Flying in 7 Days

So I’ll be flying to London in about 7days andd my mom will be flying there with me :D Hehe I need a driver to move my stuff from Zone 1 all the way to Zone 4 and the fact that I’m under 25 and only have a P license does not help situations much.

So life so far since I’ve last updated…

Well.. I cut my hair today :P

You can’t really see that much of a difference and the before wasn't a very recent before either. I haven’t been taking a lot of photos of myself recently haha.

Anyways any main difference would be that it got shorter basically. Maybe back to its original? haha but it got so long that I could actually tie a pony tail with it. See:

LAWLz.

I slept over at Melissa’s new place. It was HUGE. She has a her own swimming pool and a pool table and a koi pond. Just Wow. haha and she got a doggie too.

Adorable. Her name is Cleo. She does sort of resemble a squirrel. hehe.

Been really bored at home and resorted to going to the arcade alot and actually started racing. Bought myself a DX card hehe. I shall tune up my new car and make myself famous. muahahaha. :)

 
Other than that… tmr is my cousin’s wedding. I’m supposedly going to be one of the bridesmaids who try and give challenges to the groom so that he proves his love to her or something like that.  Never been one before so it’ll be a cool experience.

Wednesday going to watch Ugly Truth. Can’t wait :D

I watched Gamer the other day. Wasn’t impressed.

Watched G-Force too. Cute and funny but quite predictable plot. haha. and I had Speckles didn’t sound like Nicholas Cage at ALL. :S

Duno whether I’m excited to be going back or not. Its going be like starting over again. I didn’t really make a lot of course friends last year as I was mainly hanging out with either the GIS gang or the Angel gang.

My goal this year (other than to pass with flying colors) is to make more friends in my uni!! YARR!

Merdeka

Happy 52nd Birthday, Malaysia :)

Even though you have some flaws, I’m still glad that I was born here and that I am Malaysian.

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Anywho, yesterday as my parents way of celebrating Merdeka. We drove up to Lata Kinjang to enjoy Malaysia’s natural beauty. It was about a 4 hour drive up and we at first heard rumours that the place was actually just a small river and you couldn’t even see the waterfall.

BUT hehe, like certain rumours are, this one was false. When we got there, though the facilities weren’t up to par for tourists (the bathroom had no water and there were proper trash cans) the view was gorgeous; as was the fresh water. Me and my family had our own natural massage :P

And in all Merdeka spirit we got to see Malaysia’s national butterfly, the Raja Brooke. There were so many of them :D

 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MALAYSIA. YOU’re 52 Today :D

 

A(H1N1) Prevention

Got this in my email today. It is a forwarded email and therefore could be false… but hey, never hurt to drink coconut juice. And its yummy too. ^^

This is what the email said:

Former associate professor of ecology at Universiti Malaya has authored several books on complementary therapy called, 'Ecological Healing System'.
 
Dr Palaniappan said his 33 years of research had shown that high acidity in the body resulted in loss of immunity, thus making people more susceptible to viral diseases like Influenza A (H1N1).
 
Hence, to prevent acidity, it was essential to consume alkaline food and drinks that could neutralise excess acid in the body.
 
Dr Palaniappan recommends coconut water, which is alkaline, and therefore could be used as a herbal medicine for the prevention of H1N1.
 
For example, he said, those who felt feverish and developed a burning sensation while attending to a call of nature because of extreme acidity, could neutralise it by drinking coconut water, twice a day, for three days.
 
He also recommended orange, lemon and pomelo which, despite containing citric acid, were very rich in potassium and therefore, would not disturb the body's immunity.
 
According to Dr Palaniappan, excessive physical activity like running a marathon should be avoided as it produced acid due to excessive metabolic activity.
 
Similarly, he said, keeping late nights without adequate sleep and working without proper rest could also increase the body's acidity which in turn, lowered immunity and made the body vulnerable to viral attacks.
 
Dr Palaniappan's blog: EcoHealingSystem discusses the therapy in more detail.

So hey, drink more coconut water and it might just save your life. Mmmmm…

Cute Homepage

Hey everyone. Check out what my homepage looks like:

Everyone on the count of three. 1…2…3…: AWWWWWW~

Hehhe. Damn adorable ain’t it? And they offer a whole bunch of other pictures that you can use in the background too. From fruit loops (the cereal) to flowers to even cars. Haha you can take your pick and its absolutely free.

Geez.. I sound like an advertising company. =.=” I should totally get paid of this. :P

Anyways, go to: Searchslate to get your homepage to look good too. *BIG CHEESY GRIN*

Yaa.. me rlly have no life. ^^

Six Days of Beach Holidays

I’m back. From six days of beaches. And guess what, I’m not burned :D

Thurs – Fri: Cherating

 
The Legend Resort

There we hung around the pool and my dad took us to this nice seafood restaurant that he went to before. We had oysters and crab and more crab :P It was really nice cuz it wasn’t a public holiday so the place was very empty and wasn't filled with little annoying kids or adults that took up too much space hehe.

The restaurant was right by the beach so we had some sea breeze as we were eating and because of that breeze it was really cooling too. :)

Fri – Sun: Gem Island

We made our way to the jetty to get a boat to the private island. The waves were really strong and at one point I was holding on tight and the speed boat went across a wave and as the boat flew in the air for a second, so did I =.=" and then when we land the water splashed in and I got half soaked.

Our boat

The island is called Gem Island, the water there is soo clear, you can see all the sea cucumbers lying at the bottom haha. The island is half a turtle sanctuary, half a resort and spa. There was a pool in the front filled with little tiny baby turtles. Damn cute.

Hehe, they look like ants from this angle :P 

Where they incubate the eggs before they hatch. 

There we went kayaking, snorkeling and just lazing around on the beach. It was really nice. As were our rooms too! Hehe, though to conserve energy, half the day there was no electricity.

 Our bed and the patio :)

When we went snorkeling, I saw a shark. I was calling my mom over to see a big fish that I saw, but before she could swim over, it had already swam away but apparently she saw another big fish... she saw a shark and as she was trying to point it out to me, it swam right by us. It was like mayb 5ft long. It freaked us both out haha and we scared for our lives. XD I just googled it, what we saw was a Blacktip Reef Shark. hehe

Mon – Tues: Port Dickson

This time with my friends. Haha Maddie, Clare and Ashley and Me. So we got this one bedroom apt, in Ancasa resort, where we all squeezed into. We cooked steamboat and then melted chocolate to make our own chocolate fondue where we dipped bananas and marshmallows hehe. It was yummyy :D Oo.. and we went banana boating. It was fun especially when we told the guy we didn't want to capsize, but during the ending, he deliberately made sharp turns to try and make us fall. but we didn’t ^^. hehe but the thrill of the sudden turns was really fun.

Steamboat ingredients :D

Chocolate fonduee (home-made)

After we checked out the next day, we stopped at Lukut for breakfast/lunch. Maddie says whenever she comes down to P.D with her bf she always stops here to eat. It was good :)

La Zha Min (sp?) in Lukut 

We arrived in KL around 3pm. We went to Maddie’s place to laze a bit. Then Clare and Maddie went for a brazillian wax over in Curve, a place called Strip: Ministry of Waxing. Haha. Maddie said it hurt like shit, but Clare (cuz she was already use to it) said she didn’t feel a thing =.=” haha.

Anyways, before they went up for waxing we stopped at Sakae for a snack and we had our Salmon Mentai as we always do. And as we were eating it we all agreed that we take Salmon Mentai over sex ANY DAY. ;) keke.

Salmon Mentai in Sakae Sushi: The Curve 

OH. and yesterday I went out steamboat with some GIS friends and they gave me a much belated birthday present. Guess what I have an original copy of!! THANK YOU SO MUCH GUYSS :D

SIMS 3!!!! 

I haven’t installed it yet, so I dunno if my computer specs are high enough for it. but cross my fingers and pray to god that everything works. I’m gonna uninstall my whole Sims 2 expansion packs and everything first to conserve space ^^.

p/s. I passed my driving test :D hehe so now I just gotta wait for my P license to come then I’m all good for the road :D

Tag-ged

Sonia from The Catmonkey Chronicles tagged me. And since over my huge long holiday, I really have no life. I shall do. :)

The rules:

• Link back to the person who tagged you.
• List six little things that make you happy.
• Tag six bloggers and let them know they’re “it”.

In no particular order:

1. Least I Could Do (the Webcomic)
   
   
2. Romantic Comedies. Eg…
   
   
3. My Friends
    
   
   
4. “Him”
   
   
5. Games
   
    
6. House Parties (with alcohol ;P)
    
   I’m the one in white :D hehe at Flat 106 House Party
   
    

I tag:
1. Amily
2. Su Yen
3. Jen
4. Jian Xiong
5. Jia Yuan
6. Caryn

Handle with Care – Jodi Picoult

I just finished reading a book today.

As always I love Picoult’s books. They are interesting, dramatic and really pull on your heart strings.

You go inside the mind of five characters – the mother who gives birth to a child who has a rare case of brittle bone disease; a neglected daughter; the father who can’t support his wife’s decision; the best friend who’s being sued for medical malpractice, and a lawyer searching for her birth mother.

I highly recommend this book to anyone, guys and girls alike. In MPH (where i bought it), it was classified under Women’s Fiction… but its not. Its not cheesy or lovey dovey or ditzy in any way as some chick books are. It tackles a problem with feelings and … well I’m horrible at reviewing anything, but this book is truly amazing.

I give this book a 5/5 :D

Here is a quote from the book that just struck me as I read it:

“It’s no surprise to me that –in baking, and in life—the cost of growth is always a small act of violence.”

The way Picoult writes this book is very original as not only is it written in first person through each characters eyes, but it also has little recipes in between chapters and has a way of comparing life to baking, something which I found really cute.

On to my next book: Testimony – Anita Shreve