Tok Mommy: Happy Wesak Day

Monday 19 May 2008

Happy Wesak Day

Wishing my Buddhist friends and visitors a Happy Wesak Day and may you have abundant of blessings; good health, good fortune and happiness.
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1 comment:

mn said...: A.kum Kak Maria,

1. Saya guna kesempatan cuti Wesak ini untuk bawa family makan Nasi Kandar line clear, Penang..insyallah.

2. Saya kak Maria kalau makan nasi kandar mesti 'perfect'..ada gulai ikan bawal, daging masak hitam, sotong, telur masin, kacang bendi, papedom dan sirap limau. Puas !

3. Lepas makan biasalah drive kereta mata kecik jer.

http://www.penyokong-kj.blogspot.com; 2:32:00 am

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