Cultural Dance Rojak - 27th June, 2008, KL

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Cultural Dance Rojak - 27th June, 2008, KL
06.29.08 (10:21 pm)   [edit]

P was at the most interminable gala dinner on Friday night. The food was actually quite good, but it was one of those multiple-course lengthy chinese dinner nightmares and the fact that the appetisers were only trotted out at 9pm didn't do P's plan (to get to bed at a reasonable time) much good. The cultural dances were a mix of traditional and modern with umpteen-cultures at once. Some were more identifiable as Malay, Chinese or Indian, others were just a pleasant rojak (mixed fruit and veg salad).

P realises that these gala dinners are also marketing and thank you occasions for the organisers, and therefore occasion many many speeches, but could she issue a plea for organisers to start earlier? Or feed the delegates (at least 1-2 courses) before making the speeches? At least for dinners not held in mediterranean countries?

Sorry the images aren't up to much. They were taken on a mobile phone, and there was lots of fog and flashing lights.

 

 


posted by: ammegan (reply)
post date: 06.29.08 (6:40 am)

Wow..colorful!



posted by: pretensions (reply)
post date: 06.29.08 (7:36 am)

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