Weekend in KL was very much enjoyable. Drove down with Amelia on Thursday evening and we went for our first round of shopping. I was lucky enough to share her Krispy Kreme moment! Lol. And she agrees with me about 'em. JCo and Big Apple still rule. My moment was with my darling boyfriend middle of this year. Hey! Two KK moments took place in my place in KL. Haha. We spent most of the day at Pavillion the next day where we successfully bought some stuff. I don't know whether to consider it a good thing that the end year sale has not started. He he. Well, I'm working a budget now so I'm trying to be as savvy as possible.  Anyway, the main reason I was down in the twin tower city was to attend a badminton-pingpong friendly match between Harta Intan and Efficient. Although I bruised my right toes on the morning of the event and ended up playing with a very sore and chipped nail next-to-the-littlelest- toe toe, I proudly played for the yellow shirt team in both the games. I played my first ever game of table tennis... singles somemore k.. don't phray phray. But I didn't win it la. Ha ha. Badminton's my forte (kinda). It was much fun being around familiar faces and doing something healthy together. I didn't get to take many shots with my camera because I was busy helping Auntie Bee take pictures with her beautiful Nikon (=D). Got to meet Junias, also a photography enthusiast, again from the other team; he works at Fox - where I interned.  At Efficient's badminton hall.
Later in the evening we were treated to a sumptuous steamboat dinner at House of Tang, Bangsar. Crab, prawns, fish, roasted pork were the mains alongside a whole range of other food, eggtarts, persimmons and cherries for dessert, and chocolate and chinese wine to end the first part of the night. The roast pig was simply the best I've tasted (and this is coming from a person who was never crazy over roast pig). My dad loved it so much. By the way, the pig was at least 3 feet long me thinks. There were about 50 people at the dinner and barely a quarter of succulent porky was consumed.  From left: Uncle Felix (..doing some African American dance. Lol. Just kidding.), Daddy and Aunty Esther opening the night with the cutting of the hugest roasted pig I've ever seen ceremony.
Then we everyone adjourned to Uncle Vincent's private entertainment venue. I. Am. Still. Very. Very. Impressed. *deep breath* Perhaps one day I should create such a space for my parents since they love to entertain so much, huh. The night went on. Some of us left earlier. It was a tiring but totally awesome day. Next day, I got my hair done at Hair Atelier by Joulten. I highly recommend him to all your girls. He's cuts and styling has been good so far and he's very informative if you have any enquiries whatsoever regarding hair styling and hair care. And he doesn't push for you to add on any treatement or buy the products or stuff like that. And he can ber-speaking English! That's bonus brownie points. Back in Kampar now. Holidays are near! |