(A small reunion of our bikers gang)

Today we attended a wedding reception in Dewan Dato Harun in Serendah, Selangor for Hj Long Zaini and Tuan Shamirul Afida's eldest son.

Many friends attended the wedding reception so it became a small reunion for the bikers gang. It was so great seeing them and touch base again. It has been too long since we last met. We were away most of the time, so we missed a few of the teh tarik sessions with them.

"Prayer will keep your marriage strong, so never hesitate to seek guidance..."

(Congratulations to Zafran and Nadia)

To Jani and Azwan

(A beautiful reception)

(The newly weds)

(A wedding reception at Bora Ombak, Putrajaya)

(SMKB friends from Kota Bharu)

(The newly weds with parents' school friends)

“The most beautiful discovery true friends make is that they can grow separately without growing apart...” – Elisabeth Foley

(The Kanchanaburi gang at Chon's wedding reception)

We attended a biker's friend wedding reception for his daughter at dewan RTC Gopeng, Perak.

It was also a reunion of our first biker group to ride together to Kanchanaburi in 2011. Today, we took a walk down memory lane and shared unforgettable, priceless moments. We aged with time and missed those moments of endless laughter, longest chats, and beautiful times.

(2011 - The younger us in Kanchanaburi)

(Beautifully decorated Wedding Dais)

(A small gathering of the SMKB girls)

(We were the early birds)

"Friendship means understanding, not agreement. It means forgiveness, not forgetting. It means the memories last, even the contact is lost..."

(Attending a wedding in Serendah)

This weekend we had two weddings to attend. The first was the wedding reception of one of a Masjid At-Tayyibin's qariah at his house in Taman Desa Melur, Serendah. We followed google maps' direction and nearly got lost in a Kampung Orang Asli Serendah when we took a wrong turn.

Another wedding was a wedding reception of an old colleague at a Pusat Komuniti Bukit Damansara. We got caught in a massive traffic jam because of the Thaipusam procession at Jalan Kuching heading towards Batu caves. 

(We nearly got lost in a Kampung Orang Asli)

(Wedding of a daughter of an old colleague)

(Tasty kenduri dishes)

(Delicious kambing golek at both weddings)

(A cozy wedding hall)

We attended Hj. Zack and Hajjah Kay wedding reception for their granddaughter at Lanai Anggun Eco-Sky. Hj Zack was not at the reception as he was at the moment resting at home on doctor's order to because of lung infection.

The reception went well and the food is delicious. 

(Nicely decorated wedding dias and tables)

(The newly weds and door gifts)

(Lanai Anggun at Eco-sky)

(The newly weds)

Today we attended one of our bikers' friend wedding in Palong 7, Negeri Sembilan. This is a second marriage for both the bride and bridegroom.

Lisa, Pali's late wife succumbed to Covid 19 a few years ago and left their small kids without a mother.

(The road signage to Pali's was covered with bushes)

Earlier we met a few friends for breakfast at Kodai Sarapan D'Sawah before we drove together to Pali's wedding. There was a large crowd having breakfast but we managed to get a table and had our nasi lemak and satay for breakfast.

(We were the first to arrive)

(Fauzilan and Aji Long)

(With Aji Long)

(The newly weds)

May the true love you share today grow stronger as you grow old together...

(Iwan's family with the bride and bridegroom)

Marriage is about giving and taking

And forging and forsaking

Kissing and loving and pushing and shoving

Caring and Sharing and screaming and swearing

About being together whatever the weather

About being driven to the end of your tether

About Sweetness and kindness

And wisdom and blindness

(Congratulations!)

(Iwan and the hantaran boys)

(Waiting for the entourage)

(The family of the bridegroom)

(Danial Haziq and Nadia)

“May your love be firm,

And may your dream of a life together

be a river between two shores

by day bathed in sunlight, and by night

illuminated from within. May the heron

carry news of you to the heavens, and the salmon bring

the sea’s blue grace. May your twin thoughts spiral upward

like leafy vines, like fiddle strings in the wind,

and be as noble as the Douglas fir.

May you never find yourselves back to back

without love pulling you around

into each other’s arms.”

- James Bertolino -

(Beautifully decorated reception hall)