SS Quah's Anything Goes

The first order of business was to observe a one-minute silence for our old, dear departed schoolmate, Khoo Chuan Keat, who had passed away...

Picture taken at 6.06 am this morning Most people tend to look at the full moon only at night but it is also possible to view the moon ...

Burmese devotees making their way up to the Sima Hall Followed by the local devotees Devotees ringing the bell as it moves to t...

We were off to Kuala Lumpur for two days earlier this week. Took the morning ETS train from the Bukit Mertajam station and watched a col...

My old pals found ourselves in the studio recently, this time in Penang, as we went through some voice-over recordings for the videos we ar...

Like I mentioned yesterday, today, the 11th of May, marks the bicentenary of the St George's Church in Penang. Not only is this Anglica...

Tomorrow is the 11th of May, 2019. That is the day that the St George's Church in Penang (or to use their official name, The Church ...

Monday was the first day of Ramadan. Muslims every where have begun their month of fasting from dawn to dusk. And I wish them Selamat Berbu...

I was messaging Dr Teoh Soong Kee in Ipoh last week, asking him some questions about his schooldays and brought up the subject of his boo...

Many people who know me don't know that one of my favourite food is char har fun . True, I've always been talking Hokkien mee ...

Sitiawan is one of the few places in Peninsular Malaysia where you can find Hockchiew food. Hockchiew food is, well, different when compare...

Leaving Telok Anson town behind us, we then drove a long way to our destination, Lumut. Earlier, I had booked ourselves into a quaint ...