25 September 2011, Sunday
We were at a Malay wedding lunch today. Min saw some boys eating rice with their hands and told me, "Naughty boys, they eat with hands!". I explained to her that it is the Malay tradition that they eat with their hands. 
Halfway through lunch, the girls saw the ceremony where the groom's procession with friends, relatives, musicians and people meeting the bride at the bride's home. Min was scared by the sound of the "kompang" (a traditional musical instrument among the Malays). Min said the people are holding shinning shining umbrellas (yellow umbrellas). On the other hand, Zhen walked up to the procession and enjoyed the "show".
Halfway through lunch, the girls saw the ceremony where the groom's procession with friends, relatives, musicians and people meeting the bride at the bride's home. Min was scared by the sound of the "kompang" (a traditional musical instrument among the Malays). Min said the people are holding shinning shining umbrellas (yellow umbrellas). On the other hand, Zhen walked up to the procession and enjoyed the "show". 
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