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Jai at 2 years, 9 weeks
Date: 05th August 2011
Bluetooth headphones
Date: 02nd June 2013
Jai at 16 weeks of age
Date: 25th September 2009
Zoo
Date: 24th October 2009
Christmas at home
Date: 25th December 2009
Jai at 50 weeks of age
Date: 21st May 2010
Bellydance at Kulcha, Fremantle, Western Australia
Date: 06th November 2004
Fremantle
Date: 11th May 2014
Javier Mortimer - day 20
Date: 07th July 2014
Photos from Nokia Camera, Quarter 1, 2006
Date: 31st March 2006
Erin Elizabeth proofs
Date: 15th July 2014
New Norcia, Western Australia
Date: 18th August 2002
Javier Mortimer - week 34
Date: 11th February 2015
Fremantle trip
Date: 27th April 2019
African Lovebird photos - Agapornis
Date: 10th February 2007
Kylie Whilliers 35th birthday party
Date: 24th April 2004
Eulogy for Cream, the Dwarf Lop Rabbit
Date: 18th July 2006
Javier Mortimer - day 9
Date: 26th June 2014
Dan Gaugin surfs at Trigg Beach
Date: 17th January 2004
Neil Hawkins park
Date: 24th February 2018
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« 11 » Jai at 87 weeks of age (1 year 35 weeks)
4th February 2011
Some photos of Jai from during the week, including going to a local restaurant, playing with friends, celebrating Chinese New Year, visiting the Temple, and going to Neil Hawkins Park.
- 256 pictures -
« 12 » Jai at 31 weeks of age
8th January 2010
Some photos of Jai as he turns 7 months old, including going to Dim Sum lunch in Northbridge with Ming, and visiting his Daddy at work.
- 152 pictures -
« 13 » Jai at 25 weeks of age
27th November 2009
Some pics of Jai during his 25th week, now weighing 8.4kg, and enjoying Northbridge and home.
- 157 pictures -
« 14 » Dim Sum Lunch in Northbridge
16th August 2009
We caught up with some friends to have a Dim Sum lunch in the Northbridge area.
- 18 pictures -
« 15 » Chinese New Year celebrations in Perth
18th February 2007
Richard and Eunice go to Forrest Chase in Perth to see the celebrations for the Chinese New Year put on by the Chung Wah Association of Western Australia. To celebrate the coming of the year of the Fire Pig, there were dancers and musicians, as well as the Lion Dance.
- 194 pictures -
« 16 » Richard Mortimer and Eunice Foo's Civil Wedding
24th December 2006
A small ceremony was held to celebrate Richard and Eunices Civil Wedding in their backyard at Joondalup, followed by a Chinese Tea Ceremony later in the day. The tea ceremony is the traditional Chinese way of marriage, and the Bride and Groom will kneel before the parents and offer them special tea to gain acceptance in the family. This is followed by offering tea to the older siblings, then the younger siblings repeat the process to the newly weds, to accept their position in the heirarchy of the family. Later during the day they went to Burns Beach to have some photos taken by the Western Australian coastline. The majority of photos included in this set were taken by Leonard Foo, Eunice's brother, which follow the events of the day.
- 68 pictures -
This set contains the photos from Peter's camera, of Richard and Eunice's Civil Wedding at home. Including more photographs of the Chinese Tea Ceremony, and the couple at Burns Beach on the Western Australian coastline.
- 154 pictures -
« 18 » Dinner in celebration of Kym
15th July 2005
We had a dinner in celebration of Kym turning another year older and landing herself another job, however in the chinese tradition of not celebrating your birthday in a year when a family member has passed on, it was a low key event with a few of us partaking in a dinner at Villa D'este resturant in West Perth.
- 30 pictures -
« 19 » Chinese New Year - Peking Duck at Warwick Chinese Returant
15th February 2005
We visited the Warwick Chinese Returant and ate a banquet of Peking Duck.
- 5 pictures -
« 20 » Steamboat for Chinese New Year
12th February 2005
We visit Dad and Bok Cheng's place to celebrate the Chinese New Year (Rooster) with a traditional steamboat banquet.
- 35 pictures -
