Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts

It's been a while, peeps!

I have to admit that I forgot the existence of this blog until I read one of the blogs. Yes! That's how busy I am (audit life, haih).

Life was pretty challenging, as usual. I told this to one of my friends once,
"You are not simple. Nobody is simple. We live in a complicated world and so, we are complicated as well. To me, complicated sounds fun. We get to meet people from all walks of life, get to learn new things from these people. In other words, we're like riding a roller coaster with different types of track layouts and in fact, we're riding one now. Life is a roller coaster!"


One month ago, I encountered one of the most unforgettable moments when I'm in Hokkaido, Japan. When people asked, "How's Hokkaido? Which place do you like the most? What do you like the most?", I can only answer them this, "All the places are beautiful and fun but I had an unforgettable moment there.".

There was this morning where we were scheduled to visit Usuzan Ropeway, whereby it is an observation deck on top of a mountain which offers panoramic views of Lake Toya, Mt. Showa Shinzan and Mount Usu's largest crater. Mount Usu is a volcano which has erupted four times in 100 years with its most recent eruption in 2000. Lake Toya, on the other hand, was formed when a huge underground volcano erupted and tore open a massive crater which filled in with water and become the lake we see today. Google it if you are interested. :)


We were supposed to walk 7 minutes of 300m high just to see the panoramic views but luck was not on our side that day. It was drizzling that morning and the whole mountain was covered with mist. The tour guide gave hope when we reached the top (as in the start point of 7 minutes walk) and suggested not to walk further because the wind was so strong and it was 2˚C. Most of them gave up and went back to the summit while the 6 of us (me, my bro and 2 married couples) continued our walk even though we knew that we won't be seeing anything because of the mist.

These are what we are supposed to see (taken from a random website):



We were given an extra jacket just to keep ourselves warm and an umbrella. With 3 jackets covering my body and an umbrella, 6 of us walked up the mountain. The steps ahead were covered with mist and we were not sure what was in front of us but with determination, we reached the observation deck. As expected, we saw nothing but mist around us with cold wind. However, it was an unforgettable experience to me because I'd never experience something like that before. Climbing up a mountain step by step with 3 jackets, an umbrella, a strong and cold wind blowing our face and umbrella, shivering and anticipating what lies ahead of us. 15 minutes worth of experience. Thumbs up!

And these are what we saw:



I, once, stopped halfway when I was on my way up because I saw a small bridge in front of me covered with mist and I did not dare to go further. I looked back and saw the other couples were so determined to go further, I gathered my courage and continue. That's the proudest and happiest moments.

Lesson of the day:
Do not give up even though you knew you won't get the results you expect to get because it's the experience that counts.


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Life is a beach

It was a Saturday night, right before my parent's usual bed time, my dad came to me and asked, 'Do you want to go Pangkor tomorrow?'

With a shocked face, I asked, 'Why, all of a sudden?'

He told me that I haven't been to Pangkor before and he wanted to bring me there.

Deep down my heart said YES, LET'S GO but instead, I told him, 'As you like!'. And that answer left me hanging because my dad went to bed without confirming me. I was excited the whole night but at the same time, I was worried that we won't be going tomorrow.

I woke up as usual the next morning and when I saw a few bottles filled with water, my first thought was: Yes! I'll be seeing Pangkor in few hours time.

And off we go to the beach!!!



I always love beach. The last beach I went was Miami beach which was 1 year ago. I miss every single thing from the smell of the salt water to the salt water itself, the sand, the wind and the sound of the waves. It calms me down and gives me peace.  It was a perfect timing given all the heartache and problems faced lately. So, thanks dad!

   

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To whom I love

If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day, so I never have to live without you. ~ Winnie the Pooh


Blessed to have my family and best friends who guide me, stay with me and bear with me no matter how annoying I am and a big thank you for accepting who I am. This feeling is priceless. Thanks for being part of my life. Loves.

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CNY - The Year of Dragon

Chinese New Year finally came to an end. Overall, I had a blast with the presence of my one and only brother after four years of celebrating without him. It was even special as my brother's birthday fell on the first day of CNY. As far as I remember, this is the second time his birthday clash with the first day of CNY. But, this was more special than the previous birthday because he's celebrating his 23rd birthday on the 23rd and he's born in the year of dragon. It was a rare occasion where it only happened to 1 out of 1 billion people. So, to him, it was a memorable one. To me, I lost the battle on who received the most ang pow money because of his birthday bonus from relatives. =P


CNY would not be a joyous one without relatives and friends gathering. It was hard to meet the whole family during normal days and so, family bonding time is so precious during CNY. Kids grow up and me, of course grow older.

The cutest kid ever <3

It was also hard to organise gathering with high school friends and CNY is the time when everyone is back and so, we made an effort to meet each other during this time. 


It was easier to meet my super close high school friends during normal days and we never miss our gathering during CNY. We gossip until late at night, played wishing lanterns, lou sang together, bai nian together, etc. I was so blessed to know each one of you who brighten up my life. I really hope that we can continue our friendship in many years to come. I hope that we can still hang out together like our parents who still have gathering with their classmates even after they reached 50.   



and how can I forget my Sunway friends =P

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♥ A picture speaks a thousand words ♥




Fell in love with this beautiful state




A must go place: Unbelievable




This is where my memories begin


This is where my dreams come true


Highlight: The Wizarding World of Harry Potter


Me love beach





These wrap up my 2 weeks trip in US. Enjoy and hope you guys like it.

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The US Experience

It has been 42 days since I came back from a country that left a big impact in my life. There are no reasons for me to hate that place because everything that happened is like a dream come true for me. I never once thought that I will have a chance to visit the other side of the world at this age. Thanks to my brother for creating this chance. Without him, my parents won't even think of going there and I won't even have the chance.

Unlike my parents who went there for a month, I went there for two weeks only and visited 7 out of 52 states. Barely one-seventh of the country. That's why I plan to go back there one day before my visa expires.

Highlights of the trip

1. This was the first time I'm flying alone. 17 hours of flight. I was worried at first but it was kinda fun going through the whole process alone. I spent most of the time watching movies instead of sleeping in the plane. If I was not wrong, I think I watched a total of 4 movies and played a few games. Now, I'm not afraid to fly alone anymore.

2. Thank God I passed the immigration. Witnessed a Korean lady questioning and begging the officer to let her off. Luckily, I was called by a lady officer instead of that stern-looked officer.

3. This was the first time someone opened the car door for me. Not including my parents though. Someone will open the car door whenever I reached the hotel. I felt like a VIP. I wonder if this kind of treatment is available in Malaysia. Well.. Maybe 5-star hotels.

4. I lost my watch on the second day at the hotel lobby (in LA). Couldn't recover it.

5. The weather there was so nice. Not so hot nor cold. But, when the wind blows (especially night time), it was extremely cold. There was once when we were on the way back from the suburb to the city, we saw part of the Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco) covered with mist. I was so curious that night that I dragged my brother out of the hotel to experience the cold wind. It was really really cold and I shivered and jumped around to ease the cold. However, the weather in Florida and Miami was almost the same as the weather in Malaysia. It was hot. Even though it rained almost everyday when we were there, it was not cold at all.

6. How can I forget about Yellowstone? The weather there was kinda cold too especially in the morning where smoke came out from my mouth when I was talking. That's how cold that place is. We were lucky to be there during that period because we were able to see the snow. I heard that it snowed two weeks ago before we were there and that's why the snow hadn't melt yet. WHAT?!?!?! Snow during summer?!?!?! That is weird.

7. American culture. The culture there is totally different from Malaysian culture. The people there are so friendly. They will greet whenever we entered into a shop or diner. They will assist and talk to us the whole time. I felt so welcomed by them. Even the rules on the road are different. The cars will stop for the pedestrian to cross the road if there are no zebra crossing or traffic lights around. There was once in Universal Studio where it was raining heavily and I was in a food court waiting for the rain to stop, there were two American family sitting with me. One is from Miami and the other is from Long Beach. They engaged in a talk and laughed as if they knew each other for years. They even chat with me. I was so comfortable with them.

8. The security at all the airports are very strict. I had to take off my shoes and jacket to pass through the scanner.

9. Domestic flight was the worst flight I ever had. Taking off and landing was a disaster as if I was riding a roller-coaster. The plane kept on shaking when it faced turbulences. Maybe because it was a small plane. The steward and stewardess were not as 'hot' as AirAsia's. They wore plain clothes and trousers just like a normal person. Without their name tag, I wouldn't know they were stewards. Now I understand why AirAsia is the best low cost airline in the world.

10. This was the first time I missed a flight. We were late for check-in (just 10 minutes) and they put us on stand-by list which means we had to wait for the next flight based on the availability of the seat. We were numbered 30 on the stand-by list and so, we missed the second flight. Thank God we were able to board the third flight. We spent 3 hours in the airport. We were already at our destination had we board the first flight. This happened in Miami and we wanted to fly to New York to take our midnight flight back to Malaysia. Luckily, we booked a morning flight to NY. If not, we will miss our midnight flight if the flight to NY is at night and we missed that flight.

11. I always thought that NY hated me because something will happen to prevent me to go there. I planned to visit NY on the day before I left the country since my parents went there earlier without me. That's why I booked 11.30am flight from Miami to NY so that I will have 8 hours to visit that place before our midnight flight. But because we missed our flight, we only reached NY at 5pm which means I had 5 hours remaining. To make matter worse, we had problem with our baggage storage. We thought we can put our baggage at the baggage storage so that we can go out but they charged 24 hours. We need to put for 5 hours only and it's not worth to spend on that. Disappointed and so, we went to see whether we can check-in as it was still early. Luckily, they allowed us to check-in and our baggage problem solved. Mum insisted not to go out as she's worried that we'll miss the flight again but dad said since I never see how NY looked like, we should go out. And YES, we went to Times Square. Finally NY likes me.

That's all for now. Overall, it was such an amazing journey with my family. Thanks to our personal driver and tour guide which is my brother. Without him, we won't be able to fully utilise our time to visit as much places as we can. I would definitely go back there one day and I'm even thinking of getting a PR status there. Who knows.


PS: I was so sad because I didn't have the chance to bump into celebrities. Arghh..

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Dedicate to my lovely brother

Say hello and congratulations to UChicago fresh graduate. I'm so proud of him.



It has already been four years. Four years of living apart from him. That's when I started to learn how to become independent without relying on him. I still remembered clearly every single steps he made in the airport on the day he left Malaysia. From the admission gate to passport checking and his figure started to fade away. My tears kept on flowing thinking how will I survive without him by my side. And here I am surviving after four years.

I felt so bad for not attending his big day. The day which I looked forward the most. I really wanted to attend and I can see that he really wanted me to attend but because of my mistake, I missed it. So, I'll make sure he'll attend my convocation.

I will truly miss the day when we chat until late at night because of time difference. I will no longer wait for him to online every day just to have a conversation with him before I go to bed. I will no longer wait for his call and jump around happily when I receive his call. I will no longer receive souvenir everytime he came back for summer break. I'll miss everything that happened these four years.

I'm worried that I will rely on him again once he's back. I just can't help it because he's my brother, my friend, my idol, my teacher, my guidance and my motivation. Without him, I am not who I am today. I'm blessed to have an amazing person by my side. I'll try my best not to bother him too much. I'll try not to become a troublesome sister. Hopefully.


BROTHER, I love you so much. And congratz again. All the best in working life and hope your dreams will come true. =D

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Life is good

Oh ya!! Did I mention about my last summer outing this year?? I guess it's a no.

GENTING was our last outing this summer. Went there to release stress since my results will be coming out the day after that. Nothing really special there. The only thing I like about that place is the weather. So nice and cooling. Stayed overnight at First World Hotel.

My dad and bro were so eager to play bowling there. And they drag me there even though they know that I didn't know how to play. Now, I'm addicted to it. I only realised it was so fun that day.

Went karaoke at night. It's just so fun that I almost lost my voice. LOL!! Should try to sing out loud when you're in a stress mode. It really works.

So, Summer is over.


Gonna say

HELLO, AUTUMN!!

&

SELAMAT HARI RAYA & HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!



Have fun ya!! =)

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Hangout in Singapore

This is the second overseas trip with my family this year. They love traveling and so do I. I guess it is in our gene.

This time there is no plane for us. Bus is our transport to the small island for 3 days 2 nights trip. 5 and a half hour in the bus is tiring. But all the tiredness is nothing when you get to travel.

On 13th August, 8.30am, we board the bus at Bukit Jalil Bus Terminal. But it only started its journey at 10.00am. This lousy bus wasted our time and spoilt our day. Learn a lesson: I'm more than willing to pay more for good quality rather than choosing this lousy bus. My bad luck continues during immigration. Just because I wear contact lens, it doesn't mean that I'm not the same as the one in the passport. Do I look totally different, stupid officer? The officer asked me how long I have not been here and check my IC. It's only 2 years and I don't think I change that much.

MRT was our main transport there. It's so convenient. Since I went there before and with the help of MRT route map, I'm the tour guide for the whole trip. Of course, I can't do it alone. My brother helped me a lot.

Our hotel was in Chinatown. We walked for half an hour just to find the hotel but to no avail. We gave up and chose another hotel since we hadn't pay yet. After checked in and settled everything, it's time for dinner. There's a lot of choices at the hawker center in Chinatown. Food was okay. Not bad.

Chinatown





Marina Bay was our next journey. I fell in love with that place as soon as I reached there. It was so beautiful. There's a casino there and all of them went in leaving me alone wandering outside. Luckily, they just went in to look around. Just across the street was Marina Bay Sands Hotel. The design inside the building was amazing. I wished I can stay there. We got the chance to go to the top of the building. Admission fee to Skypark was $20. It was expensive but it worth. Standing at 56th floor of the building was awesome. We can see the whole Singapore but not Sentosa. The skyscrapers with all the lights were so beautiful. There's a swimming pool there but only for hotel guests. Swimming at the top of the building will be awesome.

Marina Bay Sands

Casino in Marina Bay Sands

View from Skypark

Marina Bay Sands Hotel

On our way to Esplanade, we saw a stage at Olympic Park. They were having rehearsal for the opening ceremony of Youth Olympic 2010. Walked around at the Esplanade. We planned to continue walking to The Merlion. But because everyone was so tired and can't really walk anymore, we took MRT and went back to Chinatown.



Esplanade

Supper at Food Street in Chinatown. And there goes our Day 1.

Ais kacang + Cendol (durian flavour)



My favourite dessert

Day 2

We took our brunch before heading to Sentosa. No cable car this time. Express train to Sentosa will do. First stop was the Resort World. Planned to go to Universal Studio but tickets were sold out. Disappointed. =( Again, they went to casino leaving me outside. Many of the building there were still under construction. Sentosa was quite bored. Maybe because I went to Underwater World, watched dolphin show and Song of the Sea show before this. There's not much to play and see. My only regret was Universal Studio. I wanted to go in so badly.





Orchard Road

Since Sentosa was so bored, we left. We went to Orchard Road. Walked around. No shopping. After that, we went to People's Park at Chinatown to take a walk. Met with my cousin's friend to have dinner nearby.

Heard from my mum's cousin that there will be fireworks that night for the opening ceremony of Youth Olympic 2010. So, after our dinner, we went to Esplanade to join the crowd there. Everyone set their camera and wait for the fireworks. There's fireworks at the start of the ceremony. Nice. After raising the flag, there's another fireworks. And the last fireworks was after lighting up the 'obor'. It was so grand. Cannot compare to the one in KL. I just can't describe my feelings on that night. It was so nice. There's fireworks everywhere. I have to turn 360 degree to watch all the fireworks. All my tiredness on that day was gone. It was superb. I won't forget this night for the rest of my life.







Passing 'obor' from The Merlion through the boat

We had to rush back to avoid jam. There's lots of people leaving and heading to MRT station. And supper again at the same place. My dad fell in love with the food there.


Day 3

Met with my mum's cousin and family. They brought us to eat dim sum. No idea where it is. No MRT. No walking. After our breakfast, we went back to hotel and checked out. And they brought us to their house at Bukit Timah. Their house was big with a garden. I shall call it a bungalow. It worth SG6m now. It takes years for me to earn that money.

'Har mee' was our lunch at Beach Road before we left. It was nice and not spicy at all. And it's time to bid farewell to the small island.


More photos at Facebook. Check it out.

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Shanghai - 8 days 7 nights

I promised myself to blog about my trip to Shanghai but I just don't have the time to do that. That's why I drag it till now.


19/6/10 - Day 1

We got an early morning flight and I kinda liked it. Our flight supposed to be at 1.40am but it delayed until 2.30am. We need to wander around the airport for almost three and a half hour. Luckily, I'm at KLIA and not LCCT. At least, there's a lot of shop there. But I'm too sleepy to walk around.

We scheduled to reach Shanghai Pudong International Airport at 7.00am but because of the delay, we reached there at 8.00am. After the immigration and luggage collection, it was already 9.30am. The tour guide suggested to let go our breakfast since our lunch will be at 11.00am (early huh?!?!).

Then, we board the fastest train, Maglev Train as our bus was waiting us at another stop. The train went so fast to 431km/h. Our first destination was Oriental Pearl Tower. We had our buffet lunch at the tower and the restaurant was turning while we were eating. After our lunch, we went one floor down to see the view of Shanghai. It's so terrifying as what we were stepping on was a glass. We can see what's below our feet. I don't even dare to look down.

Then we went across the river through underground train to reach the other side called Puxi. All the buildings there were more to British type. We walked around the Nanjing Road. All those shops there sold branded goods.

It's only 6.00pm and we were having dinner. (China ppl ate earlier) Our dinner that night will be steamboat. Each person has one own pot. They don't have an area for us to choose our dishes. Instead, they served the dishes on the table. It's nice but I'm not full.

At last, they sent us to hotel.


20/6/10 - Day 2

We got 6.30am morning call as we had to leave at 8.30am. We had to pack all our things again as we were not staying in the same hotel. We had to sit 2 hour bus to another city, Jiaxin. On the way there, it suddenly rained. All of us prayed that it will stop when we reached. But it didn't. He had our lunch at Jiaxin and we saw a lot of wooden shop there. Quite traditional.

After that, we had to sit another 1 hour bus to another city, Hangzhou. It was raining there too. Hangzhou was a beautiful city and everyone rode their bicycle there. There's a special lane just for the cyclist and motorist. Our first stop was Pagoda of Six Harmonies. We went to the top and saw west lake around there. We got the chance to ride the boat at the west lake. But because it was raining, all the buildings were covered by mist. We hardly see anything. There's a love story about the west lake.

After our dinner, we went to see a show which talk about the love story. It was called 'The Romance of Song Dynasty'. It was super nice. But because the show start at 9.00pm, we walked around nearby there. There's a Buddha there and also a small street which sold a lot of foods. There's a lot of weird houses along the street. It was called the 'Weird Street'.

We stayed overnight at Hangzhou.


21/6/10 - Day 3

Same wake up time and leaving time. Again, we had to pack our things. Our last stop in Hangzhou was tea plantation. They introduced to us their green tea. And we had our lunch there.

Our next city was Dongyang. Another 2 hour bus. It started to rain again. We were bought to Dong Yang Fine Craftwork Hall. There's an exhibition on wooden crafting and bamboo plaiting.

Hengdian was our next city. Another 1 hour bus. The rain never stop. It followed us wherever we went. We went to Hengdian World Studios. This was the scene for all those movies which involve emperors. Eg. Hero. They act here. Because the bus driver lost his way , he missed a show.

Then, we went to a theme park beside the world studios. It's not really a theme park. I rather called it a small version of Disneyland. There's not much to play there. We had our dinner there and we watched 2 shows. One of them was just a normal show and the other was the most exciting. After a 15-minute show, there will be water falling from the top of the hill. Many of them wore raincoat and brought a bucket to play with the water. Those who did not play like us will sit at another end so that we won't get wet.

We had to sit 1 hour bus to get to our hotel in Yiwu.


22/6/10 - Day 4

We woke up half an hour later since they planned to leave at 9.00am. Packing again. It rained early in the morning.

We were in Yiwu's biggest shopping centre. It's more to retailer. Those retailers won't sell their things if we were to buy only one. They didn't even care to talk to you if you're not going to buy at least 10. They didn't do small business. They preferred large business. That's why we didn't buy anything from there.

We had our lunch there before heading to Suzhou. Another 3 hour bus. So tiring. We were so happy that it was not raining at Suzhou. Instead, it was windy and not sunny at all.

Our first stop at Suzhou was The Garden of Couple's Retreat. We rode the boat there and someone will sing for us while rowing the boat. After that, we went to a Hanshan Temple.

We had our dinner at somewhere like Petaling Street. The only difference was that there's no stall there. Only shops. Lots of shop there. We walked around after that.

Then, we went to see night view. We were brought to Suzhou Science and Cultural Centre. The building there was almost the same as Bird Nest in Beijing. It was so nice with all the lights around the building. We didn't go in. Our last stop of the day was Times Square. We were there to see the lights decorated on the building and not shopping.

We stayed in Suzhou that night.


23/6/10 - Day 5

Glad that we woke up half an hour later 2 days in a row. After our breakfast, we went straight to a factory which made and sold silk. They sold blanket and pillow which according to them will improve our health. Not sure whether they were boasting to encourage us to buy. There's a lot of shirts made of silk.

We had our lunch there. Our last city before heading back to Shanghai was Wuxi. 4 hour bus was super tiring. But luckily we stopped by half way to buy chrysanthemum. I think it was located at the middle of the highway.

Surprisingly, it didn't rain the whole day. After we reached Wuxi, we were brought to Wuxi Lingshan Buddhist. It was huge and we need to ride small bus from one spot to another. There's a huge Buddha standing at the top, Buddha's hand and also Buddha's children. There's a 15-minute show showing little Buddha was bathing.

Then, we went to a shopping centre at Wuxi before heading back to hotel to have our dinner. It was the first time I went back to hotel so early.


24/6/10 - Day 6

Our morning call was at 6.00am. Super early. My eye bag getting deeper and deeper. We had to leave early so that we can walk around the lake before the sun rise. After that, we went to a shop which sold pearl. They showed us where and how they got the pearl. They cut the oyster there and then to show us the pearl inside it.

Our last stop was teapot factory. There's so many types of teapot. Those who are interested can buy there. It started to rain when we left.

At last, we were heading to Shanghai after our lunch. 4 hour bus again. But we reached earlier. We were brought to a shop which sold jade. None of us were interested. And there's a big difference in their services compared to those who worked at pearl shop. Shanghai's people were quite arrogant. They hardly smile.

Then, we went to a place where all the traditional shops were located. I'm not sure what that place called. We bought a luggage there. The bag originally cost 300 Renmimbi but we cut till 50 Renmimbi. We bargained till the girl gave up and she was not that satisfied with us.

Our last grand dinner started at 8.00pm. It was a buffet style with many seafood. Awesome. Before that, we went to see Shanghai night view by ship. But too bad, it was raining. When we were on the ship, it was only 6.00pm. All the lights hadn't light up yet. The ship went one round for one hour. At 7.00pm, all the lights were lighted up. But we were nearing the dock. Luckily, the ship went slower so that we can take photos of the night view. Beautiful. I just love it.

After our grand dinner, we checked in to our hotel at Shanghai.


25/6/10 - Day 7

The day we all waited for so long arrived. We were going to EXPO. 6.30am morning call and we left at 8.30am. EXPO only opened at 9.00am. Dark clouds were seen everywhere. We were worried that it might rain. When we arrived, there's tons of buses there. Lots of people. All of us had to line up to get in there. Luckily, the tour guide was fast enough to get the ticket and all of us run to the entrance.

We were on our own until 6.30pm. Even our lunch and dinner were on our own. There's two sides and we need to take MRT to get from one side to the other. One side had all the country's pavilion and the other side had all the industry's pavilion. We were at the industry side so we had to get to the other side. We spent the whole day there and we didn't have the time to look around the industry's pavilion.

We went to Zone B first and it started to rain. Zone B consists of Australia, Malaysia, Indonesia pavilions and many more. Then we proceed to Zone C which consists mainly of Europe, Africa and America pavilions. The biggest zone of all and it's so tiring. We only went to Denmark and Chile which took only 30 minutes to go in, Czech Republic and Africa no need to line up at all. Most of them need to line up for few hours. We planned not to line up so that we can go to all the three zones to see all the pavilions. We had our lunch at Malaysia pavilion. They sold bak kut teh, laksa, nyonya chicken rice and many more. Not bad.

After Zone B and C, we proceed to Zone A which consists of China, Hong Kong and mostly Asian countries. It's far to walk from Zone C to A, so we took a free shuttle bus. And we just have enough time to visit all the pavilions.

We had our dinner there before travel back to the industry side and it's already 6.20pm. We didn't have the chance to walk around there. It rained and quite windy the whole day. I wondered why the rain won't stop.

After we left EXPO, we went to see Era show. It's like a circus. And that's it. My last night at China.

We went back to the same hotel.


26/6/10 - Day 8

The very last day in China. We woke up at 6.30am like usual. We went to Bao Shu Tang. We got a free leg massage there. Then, we had our lunch.

And off we go to the airport. Our flight was at 3.30pm. Once we got into the airplane, the captain told us we were going to delay our flight for 1 hour. Our plane can't take off because there's a lot of plane coming in.

We only reached KLIA at 9.30pm.


- THE END -

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Perak Cave Temple



I'm a Perakian-cum-Kamparian and yet I haven't been to Perak Cave Temple before this.

Have you guys been to cave before??
If you haven't, let me tell you how it is like inside a cave.

When you are inside, you don't feel like coming out because it is so cooling as if there is air-cond somewhere there. No idea where the air is coming from. And for most of the caves, there's water dripping from the rocks but for this cave, I hardly see any water dripping. I'm not a naturalist and so I do not know the causes of all these things.


Take a look what's inside the temple:















This is something like rest area after climbing up the cave. You can see nice scenery here but can't see whole Perak.




WELL!! Let me add on something.

I want to thank God for hearing my prayers everyday before results came out. I'll keep my promise.

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