Agenda 18 Julai 2009....

Firstly,aku nk ucapkan TAHNIAH buat sepupuku WAFI di atas hari pertunangannya !

Semlm 18 Julai 2009, sepupuku (anak Pak Usu Musanif,adik bongsu ayah) WAFI telah selamat bertunang dgn gadis pilihan hatinya setelah berbagai 'dugaan' melanda ke atas WAFI...! mmg Pak Usu menjemput aku sekeluarga join rombongan lelaki utk ke umah perempuan di Putrajaya tp malangnya aku tak dpt nak meraikannya coz Ochia spt biase ade kelas tambahan UPSR di sekolahnya...Adik pula mmg setiap Sabtu ade training taekwandonya...hmm,anak2 ade aktiviti mak bapak yg terpaksa mengalah ! tp mmg tahun aku sefamily tak dpt nk join sgt klau ade program2 / invitation during the weekend...nak buat mcmane kan...anyway,insya-allah WAFI kawen 16 Ogos 2009 nnt kami akan dtg meraikan...WAFI cuma bertunang for a month aje,so pd 15 Ogos 2009 (kebetulan bday Adik) WAFI akan bernikah pula...disusuli dgn majlis menyambut menantu di umah Pak Usu di Saujana Impian,Kajang keesokan harinya....



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BON ODORI 2009 (Japanese Summer Dance)

Ekceli, pd hari ni juga ade acara tahunan BON ODORI 2009 di Panasonic Sports Complex, Shah Alam (formerly known as Matsushita Centre) dari jam 5 ptg hingga ke 10 mlm ! Kami mula kenal akan event nih sejak kami kat Jepun laa...sejak balik dari Jepun mmg kami tak penah miss pegi BON ODORI nih tp tahun ni kami tak dpt pegi pula...plan asal mmg nak pegi tp last minit hubby plak ade committee meetingnya kat Bkt Subang...aku tak kisah sgt tp ksian kat anak2 laa....diaorg mmg tunggu2 event nih every year July...nak pujuk diaorg aku bwk diaorg main dgn Isyia kat umah mama....kebetulan Naz balik mggu nih...so,hilang laa rasa kecewa diaorg kat BON ODORI tu hehehe....(sori ek Ochia n Adik,thn ni kita tak dpt pegi...insya-allah thn dpn klau pjg umur...)

serba sket psl BON ODORI :-


The Bon Festival is a Japanese Buddhist custom which is held annually to honour the deceased spirits of one's ancestors. It is meant to be a joyful celebration, bringing families together, and celebrating rather than mourning the lives of the dearly departed.


The Bon Odori Festival has been a fixture here in Malaysia for the last 30 odd years, and is more a festival of Japanese culture, with Japanese dances - including the traditional Bon Odori, danced specially for this occassion - music, food and lots more, presented throughout the evening.


During this event, whether Japanese or local arrayed in own resplendent Japanese outfits like Kimono, Yukata etc.

At 7 pm sharp, performers performed on Yagura - a raised platform where the drums are placed.