Sally’s One Month Party
written by John Chow
Yesterday was Sally’s 1 month party. I booked 10 tables at the International Chinese Seafood Restaurant so 100 of our friends and family members can celebrate my daughter’s coming out party.
The first course of the 12 course dinner. Most everyone was full by the time the fifth course came around.
From left to right: Paul, Wolf, Ricky (standing), myself, and Sky. Yes, we are drinking Smirnoff Ice.
This is Sally’s cousin Amy. She is 5 months old.
This is Sally’s other cousin Daniel and his mom.
Sally at 1 month (and a few days), the reason for this little get-together.
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Congratulations John !!
She is absolutlely gorgeous. What a wonderful way to celebrate.
Thanks a lot! A good time was had by all.
Having a daughter is the best… and she will make sure you take some breaks from coding, writing, etc.
I like your blog dude…:-)
Bye
Man I dont even know why I come to this blog. You throw all these parties and never invite me, your first loyal blog reader from Vancouver area.
Congrats on the little one! I have a six-month old sleeping upstairs! I found your site while researching careers involving making a living using the web. Some interesting reading on your site. Thanks!
Rene (From the other coast, Newfoundland)
Hi, I m a new fan of yours… just know about your newly born princess.
Congratulation, and you seems enjoy at the Full Moon party!!
I’ve got a son who is now 6months old, a tough period now… hehe.
Thanks for all the nice comments everyone. And Thomas. You’re in invited to my CES party in Jan! See you Las Vegas!
[...] Last night was Sally’s 100 day celebration. By tradition, we celebrate a baby’s first month and first 100 days in the world. The 100 day celebration is a lot smaller than the 1 month celebration I held on October 15th. That party was attended by 100 friends and family members. By comparison the 100 day celebration was attended by just 10 people - my parents, Sarah’s parents and a few close friends. [...]