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Last weekend, 7atenine KL celebrated their 3rd anniversary in style by having a 36 hour party. As media partners, we were invited to a private session of free flow alcohol and tapas. Media partners were sort of more privileged than invited guest I think as it was held inside a private room upstairs and we were served non-stop until about 7-ish. Yes, the party started from 4PM, so we (my colleagues and I) were drinking champagne and beer at 4PM. We were already tipsy and full by dinner time.

drinking at 4PM

Oh, did I mentioned there were also 9 Russian models that sat with us on our table that night? Hehe…It was really a fun night. We stayed on until about 11PM, and by that time, I personally cannot (and shouldn’t) drink anymore because I had to send one of my colleague back.

We were also on the invite list for one of the sessions the next day. The dress code was “Chiq White”, so everyone need to be wearing white (or almost all white). Again, we started sipping champagne at 4PM. Ok, I’m lazy to elaborate much on all that happened, because there are just too many stuff going on. I shall let the pictures do the the talking then..btw..all pictures below are courtesy of Ruhani Rabin.

yes..that’s a real snake!

If you ever go to 7atenine in KL, I strongly recommend you their Long Island Tea..it’s one of the strongest and the best so far that I’ve tasted. We ordered 2 jugs that night, and by the end of the night, everyone was really tired and bloated. Congratulations 7atenine on your 3rd year, and thank you for inviting us to be a part of your celebration.

I was in Singapore again last week, mainly to meet up with my friends and party because the last time I was there (just a week before that), I only stayed for less than 48 hours. Well, I manage to meet up with Joyce and her friends and she took me to this place call Howl At The Moon. It’s located at Peranakan Place, along Orchard Road (specifically along an alleyway right next to CenterPoint Shopping Center). I’ve got to say I haven’t come across such a place back here in KL, and it would be great that they do open up a franchise.

“..Howl at the Moon takes the term "piano bar" to heights, with the piano players offering up witty discourse while encouraging the audience to "sing-along" to songs almost everyone knows by heart. Anyone who delights in good music will have a wonderful experience." - Howl At The Moon Tampa

If you want some fun having a guys/girls/group night out in Singapore, this is the place to be. There are performances from a band that entertains the crowd through a unique mix of music, comedy and sarcasm. What I like about the place that it has a “Phrase of the Night” board for the highest bidder. So, if you want to put up a quote or something quirky, all you have to do is to pay more that the specified price on the board and your quote will be up for all to see. They even have a “High-Roller” column, where bidding starts at say SGD$20. It’s really an ingenious way to get the crowd participate and to also generate income for the place…brilliant!

I just have to take this “Phrase of the Night” :P

I really had fun together with Joyce and her friends. If you know Joyce, you know how wacky she can be at times…

Joyce & I

The ladies

Joyce & I fooling around…

Juliet & I

The group shot..

I ended up super tipsy by the time I took the cab back to my hotel (it was around 330AM). The amazing thing was..the cab driver didn’t know where my hotel was exactly, so I told him to stop me somewhere nearby and I walked back (2 streets ok!)…not bad right?  Thanks Joyce for a really awesome night. It was really good catching up with you again. It was my first time there that night, and I can already tell you that I would want go back there again.

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About 2 weeks ago, April and her friend Yee Von, invited me and some friends to watch them pole dance at Mardi Gras Bar at One Utama. It was quite an experience. I never knew pole dancing could be so difficult. April and Yee Von are quite good. They can go all the way up a 12 foot pole and hang upside down just using their legs! Just take a look at April in action here..

Now April and Yee Von in action..

Then just when you thought you’ve seen ‘em all, then came a male pole dancer who is one of April’s friend. This guy used to be a break dancer, so he has a lot of upper body strength to do the things he did. Imagine doing a “hand stand” and “freeze” on the pole!?? I kid you not!

Amazing right? He made it seemed so easy..we were just all in awe and totally speechless just drinking our beers…

…but believe me..I tried it and FAILED miserably!

Hey..at least I got both my legs off the ground ok…now wipe the smirk off your face!

All photos by Yihwen

Last Wednesday, I celebrated a milestone. I wanted something simple yet memorable and what a better way to celebrate a milestone by having a simple dinner with my friends and family. Honestly I didn’t want to celebrate it on a week night, but I had no choice as I couldn’t have done it on the following Friday or Saturday nights due to me having prior engagements with a friend who is getting married on Saturday. Doing it the week after kind of kills the mood.

My guest list was at least 30-40 people, but having it on a Wednesday night, I already expected a lot not to show up, so I was quite overwhelmed by the number of people who came.

27 people showed up..

Every year for my birthday, I like to bring all my different groups of friends together as I think it’s the only one time of the year, I can get to see so many of my friends at once. Also for the first time in 4 years, I’m not drunk on my birthday (really…that’s a milestone by itself!) and needed no assistance home.

It was an evening that I thought it would be. It was the perfect birthday! I wouldn’t have had it any other way. Thanks to everyone who came:

Ashlin, Kristin, April, Lei Kuan, Rachel, Zara, Evie, Janice, Siew Yen, Jek, Jolene, Hansen + GF (sorry can’t remember her name), Doug, Karen, Rica, Yung Shen, TJ, Mike, Yih Wen, Chui, Regina, Jacqueline, Jon, Victor, Olivia, Christy

…and making it a memorable evening….you guys rock!

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Photos by: Siew Yen, Jek, Yih Wen, Ashlin and Zara (snapping with my camera)

On Thursday, my Art Director Alex and I, were invited by our client Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia for the launch of their new Pajero Sport model. Like any other product launch, there was a sense of mystery, fun and excitement. After the VIPs made their introductory speeches, the unveiling of the new vehicle was underway accompanied by Jazz music and food. The event was great and the venue was very appropriate. We certainly enjoyed ourselves. Here are some of the pictures..

guests with their goody bag

the models

Stephanie Chai, the emcee for the night

the unveiling

the engine

the cute Jazz singer

Alex & I posing on the Pajero Sport

Alex & I with the Mitsubishi team (minus Sarah)

My team worked hard to be able to put up their new website in time to commemorate this launch. There is nothing more rewarding than to finally celebrate your hard work by going to a function like this.