We used to go to my grandmother’s house on Day 2 all these years. Even after her passing, we still practice the same thing. All mom’s brothers and sister (and their granddaughters) will gather at uncle’s house in Kuala Kangsar and whole house will be filled with kids laughters, chatting, gossips etc.
We reached there around 2pm in the evening and lunch was ready. I briefly took some pictures as they’re hungry and started to attack the food but turned out blurred. So no picture on that. Instead, with so many stomach to feed, what should we cook? Answer, steamboat! Just look at the table!
The boiling hot tom yam broth to cook the items. We cook with clear broth for the kids first, of course. 
Shall let the pictures do the talking…
My cousins’ daughters. Both on the right are the daughters of “my second uncle’s son’s” while the left one is my “third uncle’s son’s”. Goshdarnit, it sounds so complicated.
Alright, that’s for dinner. The next day, we went to do some prayer at temple and return back for late lunch.
Simple hor fun with ikan bilis stock, some choy sum and fried shallots.
p.s: Sorry for the short post. Brain was not functioning well…
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