Boss Goss & A Tea Tale

Nearing midnight and here I sat with my Thinking Cap, pondering, thinking of what to sing tonight... Actually, there are lotsa song in the head but I can't possibly sing All-At-Once, rite??

Last night, the Boss texted yours truly asking moi to attend today's management meeting. NOW, why does the Boss always seem to conveniently, have 'problems' on the day(s) when there are 'situations'? I'm still unable to figure out (so does my partner-in-crime) after working with the Boss for... let's see... errmm... close to 11 months?

Darn... does this sound like a rant, a complaint?? Noooo... must refrain from ranting... and it's only the second day of serious blogging!

I must start going to the gym! Already second day of May and I've not yet stepped into the gym which I enrolled in recently! And to make things worse, I've got two days of full training at work, tomorrow and Thursday! Can't wait till the weekend.

Cute-cute baby :D

Okay, I have something to ask here. Can anyone tell me, is it a MUST to do the cham char (in Canto) or the phang teh (in Hokkien) or what we generally call it "the tea ceremony" in a Chinese wedding?

LOL! Curi from someone's wedding pic.

You see, the Sister is gonna get hitched in two weeks time, no banquet dinner whatsover, just a simple marriage registration at some Chinese Association place, to be followed by a luncheon @ the hotel/restaurant. Then, maybe a month or two later, off to some honeymooning in the continent of Bangchai.

The Sister and the hubby-to-be probably couldn't be bothered with all the wedding traditions because things could get very ma fan if they were to have the proper banquet and all, plus the fact that both sides of the family hail from different states with a distance of more than 300km apart, didn't make things easier. Since both families don't mind not having the banquet, so, both of them happy lar, u know. But the thing is, I've been asking around and was told that at least the tea ceremony should be done. One friend said that it's a gesture to thank the family for raising us blah blah blah... and also a mark of respect to the elders.

So, I told the Sister months ago, hey look, at least do a simple tea ceremony after the registration at the hotel/restaurant. At first, she said that she might try to work out something but as the days go by, me thinks this couple might not do it. Just a while ago, again I sounded like a broken record and I think now, the Sister isn't quite receptive of the idea...

So, what's your take on this? Non-married/single people are also welcomed to sing some tunes to the angel, okay?

*Currently on-air, Meet Me Halfway, Kenny Loggins*


Do-You-Know that I still have not installed my USB Bluetooth Adapter after I got it from LAST YEAR's PC Fair?!