For those who wonder if their friends will attend my wedding dinner on Sunday, a preliminary list are as follow:
War Heroes: Shyne Loong, Tek Sing (+1), Ken (+2), Dai Fei (+1), SHL
Super-friends: Shereen, Eric, Brent, Eddy, Weng, Leonard, Ming, KC, Eeyln, Gan, Andre, Ray, Kenji, Fook Cheong, Kok Weng, Shann, Jimmy
Others: Association friends, overseas friends & Work friends
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Website
I am not good in webpage design but this is a little webpage I have been working on for my upcoming wedding. Please drop a note :)

http://www.theknot.com/ourwedding/JohnnyKoo&SachaSeeToi
http://www.theknot.com/ourwedding/JohnnyKoo&SachaSeeToi
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Bomb
I always wonder what is the most tedious job in sending bombs. Finding targets are never a problem for most. Actual sending of the bombs are time consuming and many are starting to use indirect method. Follow up works have been commented by most to be most difficult job. I, on the other hand, am still in stage 1- getting enough bomb to send out; which I am still seriously lack off with 40 days counting down.
You better watch out,
You better not cry,
Better not pout,
I'm telling you why:
Johnny Koo is throwing u bomb!
You better watch out,
You better not cry,
Better not pout,
I'm telling you why:
Johnny Koo is throwing u bomb!
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Last
Being the youngest in the family I was often being neglected in many ways. In fact, ever since I was born when my dad wasn’t even near the hospital. Since then, I was the last in almost everything else. The last to get a driving license, the last to graduate from school, the last to get married and so on. Yes I am always the last in the family and there is often little to be celebrated when there are many similar experiences earlier, however, in my own life experience, everything is first time to me. I guess I just need to learn to celebrate with myself, which is something I fail to do throughout my life. I attended a course some years ago that teaches us to celebrate on every little success, as the more you celebrate, the more success will come. So, let us rejoice!
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Winner
It appears that the red hot favourite “Dragon” and second seeded “Snake” might not be able to be able to get it done after all. The surprise winner appears to be “Rabbit”. Well done Putin! (Detail of this blog coming soon)

The Winner

The Winner
Monday, December 27, 2010
Car Stereo
Finally I have a new stereo in my car. This new Kenwood cd player is similar to what I had in my Mazda Astina back in year 2001-2003. Although I did not install the cd stacker and amplifier like I once had, the component speaker, which I installed together with the Kenwood stereo, is also very much to my liking. Finally I can remove an item from my birthday wish list (which I think this item has been on the list for more than two years). :)

Everyone loves great music, including Putin and his pet frog.

Everyone loves great music, including Putin and his pet frog.
Friday, December 17, 2010
Remote Control
Man solute themselves when they invent the technology of remote control. No longer do man need to walk here and there to turn on or off a switch. No longer do man need to install an ugly looking switch. They further rejoice when the remote control is spoilt and couldn’t find a replacement. The entire technology collapse completely. Fantastic invention that is, fantastic. Well done to my fan in the living room. Well done.
Friday, December 10, 2010
Aircond
Alas! The car aircond is not working and it feels like sitting inside a gigantic microwave. It reminds me of my Uni days where my car hasn’t got an aircond. Imagine how I sustain the summer in Perth, which often last more than four months. Talking about hot, my hairs are really long and thick now and I am three weeks due for a haircut. As I quote in my facebook, “Seriously, I seriously need a serious haircut.”
Monday, November 22, 2010
Accident
Here’s a few steps you can do if you are involved in a minor accident.
1. Jump out of a car/truck immediately and shout at the other driver (irrespective of whose fault / responsibilities)
2. Act fierce like gangster! (Looks like you are ready to hit someone)
3. Shout, “If you don’t like it, go report to the police!”
4. If You can speak in Bahasa Melayu and if the other driver don’t understand, you shout, “You go back to China la!”
5. Don’t provide any credentials, just drive away.
For those who unfortunately deal with drivers described above, please advice what can be done?
P.S. Police will believe whatever lie a gangster report as long as he does not need to do anything at the end.
1. Jump out of a car/truck immediately and shout at the other driver (irrespective of whose fault / responsibilities)
2. Act fierce like gangster! (Looks like you are ready to hit someone)
3. Shout, “If you don’t like it, go report to the police!”
4. If You can speak in Bahasa Melayu and if the other driver don’t understand, you shout, “You go back to China la!”
5. Don’t provide any credentials, just drive away.
For those who unfortunately deal with drivers described above, please advice what can be done?
P.S. Police will believe whatever lie a gangster report as long as he does not need to do anything at the end.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Singapore
I have the following conclusion following my latest visit from Singapore. The Chinese from China is conquering the world in terms of immigrants (almost every country in the world with the exception of Malaysia, which is going the opposite direction). I have nothing against it whatsoever, particularly in Singapore, whose food tends to be too clean to be nice in the past. With the Chinese moving in along with their oily greasy food, Singapore food selection has greatly improved and impressed. Perhaps its worth a Singapore Food Tour for once. :)

Yummy Singaporean ("Chinese Imigrant") Food

Yummy Singaporean ("Chinese Imigrant") Food
Monday, November 1, 2010
2007 Great Bordeaux Wine

We tasted and rated the following Bordeaux Grand Cru Classe Wines. Tell me if you think alike:
St. Estephe
II Chateau Montrose: Our rating 89, 89 (versus Parker 90-91)
Pauillac
II Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande: Our rating 86, 89 (versus Parker 88-90)
II Pichon Longueville Baron: Our rating 86 89 (versus Parker 91)
V Lynch Badge: Our rating 85 (versus Parker 88)
Graves
Haut Bailly: Our rataing 86, 88 (versus Parker 91)
Smith Haut Lafitte: Our rataing 90, 92 (versus Parker 90-92)
Domaine De Cheval: Our rating 90, 93
St. Julien
II Leoville Poyferre: 89, 91 (RP 90)
IV Chateau Talbot: 88, 84 (RP 85)
IV Chateau Beychevelle: 92, 91 (RP 87-90)
IV Brainaire Ducru: 88 (RP 91)
Margaux
II Braine Cantenac: 89, 90
II Rausan Segla: 89, 91 (RP: 90)
III Kirwan: 86, 88
III Giscours: 89, 90 (RP: 86)
V Du Tertre: 89, 89 (RP: 88)
St Emilion & Pomerol
Ch Cannon: 90, 93
Ch Laroze: 88, 89
Petit Village: 93, 95 (RP: 85) – Our favourite but definitely not for Robert Parker.
Sauterners & Barsac
Ch Surudaut Sauterners: 88, 91 (RP: 92)
Ch Climen Barsac 1st Cru: 85, 90 (RP: 98-100) – Parker’s favourite but definitely not mine.
Do you share the same view as us I wonder?
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