30 June 2009

Just 2 nights ago, we witnessed one of the most lavish weddings being held in The Westin.

My utmost best wishes and congratulations to my dearest friend, Kim Ong Suan Kim on her wedding with Josiah Ng.

I can’t believe she is married now. Gosh.

I am so glad for her for she has found the love of her life, and to walk the remaining journey together.

The feelings in me is beyond description right now. I am just so delighted and happy for Kim.

Kim, if you are reading this, we just want to let you know, we will always be here for you. No matter where you are, we will be here for you.

Now, when you put all these crazy Convent girls together with the newly weds, madness happens! Look at what we have done to Josiah. (Ooops!)

Look who’s here at Kim’s wedding. The big fan of Josiah Ng - Kenny Sia.

Kenny could not resist to take a picture with the Ipoh beauties. Right, Kenny? LOL.

Last but not the least, Kim, I am wishing you a blissful marriage and may the both of you live happily ever after! (Just like the fairy tales!)

Love you, Kim! Muahhh!!

22 June 2009

One of the reasons why Zouk was packed like sardines last Saturday.

He didn’t look that gorgeous after all the sex scandal issues last year. Hmmm….

21 June 2009

My daddy has always been someone whom I often look up as a role model in life.

A hardworking man diligently works long hours to ensure his family is well fed. As much as he spends most of his time working or traveling outstation (read: for work), he still finds ample time to look into his children’s welfares.

He is an avid reader, who doesn’t like to waste his precious time procrastinating. From there, you will realize that he is always found with a book or newspapers under his armpit wherever he goes. I guess I have cultivated the reading habit from him. It is his vast vocabulary and proficiency in English that has inspired me to read more. I can’t thank him enough for that. Without his advocacy of reading, I do not think I will be able to blog fluently here.
The amount of blood, sweat and tears he has shed for us children is beyond comprehension. Personally, I would not have experienced the best Pre-University (read:SAM) education available without his encouragement. I know that deep down inside my heart, Daddy has sacrificed so much, and in return, asked for so little.

The love of a father is unconditional. Though he may nag or complain at times, it is for our own good. I know I have to learn to please and honour my father more as life is unpredictable and I do not want to regret it later on in life for neglecting him

I love you, Daddy. Happy Father’s Day!

14 June 2009

Short Note: Once again, I have to deeply apologize to my avid readers for my long hiatus from blogging. I am struggling to seek ample time in producing a fruitful entry for myself and you. I guess work is eating off me lately.

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I love road trips.

Recently, I visited Bukit Melawati located in Kuala Selangor, which is about an hour drive away from the heart of the capital (KL).

It will be a perfect place for those who enjoy hiking up the hill and enjoy mother nature at the same time.

I suggest you do not visit this place after 10am, as the sunshine will be at its peak. Even the trees will not be enough to give you the shade or coolness.

There is also a “Muzium Permainan Tradisional” on the hill. A museum to portray the traditional games of Malaysians such as Congkak, Sepak Takraw and etc.

It takes about 10 minutes hike to reach this point whereby you can see the Straits of Malacca in a wide horizon.

But wait…

There are a lot of….

MONKEYS when you reach this point.  They even have stalls to sell “Food for Monkeys”.

Wherever you stand, you will see monkeys everywhere.

And they will be mischievous enough to steal my mum’s ice cream! Are they plain nasty or cute? Hmmm…

Some are brown in colour, some are in grey or black.

And I proudly present you the line up of monkey statues. Oh no, they are real. It just so happened they were ironically sitting there like statues!

lLook at this picture above, the tail must be really strong to sway from branch to branch!

This monkey’s face is classic. Somehow it reminded me of a child being confused about something. xD

I would like to conclude that Bukit Melawati is now a sanctuary for the monkeys apart from being a recreational place.

Just remember, if you are visiting this place after 10am, please bring your cap, shades and umbrella.

Somehow my mum was smart enough to bring a big shawl to cover up like the picture above! LOL!