’09 Christmas Deco

Last year I didn’t have much time to go for Christmas shopping. *sob sob* So, there are very few photos of the deco.

Queensbay Mall, Penang

The Curve

White christmas @ 1U - my favourite

Ginger bread house @ KLCC

Semester 3: 95%

Finally, I feel a bit more relax. All of my assignments have been submitted and my tough paper is finally over (1 more paper to go). This semester, I encountered a lot of non-contributors, imagine only a few people have been working actively on the assignment. Your guess is right - I was working like hell for my group assignments. I have spent some days during my year end vacation working on them. Luckily, I have supporters along the way, who have given me the strength and support that I need to survive through this.

Perak 1 Day Trip

It’s been a long time since I joined my ex-colleagues for a trip. I received a call from HS/CJ/Jason one day. No details were given except that it is a “makan” trip and the date. A few days before the trip, I received a sms from Queena asking me for my confirmation and to bring a swimming suit. I was shocked as no one prior to that told me that we will be going to the Lost World of Tambun!

Anyway, everything ended well. 10 of us departed from Penang at around 6.30am in 2 cars. I was so sleepy that I almost slept through the whole journey there. We had dim sum at Mei Ge, opposite the new Fu San. As we just reached, the waiter and waitress put all the food on our table to let us choose. Yummy~

After dim sum, we went for white coffee before departing to the Lost World of Tambun.

CJ borrowed me her swimming suit and luckily, the right size. The rental of each locker cost RM10 – very expensive. Jason was trying to squeeze everything into 3 lockers, but not successful. We are a bit disappointed with the theme park as they have very little choices when it comes to water games and obviously, even fewer choices when it comes to non-water games. The queue at the counter was super long as you will need to buy coupon first before ordering. We were starving and feeling dizzy after riding the “pirate ship”. In the end, we took twisties, some biscuits and soft drinks for “lunch”.

After that, we drove for about 30 minutes to Kampar, near UTAR for Curry Chicken Bread. Looking at the aunty as she sliced the freshly bake bread and the curry chicken with sauce inside the bread, it’s really mouth watering.

Then, we departed back to Ipoh for Lou Wong Bean Sprout Chicken Koay Teow. Crunchy bean sprout, smooth “bak zhang” chicken, fish balls and meat balls - yummy~ “kam kat” (a drink) there is nice too.

Klang Bak Kuh Teh

Recently, I visited 2 Bak Kuh Teh shops in Klang – Mo Sang Kor and Seng Huat. According to my “tour guide”, in Klang, Bak Kuh Teh is served in a small bowl in the morning and normally, they only serve claypot Bak Kuh Teh at night.

For Mo Sang Kor, they have 3 outlets in Klang. The meat is very soft and tender and the taste is just nice, not too thick or watery. The funny part is they don’t sell Yao Zha Guai. You will need to get them from somewhere else.

Seng Huat has been established for many years and they have more variety for its side products, such as tofu. It is normally known as “under the bridge”. Comparatively, their Bak Kuh Teh is more salty and the customer service is not so good.

Semester 3: 70%

This semester is extremely hectic. I was stuck in classes, assignment and work almost all the time. For many weeks I had been having sleepless nights and working endlessly on my assignments. Guess my coursemates were suffering too. Suddenly, I felt that I am an assignment producing robot, “printing” assignment after assignment. With 4 assignments due around my birthday week, I really had little time to enjoy the celebration.