Melinda

Food Most of us met each other in Youth Aflame and now we've reunited in Sydney. Vince and Ida came back to Sydney and now settling down. Melinda will be in Sydney for about a year before she takes off. Mikey and I will have to get MGL listed within 5 years. Hehe...

Posted by House of Liew at 10:16 pm ~

Kimberley is dedicated to the Lord on 18 March 2007 which is also our 7th Wedding Anniversary...it's a big day for the House of Liew

Kimberley's name on screen

Lindy with baby Olivia, Michelle and Kimmy, Evelyn and baby Emma, Rachael and baby Jacob!

For our 7th Wedding Anniversry, I got Michelle a music box that plays Moon River. I tried looking for a gift made in copper but I just couldn't find one that is as good as this music box (well, at least something that I can afford) and I believe there's some copper elements in this music box. The sound is beautiful.

I then brought the girls to Blackbird Cafe (Jeff and Wendy, we had steaks there if you remember) and we ordered the wedges with sour cream and sweet chilli sauce as starters, BBQ chicken pizza and Rainbow Trout as mains. Of course, our lemon lime bitters to quench our thirst.

This Rainbow Trout is fabulous

A view to the Darling Harbour

Smile for the camera!

Excuse me Sir, how tall are you?

Yeah she sucks her fingers again

Interesting...

Country music concert in celebrating Sydney Harbour's 75th year birthday with a very rich history. In today's currency, the Sydney Harbour Bridge would cost half a billion to build

Before heading home, we had a pot of Marco Polo tea and Opera cake at Lindt's chocolate cafe.

Car Ride

Click the above photo album

The above photo album sums up Kimmy's thoughts on 18 March 2007

Posted by House of Liew at 9:35 pm ~