Sunday, October 18, 2009

The Syndrome

Pei and DY arrived on Friday!

Again, I brought them to my favourite shop in Jalan Telawi for a very late lunch at 5pm. Marmalade it is. I ordered the best salad in the world - Sound of Havana while DY had pasta and Pei decided on the wrap, which she said "feels like I'm eating grass...blehh" HAHA

She always crack me up with her antics and expressions. Cute. :)

Then, we went for the screening of Cloudy with A Chance of Meatballs movie at The Pavilion.


I love the movie a lot! Very entertaining and the characters are really funny :)

Enjoyed the storyline too!

And before that, Darling revealed the secret to his mission of going to the Maxis Center at The Pavilion.

Earlier on, he told me he wanted the receipt of my purchase at Maxis Center to check a number. Silly me I didn't question further what number to check?

Anyway, I GOT MY iPhone!!!


Immediately, we walked to the Machine outlet upstairs to get her a baby pink glove and a screen protector :)

Tested out the camera:



With the girls who joined us for the Meatball cartoon

I guess the camera works out fine for me even though my previous Sony Erricson takes better shots.

Anywayyy... we both love the new phone.

After having Bak Kut Teh for dinner with Pei & DY, we went to hangout at JC's place as we still have something to get from her house.

And I always ended up with really nice nails whenever I visit her :)

Sorry I look so tired here... didn't bother to edit my pictures.



It's the start of a new semester tomorrow! Buck up people ... start your engines and perk up your brains! :P



XOXO,
youRascal

Friday, October 16, 2009

I got my gadget today. Yes, I can finally iBlog, iFacebook, iTwitter ... iSMS or i"whatever"

I am so in love with this new thing in my life right now. I feel so complete...hahahaha wth

And cheeky Mr D gave me a shock when he brought me to the Maxis center out of no reason. Oh I love surprises :)


Anyway, I am still figuring out how to do a lot of things with it. Please give me some time :)



Oh, something melted my heart and put me in tears just now.

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/video/video.php?v=1142094187652&ref=nf

Check out the link!


One of the most touching wedding trailer ever.


Look at how the groom kisses the bride after the wedding vow. I could just feel his excitement ... his pride in taking this beautiful lady (yes, she's so beautiful) as his wife. When he threw the bride's veil to the back and kissed her... like his first kiss.

Halfway through his speech, I just kept tearing I couldn't control them rolling down my cheeks. *wet eyes*

Kudos to the person behind the trailer too :)




p/s: Happy Deepavali :)



XOXO,
youRascal

Something Meaningful Back Home

After not being back to Kelantan for a long time, ... yes... I haven't been back since Chinese New Year. Call me not being a filial or whatever you want... but my mother is always around in KL during most of the holidays!!! What's the point of going back right?

Then, I figured out that I really need to visit both my grannies who are still residing in Kelantan. Almost immediately (after constant nags by dearest mommy), I clicked on Mozilla Firefox on my lappie, hook up Air Asia's official website and got myself a return ticket at a reasonable price.

I really miss both my grandmothers, aunties, cousins and my hometown delicacies (!!!)

But the first thing I did after arriving on a last flight on Sunday night, of course going to bed ...wth... (after a long chat with mommy).

So the first thing I actually really did was visiting my mom's children. Ok, apart from me as one of her daughters, she has another bunch of children. As in her students... and I love them a lot because they are very special people I have in my life apart from family, darling, kai pei and friends.

I'll let these following pictures do the talking :)


Here's mommy asking her shy but hyperactive little girl to sit on the chair. See her friend helping her out?

And do you see the little boy, name Peng Khai, who is smiling to the camera on the left? He's so cute.



Mommy conducting her class...



These are students for her 9am class. They are much more cheekier and is VERY sensitive to the camera... in a good way :)


The boy first from the left is very smart, 2nd and 3rd from the left is very talkative + hyperactive, 4th boy is new ... so still a little blur on what is happening around him, and the one on the far right is still having problems accommodating to the classroom setting but I am sure he'll do well :)



They love this part of the acitivity. It is called the Hug Therapy. How cool is that?


Then, mommy poured out coloured sticks and the children are suppose to follow the shapes she does.


Mommy did the star/flower shape and it was a little bit of a challenge for them to figure out...


The talkative one kept telling mom he wants to do a spaceship instead of the flower -____-

Mommy refused to let him do the spaceship and insisted that he did the flower first... in the end, he said "I do not know how to do your flower" and lowered down his head...awwww... *heart melts*

He's so cute when he does the manja trick.

So, in the end, mommy helped him with his flower and he was so happy he learnt how to do it :)



Then, I felt so sleepy (not a 6am person) I felt like driving to grandma's place for a short nap. I told mom I really have to do my thing and leave.


So, I went to her table and whipped out a box!


Immediately, they crowded around me. And you say they can be blur? They are really special and smart people ok!

Look what I bought!

Aren't they cute?


So I gave everyone their share :)



I said "thank you" to each of them when they came to get the bee chocolate from me... as part of my mom's class exercise in teaching them everyday courtesy/manners.

Everyone followed and said thank you.

One of the girls (not in photo) looked at me and uttered your welcome.

Hehe! She's so cute and really smart... melted my heart :)



I spent a lot of time with my maternal grandmother when I was back home. Hanging out most of the time with her at her shop, talking to her and my aunty + cousins ... and she accompanied me to the temples to pray.

Then, she suggested to go to the market to get something. So I drove us there.

Almost immediately, granny started to walk doubel the speed.

She was looking for Door Number 3 (the market has a lot of entrance) but because it has changed so much, we suggested to enter from Door Number 4 to get to Number 3.

So, at Number 4, we passed by the Fish Section. She was still walking very fast.

And practically, greeting everybody like she has finally met bunch of her long lost friends. So I asked her if she knew them.



She said "Yes! I haven't been here since my surgery and I used to always walk here...see, that is my friend"

Hehe!

She was as excited as me walking through boutiques and boutiques of beautiful clothing at the mall. Or maybe more excitement? =D



She was smiling all the way. Telling me a lot of stories of her and some of her marketing friends.

She also told me where she used to buy most of the fishes she cooked for us when we were young.


How she compare prices from different stalls.


She taught me how to choose the best out of the best and still buy at prices below retail.

She told me how many times she used to walk pass these little lanes at the market in a day (she used to live at walking distance to the market)

She also told me how prices have shot up high compared to the months and months she'd been missing her marketing days ...

I find the I have inherited my grandmother's marketing skills ... only that I use it at the mall. I buy different products in category. I don't use much cash but credit cards (accumulate points lah ok!).


And we both buy more than what we need.






p/s: only that my granny buys more to cook real good food for us... I feed the Malaysian economy. Hehe!







XOXO,
youRascal

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Makan Makan

Darling and I didn't really know what to have for dinner. Again.

We would eat out for some meals on weekends that we run out of places to go. I need recommendations!!!!

Then, since we were around the corner, we went to Sunway Pyramid and Darling suggested Bubba Gump after banning all my suggestions. -__-!!!

So, Bubba Gump it is! Because I have never tried before as well lah...




Some of its interior deco...




Our drinks.

My lemonade + strawberries and Darling's beer

We ordered the shrimp platter and we love it!

Fish n' chips too!

I love how we were given a roll of serviettes each on our tables so we could suck out the oil from our dip-fried servings.


Like the shrimps :)


We ordered broth (soup) as well but couldn't finish it

And then, they did the thing like TGIF when the birthday boy had to stand on the chair while the staffs came out and sing a song. Really nice. As long as I am not the one standing on that chair... ya man.

Then, on Saturday night, we decided to go watch The Surrogates. It is not bad! I love the storyline ... but the ending was a bit too planned.

After that, we went for a later dinner at La La Chong, which is newly shifted to Damansara.

Surprisingly, the place still has its crowd even at 10pm.

The food was great! But JC kept complaining that the chef didn't peel the shell of the prawn. Hehe!

After dinner, as promised, we went to hang out at JC's place! Yay!

While Darling was surfing the net, JC did my nails.


Fruity!

Want an orange? or Kiwi for you?

I love my nails :)



XOXO,
theRascal


Sunday, October 11, 2009

Back Home

I took a flight back to Kelantan, my hometown on the East Coast of Peninsula Malaysia.

Catching up on my Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Dagang, Tom Yam Soup... etc etc etc

Ahhh, of course, my grandmother's cooking!!! :D

I am going to make myself happy with my favourite hometown goodies/food for the few days that I am spending back home.

I will be back on Thursday with more pictures on what I have been up to!

And oh, I really need to post up pictures I have taken via my mobile phone.

Toodles~


XOXO,
theRascal

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Ouch!

I went to visit the doctor today.


My plaster on my wound kept coming off because my hand kept contacting water ... it was such a trouble. And painful.

So, with all my will, I dragged and persuaded myself to go visit the doctor. I hate visiting the doctors. I just have phobia doing so... because most of the time, it is something going wrong.

I asked my colleague to accompany me to the panel clinic. She was so sweet, she agreed and took her favourite magazine along just in case the que would be long.

And yes, she was correct. We waited for an hour before it was my turn.

I told the doctor how I hurt myself and when she saw my wound, her eyes went a little big bigger. Like in shock. She scared me a little. She then told me that I should have visited her as soon as I got that deep cut because it is already infected.

INFECTED?!

She then continued to say that she would have given me a tetanus jab but it is too late now, so she would have to clean it.

Ok after the finished her sentence, all sorts of images and doctor-tools relating to cleaning the wound came into mind. I was really terrified.

I was even more scared when I saw her carrying out a huge tray, with all sorts of utensils and big stack of cotton from the other room.

I was going to ask her if it would hurt. But I tried to calm myself down.

Then, she put on some anti-septic, cleaned my wound while peeling off a little bit of the infected areas.

That is when it really hurts!!! :(

Then, she put on some medicine and bandage it really well. She asked me to take off the bandage tomorrow because the wound needs to breath.


So, my thumb is a little bit bigger in size now with the bandage. Doesn't feel comfortable at all. Oh well.

Since doctor told me that I should keep the wound as dry as possible today, I found out that I could wash and even bathe with 1 hand.

Something new I just knew about myself.

Hmm, interesting!



XOXO,
theRascal

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

The Slicer

I just came back from my aunt's place. You see, her maid ran away (stupid maid) and my aunt doesn't want my cousin to be alone when she attends her Yoga class and Dance class on Mondays and Tuesdays, so I have to be there to be with her.

And so I was helping my aunt in the kitchen. She wanted to slice carrots using the slicer (see picture below).


The slicer I used was B
I am not fond of the slicer because it is dangerous when the vegetables comes to the end of the tip. Prone to get cut.

But I told myself to be careful. So, I started slicing the carrot using the slicer carefully. But the carrot was a little hard and I had to pushed it very hard on the slicer.

I slipped my hand and sliced a little piece of meat out of my hand. I am really serious when I say meat.


Look!!!!


Although the wound is small, but it was so deep I could see a hole. And my wound kept bleeding non-stop that it freaked my aunt for a while. She sprayed cell food on to the wound to stop the wound from bleeding, but it just wouldn't stop.

So I decided to put on the plaster.


Everytime I move my thumb or when my hand come into contact with water, I would feel the pain.

So, I decided to visit the doctor tomorrow to get a proper bandage and get my wound disinfected properly. Just in case.


Oh on a separate note, Darling and I didn't know what to eat last Sunday, so we decided to just go for mamak food @ Murni's.

After ordering the pasta and the famous roti Hawaii, Darling wanted to have something more. And we saw the waiter carrying this cute little thing which looks like a the shape of a dinosaur's back in its huge tray.

We asked the waiter and he said it is called the Pizza Dinosaur.

We ordered one and look how cute it is.


Pizza Dinosaur

However, Darling said that would be the last time he would be ordering that because he didn't like the taste of the pastry and its sauce.

Hehe!




XOXO,
theRascal