Monday, November 29, 2004

With response to the popular demand, yes, I'm back. I've been too lazy to logged online recently, let alone writin a blog entry. Been livin in a rountine for 6weeks. wakeup-cleanup-bathe-rushoutofthehouse-take-the-train-startwork-endwork-walktoparadiz-takethebus-home-bathe-sleep. Ok, sometimes i wuld meet up with the girls for a swim, or chillin out, before i contiuned the mundane stuffs again. But anyway, school startin nxt week. Which means, no more Offically wakin up early. This is when i'm startin to appreciate Lectures more. No harm comin in late.

Life's been great over the weekends. I've just got back from Malacca. Family Affair. And i've brought some extra kilos back too. Together with more shoppin of snacks, cute stuffs. All thks to my dad, wonderful recommendation of good foood. Honestly, the food there was really fabalous. Went to this Teochew Resturant whereby Sharon Au had interviewed and recommended. Gosh, i was indeed mesmerised by the taste. Irony, as Malacca was famous for their Baba&Nyona culture. But the food is so common! I was tellin my Mum abt how her cookin is better, the next min, she's all pleased. Watever! The best food (cheap) ever tasted there was the Baba chendol. It was a round ice ball, top with ample of coconut juice, drizzled with thick brown sweet Gula Melaka syrup. Wooohooo! If you dun mind the extra kilos, go try it. It's heavenly! Practically, the purpose of the trip was to stop over for food. As Dad wanted to bring his little chicks (tat's us) over to sample the simplicious delicacies. Wellz, everythin was good. The dim-sum, the chendol, the fried hokkien oyster mee, the chicken rice, the pasar malam, the emorous buns. But i still dun like the Nyona dishes.

After a 2days fun, my one-week goal:

To lose the baggies i've gained this trip.

beautiful memories on. 1:54:00 pm x ........................................