On the registration day (Not the wedding one...)

Author's note: Raise your flag!

OK, so the couple have registered their marriage legally. Here's another event of registration.
It was the candidature registration for the general election.
Since they stay quite near to the registration center, they went there to have a look (in other words being nosy).

The registration was for the constituency of Petaling Jaya Utara. Just two parties showed up for the registration. Obviously the pro-government had larger crowd, more banners and more flags. The opposition was not too bad. Just a bit unorganized.

Early morning, the posters were up.

Gathering point for the pro-gov supporters

Ready for the march.

Paparazzi!

The candidates. What was the little girl looking at?

More crowd, more flags, more banners.

The blue wave...

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The wedding of ....

This wedding has some similarity with ours but, by comparison in every detail, each is still distinctly unique.

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Day 8-9 (13-14 May) We proceed to Thailand in the morning. The immigration process was the easiest. We crossed the river by boat and reached Chiang Khong (the border town of Thailand). Then a mini van to Chiang Mai. Arrived in Chiang Mai about 4pm. Looked for a cheap room and then had an excursion around the town. The next day we will depart and back to M'sia. It has been a pleasant trip for the whole week. Laos is a beautiful and peaceful country with abundant of unspoiled forest and mountains. Now we have to get back to our real life. End of the trip.

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