Malva Sylvestris

Dōmo, Konnichiwa

2009-02-13T07:25:00.000-08:00

Domo, the main character, is described as "a strange creature that hatched from an egg." Domo's favorite food is Japanese-style meat and potato stew, and he has a strong dislike for apples, due to an unexplained mystery in his DNA. Domo can only communicate via producing a low-pitched noise which sounds somewhat like his own name, but other characters appear to understand him. Domo-kun is known to pass gas repeatedly when nervous or upset.

[JP] Domo URL: http://www.domomode.com/.
[US] Domo URL: http://www.domonation.com/.

[My Giant Domo.]

Goodbye 2008 with Jive Talking

2009-01-01T23:26:00.000-08:00

The Pump Room, is a unique non-smoking dining and entertainment venue occupying a prime spot in Clarke Quay. This microbrewery and bistro is made up of three concepts that will appeal to anyone looking for a memorable drinking, dining and partying experience - a microbrewery, bistro and a bar with a live band and room to party.

Of coz, this also my 1st time attending the Jive Talkin'. One of Singapore’s most popular and established bands – spices up the evening with its vibrant and funky repertoire of pop, rock and jazz. Performance start every night (except Mondays) from 10.30pm.

Information:
Operating Hours: Mon-Thurs 12nn - 3am; Fri-Sat 12nn - 5am; Sun 11.30am - 3am
Cuisine: International, Pub, Bar, Lounge
Specialty: Crispy Blueswimmer Crabcake, Paperbark-Smoked Scottish Salmon
Average price: approx. S$40 - 55/person

The Pump Room @ Clarke Quay
3B River Valley Road,
The Foundry, Clarke Quay
#01-09/10, Singapore 179021
Tel : +65 6334 2628

[The Canery.]

[Group photo in the Pump Room, Chloe, Jason, Kaelyn, Alvin & Andy.]

[Andy & Me.]

[The Pump Room.]

[Lady Gaga?]

X'MAS2008. When KL Meet Spore

2008-12-26T13:00:00.000-08:00

Sorry for the belated updating of my Xmas celebration.

Here I'm going to present you, the excitement of my Xmas, where my Baruvi's schoolmate & friends came to Singapore and have a small party at Jackal's home.

And I have to say sorry to all my friends.

Where I was stuck with my workloads on the occasion, and unable show you around. Thanks to Jackal, Qi and San, they did a well job. So I prefered took my lunch break to get some small presents, to spice up the Xmas party at night :)

[XMAS Homemade Steamboat Party.]

[Meet new friends, Chef. LeePeng & Pretty Mom. Agnes.]

[Small suprise on that night.]

[Photoshooting oppotunity.]

[Playing around with my presents.]

[From left: LeePeng, San, Qi, Jason, Agnes, Chloe, Mike, Kynki, Cally & Ting.]

[Early Boxing Day after 12midnight.]

[Dinner at Bedok85 market.]

[My late breakfast. No doubt I just woke up.]

[A Thai restaurant near Jackal's working place, at LiangSiah St.]

[Going for Rochor Beancurd.]

[Rochor Beancurd. Kynki & Ting.]

Mega TT @ Malacca on 6-12-2008

2008-12-07T22:00:00.000-08:00

TVCM (Toyota Vios Club Malaysia)

It was my 2nd mega gathering since I joined this club. This round we have Johor Div. (consist of Johore Bahru, Batu Pahat, Pontian, Muar, Segamat & Kota Tinggi), Seremban Div. (consist of Vios Club N.9), Klang Valley Div. and our host team, Malacca Div. Thanks to "D" by having this event.

Most probability our activities for traveling & eat around the city, of coz the MITC AUTOSHOW. Becoz of weekend, we facing heavy traffic problem along the journey, and raining day, we're forced to skip certain activities especially the MITC carshow.

Yeah, meet with lot of new friends, especially Karenna..the only female Vios owner that night.

[Dinner & Gathering at Malacca, can't really recall that restaurant name.]

[Dinner & Gathering at Malacca.]

[Our convoy.]

[Our team members.]

[Group photo of our Vios, around 50 cars?]

[My junk among these powerful mod ver.]

[Group photo of our Vios.]

Bad News & Good News

2008-11-27T02:45:00.000-08:00

Going mad again. I've lost my passport for 2nd time.

And congratulations. After an hour queuing Malaysian High Commission @ Jervois Road, talking to those Muslim workers in English, and their answered in Malay. Finally my temporary passport is ready. Although it's super ugly, now I can go back Malaysia to get my replacement done ASAP.

Yeah make this a point for those Malaysian in this country, who read this post. Our high comm running business in CASH only. CashCard or NETS are useless there. My Emergency Cert cost me S$22 nett.

Malaysian High Commission
301 Jervois Road S249077
Tel : +65 62350111, 67328067

[Ugly Browny Emergency Cert.]

O.D.M Pixel Square Launch @ Butter Factory

2008-11-07T13:00:00.000-08:00

An invitation by Alvin to join him and East Stallion Team (E.S.) to the O.D.M party that was to be held at The Butter Factory. Was pretty tired that particular day as I busy rush out artworks & few proposal. But as i already promised him days ago, thought i should at least swing by for a short while. Turned out that i really liked the place!

After met up with Chris and other East Stallion Team (E.S.), to attend the event along and it was accompanied by a whole lot of fun! Upon entry each guest is given a event sticker and some photo snapping. The photo was publish out straight away like a small memo-card.

The party was fantastic. It was a colourful and fun night with free-flow of Vodka drinks, perfect color combination on sponsored dress by 77th Street, pretty dancer & event host, great dancing performance, the funny contestant and grand luckydraw prize. And (its FREE)

Information:
Operating Hours: Tue from 5pm - 1am; Wed-Sat from 5pm - 3am; Closed Sun-Mon
Cuisine: -
Specialty: Pub, Bar, Dance Club
Average price: -

The Butter Factory
48 Robertson Quay #01-03 Riverside 48
Tel : +65 6333 8243

[Cool Product & Lovely Dancer.]

[Funny Performance.]

[Pretty Dancers from Studio Wu.]

[E.S. Team]

Saab I 2008 Saab 9-3 Sedan

2008-11-04T19:25:00.000-08:00

My new car from Randale. Cool~

URL: http://www.saabusa.com/saabjsp/93s/index.jsp.

The Beach Hut, I Called It 母狗的小屋

2008-09-19T23:00:00.000-07:00

This is my 1st time drop by this beach pub at day time, after our lunch at Subway nearby. The Beach Hut, as the name suggests, by the beach. It does actually have quite a good view of the beach from most tables too. Its also considered a friendly places where visitors thought of bringing their furkids and chilling out with a nice mug of beer.

It is very informal, shorts and t-shirts are the norm. The staff are very laid back and quite friendly, just I found their service is a bit slow. Food is a mixture of Asian and Western so there's something for everyone.

Draft beer, surprisingly it's San Miguel. They do a couple of other bottled beers too (Heineken, Carlsberg, Stouts etc). Downside with the Beach Hut is that they have no restroom for customers - you have to walk to McDonald's and use their toilets next door (its FREE.)

Information:
Operating Hours: Sun-Thurs from 11am - 12am; Fri-Sat from 11am - 2am
Cuisine: Asian, Western, Singaporean
Specialty: Pub, Bar, Restaurant
Average price: approx. S$15 - 25/person

The Beach Hut
1000 East Coast Parkway
Blk B, unit 21 Marine Cove
Tel : +65 6245 1932

[AQ with his coconut drink.]

[This is Randale.]

[A good view of the beach.]

[It's Friday man.]

A Slice of Heaven @ The Cheesecake Cafe

2008-09-18T23:00:00.000-07:00

Chill-out during working hour.

The Cheesecake Cafe. is a cool chill-out spot in the Siglap area. With comfortable sofa seats, dim lightings with candles dotted around the cafe, chill out music in the background, and a lovely angel fountain, The Cheesecake Cafe has the perfect laid-back ambience where you can sip some wine and enjoy some cheesecake with a group of your friends as you chat the night away.

The interior is pretty cool with art on the walls, comfy sofas and a mini fountain. With such a cosy ambience, you might be thinking along the line of a hotel lounge or a cool spot in town. But no, located in the Siglap neighbourhood, you’re warmly welcomed even if you are clad in just your berms. There’s absolutely no pretence at The Cheesecake Cafe.

So I tried their Chocolate Tiramisu. The chocolate powder was rich but not overpowering. Should try this one if you, like me, don't eat the cheesecake. And I had ice mocha.

If food is no issue or fuss and you want to have a relaxing night of conversations going; I will definitely drop by again. And I love the ambience there so much. But i do agree that the cakes are quite costly for their portion. Luckily this is not a everyday's affair :)

Information:
Operating Hours: Sun/Wed/Thu from 3.30pm - 12mn; Fri/Public Holidays from 4.30pm - 12.30mn; Sat: 3.30pm - 12.30mn
Cuisine: Cafe, Deli, Bakery, Dessert
Specialty: Cheese cake
Average price: approx. S$ 5 - 15/person

The Cheesecake Cafe
685 East Coast Road, Frankel Estate Singapore 459054
Tel : +65 6448 7725

[Art statues near the mini fountain.]

[Art on wall.]

[Dimmed light & cosy ambience.]

[Birthday babe and me.]

[Chipmunk AQ and Ivy.]

[Slacking on the sofa.]

My New Toy: Samsung U800 Soul b 3G Phone

2008-09-14T23:00:00.000-07:00

This Samsung u800, is the newest member of the Samsung Soul range and continues the rich style and classy brushed metallic finish. Sporting a candy bar form factor, the Samsung U800 features a 3.0 Megapixel camera wth LED flash, 4x digital zoom and is capable of video recording. As well as 1GB of onboard memory plus the optional expandable memory card slot and an MP3 player, the slim line U800 is ideal for music on the go, plus Bluetooth v2.0 means support for wireless stereo headsets. 3G connectivity supporting HSDPA Mobile Broadband means high speed web browsing and downloads, plus the addition of a secondary camera for video calling.

Dimensions
111 x 46 x 9.9 mm
2" Screen

Main Display
16million colours
240 x 320 pixels

Digital Camera
3.0 Megapixel
2048 x 1536 pixels
4x Digital Zoom
Flash

Memory
1Gb on-board
microSD (TransFlash)

Features
Bluetooth v2.0
Email client
GPRS
HSDPA
Java
MMS
MP3 ringtones
MP3/AAC/AAC+ player
Speaker phone
Tri band
WAP 2.0 / XHTML

[Left to right > Soul b U800, U600]

[My new toy - 幽仔二号.]

My New ID Card

2008-09-11T07:01:00.000-07:00

This morning woke up early traveled down to JB for the collection. Although my new display image not that nice (never happen before), ya just feel happy when I get myself own ID card back. Thanks to our government slow re-action on working procedure during their fasting period. Finally, I've my new ID card, as well as other cards replacement done.

After a few months since that accident happened. Well guess my new wallet replacement coming soon too. Keke.

[New ID card. New display image. Ugly.]

Sin Heng Claypot Bak Kut Teh

2008-09-10T05:02:00.000-07:00

The bak kut teh here not only open 24 hours (except Monday), is also different compare to our usual bak kut teh which have clear peppery soup. This comes in a claypot and the soup is dark and have a herbal taste, which is mildly bitter. I believe this is similar to the bak kut teh more commonly found in Malaysia, but a bit more rare over here.

We ordered the special claypot, which comes with mushroom, vege and the black fungus, on top of the usual pork ribs. I personally enjoyed this. However, if just the bak kut teh alone, this place could have warranted a 4 star, but inclusive of rest of the dishes, is probably just average.

Information:
Operating Hours: 24 Hours. Closed on Mondays
Cuisine: Asian, Chinese, Singaporean
Specialty: Bak Kut Teh
Average price: approx. S$ 5 - 15/person

Sin Heng Claypot Bak Kut Teh
439 Joo Chiat Rd, S427652
Tel : +65 6345 8754

[Sin Heng Claypot Bak Kut Teh]

Wii Trip @ City Square, Johore Bahru

2008-09-07T23:30:00.000-07:00

Sunday morning, we (AQ, Ivy and I) meet-up for simple breakfast 1st at White Sands before our journey to JB. Mission today is get Ivy her birthday present, Wii (modified US version) from Johore Bahru.

After an hour driving distance, we finally reach Foo Hai workshop at Johore Raya area. We're stuck at that workshop for almost 6hours. Doing nothing just waiting them to fix AQ's car before we head down to City Square. At the same time we fool around with photo taking here and there, coz Ivy was too boring about car things. Haha.

Of coz nice bak kut teh for our lunch. It's just nearby the workshop with short driving distance. But I still prefer that one with "claypot Unagi", which I brought AQ there last time.

Until evening time, then we went to City Square. Straight to Level4, the gameshop where I bought most of my PSP game. Negotiate with my friend to get Ivy better offer. But can't manage help her fight for cheaper price, but more Wii games. Yupe I also get a few FREE PSP games after that. Damaged about RM1430 for the Wii, with 2 controller set and games.

[Ivy is filling up her departure card.]

[AQ and his Honda.]

[Sleeping babe.]

[DJ style A-simo.]

[ICE: PSP.]

[ICE: Sudoku.]

[Ah Tuck is fixing AQ's car.]

[AQ > Ivy > Xris.]

[AQ acting cute.]

[AQ and Ivy.]

[AQ outside the car.]

Join The Movement To End World Hunger

2008-08-29T01:06:00.000-07:00

OVERVIEW
Over 850 million people around the world are starving and the situation is getting worse every day because there is a global food shortage.

Every 5 seconds a child dies from hunger somewhere in the world – the equivalent of thirty-seven 747 planes filled with children crashing every day (18,000 children). Hunger kills more people than war, AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis, and with today’s soaring commodity prices, climate changes, increased conflicts and war, and demographic trends, the problem is worse than ever before.

MISSION
Join Yum! Brands in annual “World Hunger Relief 2008” campaign to raise awareness, volunteerism and desperately needed funds for the United Nations World Food Programme.

In a first of its kind initiative, Yum! Brands joined with the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) to create "World Hunger Relief Week" in October 2007 to raise awareness, volunteerism and desperately needed funds in an attempt to help end world hunger. As a result of last year’s campaign, Yum! and our brands – KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, Long John Silver’s and A&W All-American Food – raised awareness through TV, print, public-service announcements, public relations, web-based communications and in-restaurant posters and signage around the world. More than one million employees, franchisees and their families volunteered four million hours to aid hunger relief efforts in communities worldwide. The effort raised $16 million for the WFP and other hunger relief organizations and helped save over 1.6 million people from starvation in remote corners of the world, where hunger is most prevalent.

This year, Yum! is proud to partner again with the WFP to help end world hunger. This year’s second annual in-restaurant and online “World Hunger Relief 2008” Fall campaign has been extended to several weeks in order to address the harsh reality that nearly one billion people around the world are starving and the situation is getting worse every day because there is a global food shortage.
Our core philanthropic mission is to feed people in need. Yum! and our brands have been committed to fighting hunger for more than a decade by donating $50 million of prepared food annually to the underprivileged in the U.S. We understand, however, that hunger has no borders. As the world’s largest restaurant company, addressing the issue of hunger on a global scale is a natural fit. We reached out to the world’s largest hunger relief agency, and subsequently, our senior executives made visits to WFP operations in Sudan and Guatemala. After seeing the WFP in action, we were compelled to create an unprecedented, globally-focused effort to raise awareness about hunger and raise funds to help feed the hungry poor by donating to the WFP.

With your help, we can make a huge impact and help end hunger around the world for the second year. Together we can help significantly in bridging the gap between hunger and hope.

Here’s what you can do:

#1 Donate now to the campaign or learn to help save lives
#2 Spread the word with friends and family
#3 DISPLAY the campaign in your profile

URL: www.fromhungertohope.com.

[Make your S$2 donation at KFC restaurants]
[And receive a wristband and dining coupons as a gesture appreciation]

Satay Celup Trip @ Jln. Ong Kim Hoon, Malacca

2008-08-17T07:01:00.000-07:00

My half-day trip at Malacca just to stop over for satay celup. We (Chloe, my sister and I) drove up for 3hours and arrived at about 3.30 pm. The historic town was quite silent at that time, most day-trippers have left and the shops were enjoying the lull before the evening crowds.

First stop, Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, which just a few steps right away from our parking lot. This Chinatown temple, so called Temple of the Evergreen Clouds, said to be the area’s oldest, boasts colorful glass and porcelain figures and intricate wood carvings. From there we walked to the delicious popiah stall at Jonker's street, although not as well-known as that one on Jalan Bunga Raya, coz I don't know the Malacca driving direction well. Unless I'm ready to install GPS system in my VIOS. And the popiah man was very busy and yeah~ he ignore me!

Cendol is simple, just five ingredients: shaved ice, chewy pandan-flavored 'pasta', coconut milk, condensed milk, and gula Melaka syrup. Add-ins like sago pearls, nuts and red beans are optional. So far I still recommended the cendol at Donald and Lily's Nyonya Food, famous with Nyonya Laksa. There are many places in Malacca serving Nyonya Laksa, but this is one of my favourite.

Donald & Lily’s Corner is located at Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock (Heeren Street), within walking distance from Jonker Street and the reddish Dutch Square. However, the location of Donald & Lily’s Corner is less noticeable. Must walk to the back of Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock. But closed early.

Then I brought them to a cendol stall, opposite Chicken Rice Ball restaurant. Ran by a Malay? Indo? and interior decorated with Coke bottles and oldies collection.

Ban Lee Hiang Satay Celup along Jalan Ong Kim Wee is where our trip mission to be, where the locals prefer. But make sure you manage to reach there earlier, not for reserved but to get a nice parking place during dinner time. Like the popiah, only a few good food in Malacca. It's like a steamboat, sticks of foods are dipped into a spicy satay gravy. And the fact the pot is not changed every time new customes sit at the table. At first we thought can walk there. Until I lost my way, followed given information by local people there, and small accident happened on Chole's slippers. So I decided to drove.

There isn't much variety, just the basics like pork, shrimps, liver, braised pig ears, see-hum, quail eggs, assorted fish paste balls and such, yau-char kwai (my fav), kangkung, bean-skin cakes etc., but all were chosen for their propensity to soak up the terrific sauce. Not expensive. 40 cents per stick, 50 cents for the premium stuff like liver and pork. 3 of us damaged only ard RM40.

After that we skipped the Geographer Cafe, to Pahlawan Mall, until get her a shoe replacement before head back to Seremban. A very unwell-planned Malacca trip by me. Haha drop me a call if wanna follow me next time.

[Temple of The Evergreen Clouds]

[Jonker's Street]

[Monkeys...][and Monkey]

[St. Paul's Church][Popiah Time]

[Anyhow shoot~][Sun flare at St. Paul's church]

[Pretty cat][Lee San, my monkey sister]

[The Legendary Mamee]

[This is how when people thirsty of cendol][Self-shoot]

[Malacca river][Satay celup @ Ban Lee Hiang]

[My favourite Yau-Char-Kwai]

Tioman Trip @ Tioman Paya Resort

2008-08-11T13:00:00.000-07:00

DAY1, July 31st 2008
Thursday 8pm, we (Jackal, San, Qi, and Chloe) met at Queen Street Terminal for the bus to Johor Bahru. 5 of us overnight at Jackal’s place at Taman Setia Indah, while awaiting other from Kuala Lumpur & Klang which will reach Larkin Terminal around 4am.

DAY2, August 1st 2008
Early 7am, we woke up to prepare our journey. This will be my first time traveling to Tioman Island. I’m traveling with a group of friends and staying at Tioman Paya Resort.

Jackal & Qi drove us for breakfast and I ordered roti canai with spicy gravy and chili sambal, of coz with my Iced Coffee Gau-Gau. After 2hours driving distance, finally we reached the Mersing Ferry Terminal around 10am, for our ferry to Tioman Island, lies about 32Miles from terminal.

We were so excited on the ferry. Can’t wait to jump on the deck and enjoy photo-taking with nice seascape. But that excitement only last for 20minutes. Most of us fall seasickness easily, except these 3 monkeys growth up at beach: Jackal, Qi and San. If not mistaken I think they growth up at beach, a typical beach boy haha.

One thing for sure, Tioman Island is fucking hot..really! After resort check-in, we went for a quick lunch with big bowl of Ice-Kacang from Malay Stall. As expected, their cook not that fantastic at all, plus their lousy customer service. But who care? We're fucking hungry after few hours journey. Thumbs up for Ice-Kacang. First time saw it topped up with milo..must try!

Firstly, we went to the rockfall in front of our chalet direction, start with a short distance of jungle trekking. With the icy-cold water there, we all got refreshed from tiredness. And there was my 1st time tried natural spa Jacuzzi. Of coz, with our photo-taking here with lots of funny action. Later on big boys and girls went for their snorkeling nearby the beach and I'm resting and swimming at poolside there, where just behind the Duty-Free Shop.

Few hours later i went back and prepared for dinner. A well-prepared Chinese cuisine by resort, veges..omelet..soup..sweet sour fish and fried sotong..yummy. After dinner together we walk around other resort along the beach. Slacking around, photo shooting, eat ice-cream, buy drink.

At first night everyone fall asleep early, except me and Chloe. We went for movie screening at Paya Diver's Cove. Watching Madagascar, Star Wars with RM40 white wine and Ikan Bakar for supper. That's how I spent my 1st day & night at Tioman Island.

[The Journey Begin]

[Breakfast]

[Resting at Mersing]

[Parking near Mersing Ferry Terminal]

[Photo-taking before seasickness]

[Check-in & welcome drinks from Tioman Paya Resort]
[Jungle Trekking to RockFall]

[Problem Solved]

[Icy Cold & Natural Jacuzzi]

[Kynki & LeeTeng being attacked at RockFall]
[Funny "Stunt" by Michael]
[BrokeBack Mountain I - Don't try this at home]
[Swimming Pool behind Duty Free Shop]

[Chinese cuisine for our dinner]

[Photo Shooting at Tropical Holistic Spa]

[BrokeBack Mountain II - Don't try this at home]

[Sweet & tired babes at Tropical Holistic Spa]

[Me]

[Resting][Movie Screening - Star Wars]

[Ebb Tide I]

[Ebb Tide II]

DAY3, August 2nd 2008
With Nikon D40 ready, I walked around the resort and beach early in the morning. Followed another group of people, watched them catching some lively marine life before rising tide. So unbelievable and I gotta show you below.

Our snorkeling today at 9.30am. We used our breakfast at cafe, where served toasted bread, stir egg, sausages and cooled baked bean. Of coz hot coffee and milk tea. I gotta thumbs-up again for this simple meal, especially when the resort owner topped-up us with bowl of stir egg and 1x sausage for each of us. After that we carried our equipment to the jetty. We 10pax board a fishing boat and start our activities again, which is photo-taking and making noise around.

1st stop>>Duty Free Shop
A place where we bought our cigarette, wine and carton of beer for BBQ dinner tonight. It also considered a better village, and education provided for Tioman's resident.

2nd stop>>Marine Park
A place where we did fish feeding and snorkeling. Famous attraction with Marine Aquarium. Also, marine borer? a tiny yet transparent marine life, which keep biting me during snorkeling. No worry coz they left you no wound but tiny red dot which itchy your skin. And our lunch box with salted egg， salty cabbage, thinly chicken wing and salty sambal with rice.

3rd stop>>Broccoli looked island?
A place where we're here today for. With colorful coral view, fish surrounding you and our 1st enemy, marine borer.

We spent about few hours on the sea.

Back to resort, we had high tea at the ABC stall. Same thing we ordered ABC and our local delight Ramli Burger. This time Qi the person in-charged. He "made" all our ABC and served it nicely haha. Thumbs-up!

We carry-on our activities like kite-flying and beach volleyball! Firstly I am in the team with LeeTeng, San, Michael & Jason, against team Kynki, Cally, Chloe, Qi & Jackal. Guess our team are too strong to beat, end up we're requested to switch over San with Chloe. Still I think "我们这一组要输很难。" Coz obviously our attacking power and defending much more stronger than competitor, especially Jason, LeeTeng & Chloe tried their best serving, and scored. Michael's 离间计 and my netball defensing skill. Perfect formation.

Until then we had our BBQ dinner. A bit disappointed. Thought we can have something rich grilled food. Resort served grilled chicken wing, calamari(squid), sausages, BBQ fish with fried rice and noodles. Not half bad. After the dinner we walked along the beach, resting and drink some beer. Some people claimed that saw meteor at the night. Well..

[Chili Crab][Top: Jackal & Qi] [Bottom: San, Cally, me & Jason]

[Nice feel]

[Chloe, Cally, Michael, Jackal & Kynki]

[Turning her head facing the sun]

[Broccoli on the sea?]
[Qi is making ABC for us]

[Michael, our video-man cum. daily joker]

[Beach activities]

[LeeTeng with her Canon D450]

[Kite-flying]

[BBQ dinner after volleyball game]

[Drinking beer at beach]

DAY4, August 3rd 2008
Gotta check-out today before 10am. After breakfast, we gathered and wait for our return ferry at jetty. I enjoyed photo-taking around the jetty when i saw these kids fishing squid there, but some still feel hang over from last night. Think they finished all 30s can beer one shoot last night. We're too tired and fall asleep during the return journey. All in corona-rest mode until Mersing terminal. Haha.

Evening, we visited Jusco at Tebrau City. Had our dinner at Thai restaurant, KTV and X-Files movie session before heading back to Taman Setia Indah. I bought myself a new bag from Padini Concept Shop. Cost me about S$35 after discount.

[Memory with Resort's owner]

[Jackal in hang-over mode]

[Vomit acting]

[Cute babe staring at me]

[Sotong!!]

DAY5, August 4th 2008
Monday 6am. We woke up for breakfast and sent LeeTeng, Kynki, Cally & Michael to catch their coach back to Kuala Lumpur. We stayed accompany until all of them boarded their bus. After Qi and San rush back to Singapore. Chloe and I shop at City Square for moment before back Singapore. Jackal and Jason went back to sleep again I think. Haha.

[The End]