30th
November
2006
C’mon gimme a big bear hug to wish me a happy 25th birthday. Yes those who already wished me, thank you but don’t be stingy of your hugs-lah You won’t lose any what. It’s my birthday today (Tenth of October) according to the Lunar Calendar which I have never followed in the past 24 years. I simply do this because nobody bought me any cake since I was not in Malaysia early this month.
Yesterday (before the clock turned 12) was not really a pleasant day for me. I was constantly pressurized by having clients bombard me on my mobile phones, making loads of complaints almost every 2 hour. Things seem to get better after having a brother praying for me. And I sincerely apologized to those I threw temper to. Really, people didn’t deserve that. Around 7pm plus, my best friend - Han asked if I’d like to have dinner together. And well, everything started to get better especially my other best friends threw a surprise to me at past midnight.
We had a pretty decent meal in Bongsan KLCC. After doing some Christmas & birthday shopping, Han followed me to the office as I requested his assistance to set up the Christmas tree. I alone couldn’t do the job well. The tree couldn’t fit in size. Both of us were figuring if we did the right step. Apparently the tree that I bought has a little defect in it, the stick couldn’t join together due to its same diameter. It took us a while to get it up eventually. Hard work! I wonder how others can set up a Christmas tree within an hour.



As the clock past mid-night, I got a phone call from Dr. Tan telling me she was just downstairs of my house wanting to give me a surprise. But she withdrew the idea immediately when she saw my car’s not home yet. They made a detour to my office and surprised me with a mango cake. It was indeed overwhelming to have friend remember your special day. A friend whom we know each other since 1988… 18 years of friendship?

Too dark, photo taken outside my office building. Mr & Mrs Koh & me-lah. Thank you so much for remembering me.


12 years of friendship and still growing
I truly appreciate your care & love. Oi, you not yet settle the bill you know? 

We wrapped up everything around 01:15hrs, gosh I’m so tired. I am already awake for more than 24 hours now.

posted in Fun |
29th
November
2006
You will have no idea how Macaurian is in love with cartoon characters until you see it with your own eyes. They like to decorate their cars interior by stuffing T.O.Y.S on their dashboard or even dressing up the car seats!!! And I suppose they are quite proud of it.
Macau proudly presents you Toys in Car, come witness bah!



Check this out…..My hair stands when I saw this.

I’m glad they miss out my beloved Doraemon. Otherwise a deliberate insult. 
posted in Humour, Travelogue, Macau |
26th
November
2006
Anyone who visits Hong Kong must not miss this!

It is highly recommended that you stop by McD and buy this little burger for HKD11.00.
I give it a 9/10! Argh, look at the egg-white and the melt cheese inside.

Ba la ba la bah…I’m loving it!

Yummy!!!
posted in Food, Travelogue, Hong Kong |
22nd
November
2006
Eating desserts in Hong Kong is a must, unless you’re suffering from diabetes otherwise it is a big shame. It is not difficult to find a shop that sells large variety of desserts, you see them located at almost every one or two streets across. My favourite for cold serving is definitely Mangoes! Who can argue it is the BOMB!
Mangoes and sago only!!!
Glutinous Rice Balls with Extra Mangoes and Mango Ice Cream!!!
It cost you easily HKD25.00 per serving. If you don’t take it too hard, it is almost same price to a large Starbucks Frappuccino Blended Coffee. Afterall, it’s not so expensive lah eh!
posted in Food, Travelogue, Hong Kong |
21st
November
2006
Anyone gave a thought on why Hong Kong gets even attractive after the sun sets?

I may have the answer for that. Everybody who has been to Hong Kong would know this place is damagingly crowded with people. No matter where you go, just remember this, you’re not alone. If you’re afraid of snatch thief, don’t worry Hong Kong is one of the safest city in the world. You will always see police patroling around the busy street. If you want to shed some pounds, I sincerely recommend you to visit Hong Kong where food can be expensive than clothing, so you tend to save a few bucks for shopping by skipping meals. If you’re on budget travel, c’mon Hong Kong is not a good choice for you. Unless you are fully prepared to eat instant noodles all the time. But that’s not of my lose weight program. Besides skipping meals, walking in Kowloon side or Hong Kong island can really give you absolute work-out. FREE somemore! Read the rest of this entry »
posted in Travelogue, Hong Kong |