Sister's Day @ Pandan

This post is dedicated to all brothers and sisters of Pandan - ex or present. I love you all.

Last Saturday our fellowship program was Sister's Day. It sure was a fun day - for sisters at least. Hey guys, don't sulk la. I'm sure you guys enjoyed it too... admit it!!... Hahaha. We had multiple games to them to compete between 2 groups, which at the end of the day become one group to withstand us sisters :P 团结就是力量 yo!

A bit too much to elaborate on all the games, so I just decide to post some fun pictures and videos here. Sorry for the not so good quality of it, especially the drawing part. However, thanks a million to Ming Yong. You are so generous to lend your hp to capture all these. These are precious :)

Comments

Marlene Lo said…

HAHAHAHA! Beware sisters - if Brother's Day not arrive yet! Hahahahaha

March 3, 2009 at 11:10 PM

Macchiato Gurl said…

oops, dint thought of that. YIKES! ahahha

March 3, 2009 at 11:21 PM

Kii said…

Hello

You are spotted for your creativitiy and featured on www.kiirey.blogspot.com.
I hope you do not mind that I used the photo directly from your blog but I linked back to your website after the picture, hope that is ok.

A little about Kiirey.Blog:
This is a blog to showcase illustration and creativity, handmade and handpicked and everything uniquely beautiful. I launched the blog with a first entry featuring Malaysian creative artist and crafter. In conjuction of the blog, the website www.kiirey.com will launch sometime in March, but everything is not ready yet. So please be patient and have fun with the blog first :)

March 7, 2009 at 8:52 PM

Anonymous said…

Revenge of the Fallen!!..Muahahahaha!! (Evil Laugh)...nah..just kidding... Anyway, it was fun! Please use Maybank!! We support Maybank!! haha

March 11, 2009 at 2:29 PM

Macchiato Gurl said…

hey iggy!! thanks for dropping by. Maybank!!.. Hahaha... ROAR!!! Good one dude.

March 11, 2009 at 10:08 PM

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