The place was the spacious and cosy dining hall at the top floor of an office tower building of an established institution in KL city.
The date and time : October 16, 2008 @ 3.00 pm - 6.00 pm
The date and time : October 16, 2008 @ 3.00 pm - 6.00 pm
The occasion was the Hari Raya Aidilfitri open house co-hosted by a few divisions of the financialinstitution.
The multi-racial guests were staff from other departments and invited ones who came to join in the festive mood, to exchange Hari Raya greetings, to interact and of course to feast on the dishes which include tomato rice, satay, meehoon soup, roti jala, cake and other desserts. Senior Management staff were also present.
The host staff sportingly dressed up in traditional outfits and were standing in line to receive their guests. The ladies dressed attractively in baju kurung, cheongsam or sari whilst the guys dressed smartly in their kurta or baju Melayu complete with sampin and songkok.
The response was good as it was full house with all the seats taken. Everyone present was in cheerful mood and had the opportunity to meet up with all their colleagues and friends in one place.
There were good interactions which help to strengthen staff relations and inter-racial ties. This is true Malaysian team spirit in the work. For many who were present, it was certainly a lesson learnt on harmony and race relation others should emulate. 'Tis the harmonious society of Malaysia. 'Tis Malaysia Boleh!
The host staff sportingly dressed up in traditional outfits and were standing in line to receive their guests. The ladies dressed attractively in baju kurung, cheongsam or sari whilst the guys dressed smartly in their kurta or baju Melayu complete with sampin and songkok.
The response was good as it was full house with all the seats taken. Everyone present was in cheerful mood and had the opportunity to meet up with all their colleagues and friends in one place.
There were good interactions which help to strengthen staff relations and inter-racial ties. This is true Malaysian team spirit in the work. For many who were present, it was certainly a lesson learnt on harmony and race relation others should emulate. 'Tis the harmonious society of Malaysia. 'Tis Malaysia Boleh!
Pretty maidens all in a row.
All the men dressed smartly in traditional baju Melayu.
Everyone in cheerful mood.
All smiles for the camera.
There is plenty of food to go around.
Satay is a hot favourite.
Guests dining in comfortable and pleasant atmosphere.
From the window of the dining hall, I took this picture of the beautiful city skyline with the Petronas Twin Towers standing majestically in the background.
One for the album for sweet remembrance.
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Fond remembrance for this group too.
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