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Happy (Belated) Birthday My Love

This is such a past dated post.  I had planned to blog about it after my grandmother's birthday.  And then Mr Lee Kuan Yew passed away which affected us and the nation badly.  I then blogged about my feelings: about Mr Lee, his contributions and how we are reaping the benefits of his leadership.  And if you are following me on Instagram, you would probably know that we then went away for Easter to Normandy in France.

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K has not celebrated his birthday back in Singapore for at leat 7 years.  And this year finally he spent it with his family.  It was a simple day really.  As we were in Singapore and eating non stop, we started his birthday celebrations the night before at Ichiban Boshi at Great World City.


On the day of his birthday, we actually spent it at the Comex Fair at Suntec City!  He wanted to check out the latest tech gadgets and suggested going.  Which was a really good choice because it ended up me buying a new toy - my Samsung Tab S!  I saw it the night before at Great World City and with it placed on top of the keyboard I thought it looked so cool.  Long story short, we saw that it was the star buy of this year's Comex Fair and with all the freebies that came with it, it was so hard to say no!

Comex Fair done, we went back to K's place and had a family dinner with his mum, sister, and his brother's family.

Back home after dinner, the kids got really excited about the ice ceam cake which they chose for their uncle.  They played with the little bit of dry ice that came with it and lighted the birthday candles.


Everyone singing in unison.  Since this is a rare occasion - K celebrating his birthday at home, mama Ong actually asked him to pick four lucky numbers :)




Excuse the mush...

Happy birthday my dear hubby.  You are such an amazing person with no ounce of temper nor anger.  You are always generous to the people around you and love your wife selflessly.  You take care of the household, and ensures all bills are paid.  I take care of food and ensure we have happy bellies.  Together I think we make quite a good team?!  I pray that you walk in health and happiness all the days of your life, and may God grant you the desires of your heart.  Love you so much.  Keep smiling. :) xx

Signing off with one of or favourite songs of the moment: Thinking Out Loud by Ed Sheeren


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