House of Liew

Saturday, April 07, 2007

Kimmy's Book Collection

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The Leong family has further added to Kimmy's Book Collection.

We've only started with the Little Mr and Little Miss books by Ladybird. Oh yes, she chews them in order to digest the content therein.

Posted by House of Liew at 8:58 am ~

Friday, April 06, 2007

Baby Talk

Posted by House of Liew at 7:26 pm ~

A Good Friday

In the morning, we visited the Christian City Church West Centre (Silverwater) and the presentation was absolutely fantastic, simple yet powerful. It's a good reminder of what Good Friday is all about.

This is the Leong family that you would have seen in our previous blog when we visited Melbourne in 2006. They've finally visited us in Sydney. We've had BBQed steaks and sausages, pasta salad, wasabi cabbage and lots of chocolates.

L to R: Leslie, Siew Kong, Kimmy, Amy and Yvonne

Amy, a fan of Richmond Tigers with Kimmy. Leslie's a fan of Port Adelaide.

Yvonne with Kimmy

Kimmy received new pressies again! Two beautiful tops and a stack of books that Leslie and Amy used to read! I couldn't help but read Mr Topsy Turvy before Kimmy gets to it.

Hope you've had a great time in Sydney and thanks for dropping in to see us. As always, we'll let you know when we are down in Melbourne. Happy Easter!

Posted by House of Liew at 4:07 pm ~

Kimmy meets Kelly, Dora and Nathan

It's been more than 6 months since we caught up with each other...presenting Dora and Kelly, my former colleagues at TimeBase. We met for dinner at this Cho Min or something Korean restaurant on Liverpool St, opposite Avillon Hotel.

Kelly and Kimmy

Dora and Kimmy

Look at that mountain of meat and vegetables! Four of us couldn't even finish it. Okay, the fourth person who is not in this picture is Michelle..

Nathan, Kelly's hubby who joined us later. Now we know who to ask to babysit Kimmy when we are shopping in the Inner West, and possibly the city. :)

A pretty dress for Kimmy, compliments from the Lairds

To Kelly and Dora: T'was great catching up. We should pencil in our next dinner and I'm sure Kimmy & Michelle would love to join us.

Posted by House of Liew at 3:48 pm ~

Monday, April 02, 2007

Four Months and Counting...

Do I look cute or what?

Kimmy is 4 months old today! Yay, another milestone.

She had an injection today and felt a little tired but of course, she felt a lot better when I came home from work. :) Hopefully she will feel better in the next few days as it will be a very busy Easter weekend for the House of Liew. In fact, it's going to be a busy week for me. I'll be meeting the boys for drinks on Wednesday, friends for dinner on Thursday night, attending a baby shower on Saturday, dinner party on Sunday and golf next Monday, and not forgetting Michelle's relos from Melbourne who will be here over the weekend. Who knows what may come next!

Posted by House of Liew at 11:06 pm ~

Sunday, April 01, 2007

Another special edition of Kimmy's laughter!

Posted by House of Liew at 6:39 pm ~

South East Asian Food Extravaganza!!!

Tina with her legendary Popiah.

Allan's Tina assistant

Michelle's "One Ton" noodle soup and Rojak

Tina's Mee Rubus

What a treat! In addition, we had Special Fried Rice and Roast Duck

Pam, mum to be with Evans hiding...

The Tins

Is there a baby boom in Australia? For sure mate. Just look at the number of prams on a Sunday morning service

It was great catching up with the Tins and the Chews. We look forward to the next dinner party...shall we say...a dressed up dinner party?

Posted by House of Liew at 6:27 pm ~

Golf at Gordon

Hendri tees off on the 12th

Mikey with his TM R7

Sunny's drive looks good

I think Mikey was going to pitch this one onto the green

A great recovery for Hendri especially when the ball was so deeply buried in the sand

Four of us played at Gordon Golf Club on Saturday 31 March. I reckon we played pretty well but we found the green disappointing as they are all under repair and you can't have a decent putt. Shame I say. Hopefully, Mona Vale on Easter Monday will produce a better playing ground for the twenty or so of us.

If you ever Sydney, it's a MUST to play at Mona Vale.

Posted by House of Liew at 6:19 pm ~