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Official Openin Ceremony @ Chinatown

Monday, January 15, 2007


Pig head anyone? =p
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  1. Blogger William Lim | 1:39 AM |  

    is that sotong ball i see beside the pig head? yummmm... i miss sotong ball...

  2. Blogger serenehk | 9:38 AM |  

    which company is this? :) din know people offer roast pigs for opening ceremonies except for HK movie/drama filming n stuff.. hehe..

  3. Blogger llk | 12:31 PM |  

    hungry.. hungry..

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