Last week I was at the Merry Guinness Launch at Malones at Sooka Sentral. I was looking for Sooka Sentral that day and asking Yuen Yee for directions. She described it as a “shorty building” with “a cap”. At first I was confused. What the hell was she talking about? How are the words “shorty” and “a cap” be used to describe a building. Then I saw it and I began to see what she meant.
Are you ready to see how a “shorty” building with “a cap” looks like. Taadaaaaaa
Source: Skyscrapercity.com
I got there in time to catch some Nuffnangers there for some drinks and the launch started shortly after. The stage area just had a black drape over it at first while the emcee welcomed the media guests there that night. Then the black drape dropped only to reveal a very very Christmas dinner with lamb, potatoes and all that.
I grabbed myself a plate, sat down on a long table and made friends with the people around me. Throughout they were playing Christmas music so for a while it really felt like Christmas came early to me.
Of course we did have pictures that night. Lots of them. Here’s a picture of me and Kitteh
Kitteh said she looked ugly without her make-up and all since she came right after work. So she put on these big black glasses that she hides in her bag for use in situations like this.
Glasses still don’t work in hiding all bad pictures though. I was going to take this picture of Kitteh, Jess, Kim and Yuen Yee
But right before I snapped that picture Kitteh moved into place so she ended up looking like this on that picture.
Looked like she was holding an imaginary pint of Guinness. I made it up to her later on by taking a nicer picture with her and Cheesie later on in the night.
The rest of the night turned out to be a lot of fun thanks to these people here
but I shan’t go into the details. Lets just say… booze makes you really happy.
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Another thing that’s new in my life is the recent launch of the new ChurpChurp.com. ChurpChurp as a company has been doing really well but we always thought it could’ve been better and wanted to improve it. So about a month ago we all sat down and really got working on the new site. The result was this.
The response so far has been great with lots of new sign-ups. Check it out here.
Timothy Tiah – Co-Founder of Colony, Kuala Lumpur Co-Working Space