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Happy 17th Wedding Anniversary Celebration !

We celebrated our wedding anniversary over three wonderful days!

Friday was our couple date. We started the day with a fun game of pickleball at the court just below our home—free, unlimited play, and a great workout!

After that, we had lunch at Pizz@ in Johor Bahru. The food was delicious, reasonably priced, and the host was warm and welcoming.








While I indulged in a relaxing massage, my husband caught up on some work as he patiently waited for  me to finish.

That evening, we drove back to Singapore with smooth traffic, just in time to attend the Bulletproof Marriage talk by Paul Kim. It was a great refresher and affirmation that we’ve been walking the right path in our marriage. We ended the night with supper and renewed our marriage covenant—what a meaningful close to the day.




We’re incredibly grateful for this simple celebration. No fancy restaurants, no glamorous outfits, and maybe not the most "Instagrammable" content—but it was filled with genuine joy, connection, and quality time.

Saturday, we continued the celebration with our beloved “Love Circle” ME friends at our cozy home. It was intimate and full of warmth.

Sunday was our family day. After church, we had a lovely luncheon with our kids—such a sweet way to wrap up the weekend before my husband flew off to Germany for a business trip.






It was truly a beautiful and fruitful anniversary weekend—simple, meaningful, and full of love.

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