These were the people (circled) whom attended the recent Chinese New Year gathering in Taman Machang Bubok. 
Second half of the photo.
Loh Sang an original Malaysian way of ushering a good new year, Singapore and Hong Kong are also following us to in this Loh Sang culture.
Roasted piglet with crispy skin to eat first, then 
the skinless piglet taken back to the kitchen to be re-do into this.
Red wine to go with the CNY foods. The huge wine glasses were kind of in the way getting the foods from the centre.
Everyone enjoying the foods.
Melon stuffed with dried oysters, mushroom, etc. etc..
Fish fillet rolled into dumpling steamed with bean sprouts.
Preparation by the Lion Dance Troupe before the ceremony.
This troupe is actually a team of school kids from a Chinese School in Puchong.
After the lions went roaming in the building, they came out to show off their skills.
The drum that makes all difference, it creates a great feeling of the whole atmoshpere.
EK Tan's super swing.
Chiam TM getting ready to tee off.
And there the ball goes beautifully as planned.
AS Lee monster drive but always not satisfy.
Umbrella for the blazing heat .
We had a perfect afternoon and indeed a lovely weather for an enjoyable golf at Danau, UKM, Bangi with a total of 8 balls.
The greens are hard and fast. Boon said it is a "Commando" course lah. 
But we had this putt from Jimmy, a birdie from a distant putt. What a memorable putt for him. 
Our friendly opponents CC & Boon reading the green. 
Boon executing the putt for a win.
Over swing by Mr. Jimmy Lim @ the Tee Box.
Boon demonstrating his up swing and say ONE
TWO and go.
Dinner at Seri Kembangan, Jalan Besar at Restoran Chen Fatt. The place was over crowded, fortunately we called earlier for a reservation and managed to secure a table.
The Man Section.
This was the tea house where we gathered ourselves and sembang till wee hours of the morning.
The Lady Section.
The boat.
We had light refreshment before the boat cruise.
It was a good experience for the young ones to take such a ride in this Merbok River, eventhough my mother was skeptical about it initially.
Visiting a platform rearing fishes was another fantastic experience we will treasure this forever.
Walking on narrow timber pathways was interesting, if you are not careful you might fall into the water.
Beautiful sun set as we cruised down the river.
