thanks!To describe my father in a few words would be using the Malay proverb Diam diam ubi berisi (means man of few words but full of wisdom) *proud to be putting my education to good use* :p .
But that is just a short description of my father. Because to describe him is much more than that. It might be a little on the extreme to outsiders to describe my father as the image of Jesus. To know unconditional love is one and to experience it is different thing all together. I am blessed to know what it’s like. To know that regardless of what mistakes I make, what troubles I’m in…he’ll always be there. He’ll always be just a phone call away.
That’s the main. Unconditional love.
To elaborate a little on my father…Adventurous, climbed Mount Kinabalu. Not once but TWICE. And at 64 being the second time? WOW. Determined.
Climb Mount Kilimanjaro in his mid fifties. Another WOW.
Brought another gift of God (my 11 year old brother) to this world in his early fifties.
OK, I’ll let you do the wow-ing.
Anyway, this post is supposed to be just a description of where I brought the man of the house to dinner on his birthday along with pictures. But good things are meant to be shared 
Went to dinner at Favola Italian Restaurant, Le Meridien Kuala Lumpur. It was a simple and sweet dinner with great food and of course desserts…Pardon the blur pictures. But let me assure you, the pictures do not do the food justice. Thanks to my cluelessness (I didn’t know that word existed) of the camera setting :p
Breads I wish to have for breakfast every day.
Sister with some wagyu beef lasagna. So very cheesy, tender and yummy!
Venetian pizza. Love the crust and generous seafood topping.
Cod fish so nicely done. Very creamy. Very fresh. Mmm…it’s making me hungry thinking bout it.
