Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Bitter Sweet

There's a feeling which puts on a cloudy sky but you indulge into it because behind that darkness was a beautiful lines of colors that once lights up the blue sky.

No, its not the World Cup frustration.

Although i am frustrated that Japan just lost to a panelty kick to Paraguay. Both team wasn't convincing but i'd say Japan played better than Paraguay on that match. If it wasn't for the panelty, Japan deserve to win. On the bright side, Paraguay for sure is going down against either Spain/Portugal. So start folding your clothes and book a ticket home. = P

And i've decided to watch the 230 match this morning against Spain v Portugal. It's just too good to be missed!

Back to the quotation above, I'm so thankful that today work at the office kept me busy. Yesterday night and this morning was a painful one. Emotionally. I was considering going back early and maybe keep myself busy at home with i don't know what (which worries me), but then later in the evening things at the office was getting real busy that i even went home late. Time just passes by without thinking about it and when i got home today, i'm just over it. So this was good. Thank you work!

You know, there's certain event in life that takes place where you just can't permanently erase it from your memory. You can pretend like it never happen, but who are you trying to kidd here? You can't lie to youself. There's a part where it's sober when the thought crosses my mind, but i don't want to forget it because it was a beautiful memory. 

I believe, why should you ever erase a memory that once bought happiness to you.  It might not be the same now, but back then you were happy, weren't you? So let's not forget that.

Anyways..its another 30 minutes to go till 230am.The first thing i am going to do in the morning at the office tomorrow is drink lots of coffee.

I will be a walking zombie.


Who do think is going to win the WC?

* Nothing is free these days, except the advert on my blog which i've notice certain brand decided to advertise themself freely. Hello,..pay me! pls? = D

Sunday, June 27, 2010

Mojito!

Hey you guys...thought i'd share this place where if you feel like grabbing something for a tea time, there's a great place that serve simple yummy stuff at The Gardens - Chinoz.

Price wise, it is kindda pricy...but i like the atmosphere. You can choose to either sit out in the open or inside. I always prefer out in the open, its much more laid back with people around. 

The menu that i find tempting which i saw many people ordered is the english tea set which consist of sets of sandwitch, cakes and cuppies and pastries, served with tea, for two people cost about RM48 (yeah?!).

My friend ordered vanilla milkshake (RM15).


We also ordered nanchos (is that how its spelt?), cost RM20. It taste good, i like the whole cheese and pizza topping.

I ordered a mocktail - strawberry mojito!! Very coolcalocious and berry! I will come back for more of it! RM15.


Total price of our bill RM56++. That much for a tea time huh? Kalo beli goreng pisang and cempedak goreng, and bancuh tea o sendiri pun sedap! = ))

As we were eating, we saw Dato' Seri Samy Vellu enjoying his meal at the same place. hahaha.


Anyways, that's about it. If you feel like checking this place out, its on level one just right in front of Robinson.

I'm going to focused on this WC match England v Germany. Com'on Germans,,send the English troups home!!

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Doorway to my Dreams.

Since I was a little girl I knew what I wanted
One day I would see the world and make my mark on it
Put in time, sacrificed never thought of thinking twice
Since I was a little girl I dreamed

Now I'm standing with you in this terminal
With a ticket so far from your love

Can I have one more kiss, one more touch
I just can't get enough of you
But I'm in a rush I got to fly away
Planes waiting up for me right at gate twenty-three
There's a Doorway to My Dreams
I could go or I could stay
Should I change my life or miss my flight'

My alarm clock in the morning said you got to go now
The breakfast you were calling and my heart just broke down
Cause tomorrow we will be waking up separately
Wish I never heard that clock ring
See I don't want to win if my hearts got to lose
(Don't want to win, don't want to lose)

So how in the world do I choose'

I just need one more kiss, one more touch
I just can't get enough of you
But I'm in a rush I got to fly away (fly away)
Planes waiting up for me right at gate twenty-three
There's a doorway to my dreams
I could go or I could stay
Should I change my life or miss my flight'
(Change my life or miss my flight')

How can you messure the promise of love
When it's weighing against a chance that comes once
How can I leave when I know he's the one
When the dust settles he might not be here

And I'm standing with you in this terminal
Crying my eyes out in tears
I just need one more kiss, one more touch
I just can't get enough of you
But I'm in a rush I got to fly away (fly away)
Planes waiting up for me right at gate twenty-three
(Planes waiting up for me at gate twenty-three)
There's a doorway to my dreams
I could go or I could stay
Should I change my life or miss my flight'
(Should I change my life or miss my flight')
Should I change my life or miss my flight'
What do I do' (change my life or miss my flight')

Fly away
Got to fly away
I got to fly away


If I had to choose between love and my career at this material time, I would choose my carreer.
I'm not in a position where i can commit to a r/ship where my professional life comes after.
That is my life. I practically spend more time there than i do at home.
Sometimes, i stay there longer because...i just like it.

So IF I HAD to choose, which i believe i don't in the future- i would choose my carrer.
In that song, she choose the same.

You?

* everyweekend pon dtg office ape..haha.

Saturday, June 19, 2010

Short visit to Saigon Vietnam

As promised, i said i would write a short brief of my trip to Vietnam.

I only stopped at Ho Chin Min City, which was formerly known as Saigon. It was a good experience. It's nothing like Malaysia. Roads there are filled with motorcycles, hundreds of them. That is their main form of transportation anyway.

Ho Chin Min City, formerly known as Saigon. Most of the places there still retain the Saigon name.

A sight you don't get to see anywhere but in Vietnam! Motorcycles everywhere. They like to "Pin!Pin!"- horn. First i was kindda annoyed thinking what is up with all the horns! Later i was told that's just how they roll it there. hahaha. So they're not actually mad at you.

Another sight you dont get to see anywhere else but here! What if blackout happens? Hmm..

What did we do there? We visited the Handicapped Handcraft Factory where they make sorta like pottery / vase and pictures with decorations made of egg shells and sea shells. It's really pretty and by observing how they make them, it takes a lot of patient and very time consuming. One decoration takes minimum 2 months to be completed.

At the Handicapped Handcraft Factory. It is quite expensive there but quality is guaranteed. If you want much cheaper you should try to find it at Ben Tham Market. Seriously cheaper. Things is Vietnam ARE cheap.

Then we went for a short tour in the city.

The post office was located in a historical building.

inside the building...

Cityhall

I didnt get the chance to take pictures in Ben Tham Market because my friends and i are just exhaustingly tired. There is day and night market. You should check out the indoor market which closes at about 6 pm. You'll be surprise on how cheap and bautiful the kain2 they sell there. There is a night market, but no kain sold there. I bought kain for my parents and my two sisters. For myself i bought a traditional vietnamese custume because i saw the stewardess at the airport wore it, and it looks really pretty. One more interesting fact-there in Vietnam, they can sew your clothes and it'll be ready in less than 24 hours. They'll send it right to your room even in 2 am in the morning.

* Tips: Buy in dollar! They also accept malaysian ringgit in case you run out of Dong or USD.

To say that my experience there was beneficial but it didn't impress me because at the first impression it was already ruin at the airport. Imigration service there wasn't so nice to us. At one point they looked at us like we were criminals, like we did something wrong. That's not the way to treat a tourist! But maybe we got unlucky by that one guy who probably had some sort of bad day or something. Still...

Then at Ben Tham market Lyn was almost threaten to buy at this one particular shop. Yikes! Despite that, i chatted with some lady who sells kain in Ben Tham market and they were nice. One in particular which i spend about 1/2 hour talking told me about her life. How she worked 16 hours a day with no day off. And her paycheck was very little. She said people here worked very hard but the pay is very little, and work is very limited there in Vietnam. Then she told me how much she loves perfume but she can only afford to buy the fake ones, but there in Vietnam it is still expensive. Her sister work in Australia sometimes buys for her the original ones and she said that makes her happy. She talks highly about Malaysia, she said it must be very beautiful there and she wanted to go there but can't afford it. At the point, i'm so thankful i live in Malaysia. My Malaysia is a great country to live in!

My Vietnamese tour guide

Okay, there you have it. This trip made me realize how much i love Malaysia and i really cant wait to go back home when i was there. Yes, Malaysia no doubt has the best airport and Malaysian people are definitly one of the nicest people in this world. We are by far much more considerate and well mannered.

Salam satu Malaysia!

= )))))))))))


Friday, June 18, 2010

Once again it seems..

Once again it seem someone really went to great high to go deeper into my writings..almost taking it personally..

You should really calm youseft, GIRL.

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

It seems...

It seems that ada someone terasa with what i write, because otherwise you wouldnt sound so provocative.

Poor you.

Did you do something wrong?

My Trip in Seoul Korea.

As you all know (since i  posted it up on FB, heh), i was away to Korea for 6 days. Actually it was only about 4 days, since we transit in Vietnam, minus the 9 hours flight and all.

 
All i can say about Korea is that it is splendid. The country is beautiful and i am always amazed by the cleanliness and tideness of the country. It is a very well planned city. It 's filled with tall buildings but not designed to chased the skyscraper, tall and high rise buildings. Not all bungalows and luxurious. But it was pleasant with buildings all neat aranged and tidy. It's just like in the tv series you see on television, or... on your dvd's.

 
Day One : We went to Nami Island. It takes about 2 1/2 hours drive from the airport, and then you have to take a 10 minutes ferry ride to the Island. Those who are big with Winter Sonate would know that this Island is the place where they shot the romantic and most memorable shot of Winter Sonata.

 
Nami Island is a half moon shaped island. Koreans believe that half moon resembles that life is unperfect. The story behind the Island is that a lady drowned herself because the man she loved was killed out of jealousy by the people who was jealous with her.
The Island is perfect for sightseeing being it's beautiful. It is also a lovers Island because it's perfect for dating.

 
 
This is the place where they shot one of the scene in Winter Sonata. There are many other scenery that looks similar as this, so if you're a WS fan, you would know which one!

 
Many koreans also visit this Island as a new way to proposed. Its like if the guy asked you to go to to this island with him, means he's going to propose, so get ready! and if vice versa asked, means YOU HAVE TO MARRY HER! Rumours has it, mawi proposed to Ikin here...

 
Still in day one in Korea, we head back to Seoul to Icheon Street. This is in the heart of Seoul. I love Seoul! Koreans people are all so fashionable and civilised! They dont speak much english but they sure know their manners. I fell so much at home as if i was one of them because they are so friendly and my fashion sense fits them. So basically, if you love to style up yourself, you wont fell out of place because everyone here is fashionable.

 
That's the hotel we stayed. Hotels in Korea are small but the interior is super classy, equivalent to 5 stars in Malaysia. I love it!

Day Two: We went to the Blue House which is the President of Korea resident. It was told that it looks small on the outside but it's bigger underground. Then we also visited the Kyongbok Palace.

Outside the Blue House

Kyongbok Palaca is huge and there's a live show where they demostrate how in the days of dynasty they performed the exchange of shift. Later on you can take pictures with them.

Later in the afternoon, we went to Everland- the theme park. We went on all the rides!! rollercoaster made of wood is freaking scary. It is the longest rollercoaster made of wood in the world!

See that rollercoaster at the back. Awesome baby! Although there were times when i was at the top i scream to myself that i should not have gone on this ride, but it's too late to go back off. Haha.I mean it okay, freaking scary. Scariest ride i've ever been on!

Day Three: We visited the National Ginseng Manufacture and Amethyst Factory. Not quite as fun, but not bad. Layan je laa. Hehe. Then we went to Namdaemun market, which is a must visit place if you go to Korea. Much like Petaling Street in Malaysia, only better. It's never ending and sells everything. It was raining the whole day so shopping was a little bit spoilt for us, but there's an underground shop too, so it was okay.

Things in Korea aren't that cheap, so dont expect anything to be drastically cheap. but i wouln't say it's expensive either. Although for certain, stuff in Korea are just irristable. You won't find them in Malaysia.

At night, we joined the Koreans watch the World Cup. Koreans was up that night against...(i can't remember.haha). it was still raining, but the Koreans was still there to support their country and they won that night.

Best night ever! That's my good friend / firmates in Uitm- Lyn. I went to Korea with her and her sister-Tania. 

Day four- Leaving Korea and heading to Vietnam!

That's my super cute and nice tour assistant = )))))))))))))))))))))

And there you have it, a brief of my trip to Korea which was indeed splendid. If you want to see more pictures, please visit my fb. I don't know how many times i've repeated this, but I love Korea. I'm planning to go back in the Winter season.

Halal food is very difficult to find in Korea, unless you're in Seoul, there's a muslim street. And muslim street is super cool because there you'll meet Hot Muslim Koreans and Adorable Muslim Indonasian. I had the chance to chit chatting with them at this famous turkish bakery shop at muslim street. Ah, so much fun and refreshing!


One of the muslim restaurants in muslim street.

Koreans love malaysian and malaysian love koreans. I stopped at this shop where this old koreans man loves malaysia so much that he keeps a book in malaysia in his shop. He even have us extra discount and he keeps a lot of name card from malaysian who visited his shop. We even saw a name card of our superior in AG!

Koreans are also truly friendly and they know how to take care of their tourist. Once they identify you as a tourist or an outsider, they'll give you free gift and free stuff. We got a lots of free stuff there! My oh my!

I can really go on and on about how much i love Korea and you readers are going to get sick of it. So better that you all go there too. I promise you that you will fall in love with it. I havent been to a lot of country in this world, but so far Korea is the best. I love Gold Coast but i would go there for a second time (unless someone sponsored me or some kind.haha). But i would go to Korea again. In fact im planning to do so (once again, i already said  that). See! I'm just going to be repeating how much i love Korea.

I'm going to stop now before you all vomit of my next i love Korea.

I'll write about my trip to Vietnam soon.

Tonight Korea v Brazil!

I'm wearing my Korea t-shirt tonight!

Anyong!!!!!!!



* My korean tour guide said i look like american indian and a man from Malaysian asked me from which oversea university am i from....im a proud uitms grad. A korean guy said i look beautiful. I love Korea!!!!!!

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Post Secret

One.

People think i come from some rich family or quoting an exact word from someone "ingat anak Lord mana".
Truth is, i just have a good sense of fashion.


Two.

Despite my spending habit is sometimes out of proportion, i do save.
I just don't talk about it.
And my dad doesn't supports me financially.
Haven't since my scholarship days.
But i still consider myself a Daddy's girl.


Three.

People always think i have a boyfriend.
I like to keep it that way.
I take it as a compliment.

And it has been 9 months since last break up.
I still think about him. Sometimes.
Sometimes. I still miss him.
I still think he's perfect.


Four.

Phone numbers are personal property.
If you want it, you ask for it.
If you want to give it away, you ask permission.
A friend of a friend doesn't make you a friend, yet.

I think you are rude.


Five.

I'm considering starting a relationship with different race.
Considering i had a  great time with the locals and what not other ppl in korea.
And relationship with msian that hasn't worked out well.
Haha.

Monday, June 14, 2010

back and in love!

I'm back home! I'm thinking whether i should go to work or not tomorrow. I already applied for leave, but i think maybe i should go to work. I'm positive that there is TONS of afidavit files waiting at the office.

i would love to write a two page experience in Korea, but not right now. I'm not in the mood. Can i not upload any pictures on fb? I'm being preassured by my friends to do, and the internet it so freaking pissing me off. There's hundreds of pictures, i'm too tired to choose so i just thought i'll upload all. The waiting is killing me. I might just dose of to bed.

I promise i'll do a bit of write-up about Korea. I guarantee you that it was amazing! Korea is so me! I love the country, the people, the style, the life. I wish someone would kidnap me and take me there! Oh, it so fun and refreshing chit chatting with the locals there, even though they dont understand english, but communication is still there.

I don't know what is it with Korean. Not just korean, but people that live there looks so decilious! (err, that do sounds wrong, aite?). Ex. i met two indonasian guy at muslim street, so adorable like pelakon filem indon ada apa dengan cinta! And koreans,,young and old are all too hot to handle for me.

Anyways, kindda tired..and still thinking going to work tomorrow. I'm planning to back next year. I promise to met him again! Oh god! I miss him! I miss Korea too!

*sorry to say, but gold coast and korea...i prefer korea! i'm seoul girl!

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Off to Korea!

Hey everyone. Been really busy..like seriously busy...i'm flying off to Korea in couple of hours and i just came back from the office. crazy right?

Anyways..pray for my safety okay. FB me if u want something there, i'll probably be able to see if there.

Chaucincau!!

Sunday, June 6, 2010

It is Official!

Hello boys and girls. I've been planning to write something from the hearts but i can't find the right groove to write it. Maybe it's because i'm outta love. Haha. No, i'm joking. I just haven't got the time. It's been a really busy hectic days these past few weeks. I was almost in the office every weekends. And it's going to be that way for some time. So excuse me for going silent soon okay.

I've got packing again to do....with Nadal on the television is really distracting me packing. Screw it for now, i'm gonna watch him! He's hot!! Btw, I  really can't decide what to wear, think i just packed my entire clloset
, almost.

I love my life!! I've got better things to do that screw my heart...haha. But every now and then these days, i think of him. Not in a bad or sad way, but in good way. I smiled to myself thinking of those sweet memories. It must be from that Penang trip!

I'm just going blah blah blah here.....flying off on thurdays...still working my ass off at the office.

And Nat, don't you ever leave me with him alone ever again!!!

*Daddy!! Nadal is not loosing!! He's winning this match. Record in the making baby!!!!

Saturday, June 5, 2010

That's what i call hot!

I donno how you guys define hotness, but i have one that defined mine.

He is hot at every angle. The sweat. The body. The running. And he's good!

So currently, he ranks at number two in the world..though there were times when he was on the top. They call him the king of clay, because he'll loose to some match but when it comes to the clay field, he'll win! Super cool! haha.

Other than he has a super hot body and looks, i enjoy watching him play because you'll see the effort he puts through in his match. He'll run like to hell to the ball even though sometimes it's just impossible to catch, but he'll try.

And one more, you'll see he likes to pull his undies a lot. Think maybe the size doesn't match him or the sweat is making him uncomfortable. Hahaha. I don't like to watch that, but that is his trademark kot. hahaha.

Who is he? Rafeal Nadal the tennis player.

I'm watching him right now. He's winning.

Oh Superhotness!!