As our usual tradition, the entire
Cheung clan assembled at the homestead in Aruba for our annual
New Year holiday.
We travelled to Aruba together with the Westford Cheungs.
For our first dinner there, Ah Mah bought some Caribbean lobsters. She bought
three from a street vendor. They were a total of 13 pounds and cost $5.40/pound.
New Year holiday.
We travelled to Aruba together with the Westford Cheungs.
For our first dinner there, Ah Mah bought some Caribbean lobsters. She bought
three from a street vendor. They were a total of 13 pounds and cost $5.40/pound.
Mom prepared them Chinese style (chopped and fried in ginger and garlic). They were de-eeelicious,
and fed 11 people and we even had some leftovers.
The boys and me in the open patio.
At the New Year dinner hosted by Auntie Lim, Debbie delighted us
with her violin playing. She has only been playing for three years and has had
several performances.
The lively violin music caused Pete and Ali to break into some clowning around dancing.
Stephanie holding a paper flower making class with the help of Auntie Robin.
In 2004, Hurricane Ivan passed near Aruba and changed the nature of Baby Beach. We were glad to personally visit to see that
most of its natural beauty has remained.
We were invited to brunch at the Radisson by the Posner's, and were able to catch the morning greeting session
with the exotic birds.
As is Mom's tradition, she holds an annual New Year dinner of our own. Here she is frying up her
famous stuffed egg-plant. Yumm!
