"Some-Company-Dinner"

My sis just had her company dinner at Hilton Hotel, KL. Although it wasn't much related to me, but as she took my digicam for it, i was expecting her to snap alot of nice pictures of those dishes that she had, some fancy spots around the places or some photos of cool dudes. However, much to my disappointment, all i could see (after various times of clicking the preview buttons) are...

Empty bowls, napkins...

Cutleries???!!!

*strange, i guess she like the shiny metal spoon!

and Menus!! where are the food pictures???

And i was expecting her to snap some interesting spots/corner around the places, such as the swimming pools, main lobby...but instead, the only picture she took is the path leading to the pool... *totally FAILED

and she took the picture of the side decoration on the plate instead of the prawns!
*i'm speechless now

fish, but not the edible one

and more fishes...wut for taking their pictures? not edible also...

skool girl? although she failed in her photo shooting skills, she got first runner up for disguising as a skool girl and talent show. She ain't weird, she is my sis!

Arrowhead Crisps

"Ngaku" (arrowhead) crisps is one of the common local snacks during Chinese New Year. As CNY draws near, I will be usually busy in the kitchen helping up my mum to prepare this delicious crisp. As the prices is quite cheap nowadays, we'll usually buy in bulks...

The process is simple, but alot of time and effort has to be spent to get the end product. Thus, we break the process into a few parts, and each of us (in the family) will do our part. First, dad will peel off the skins...Here is it...the peeled arrowheads

Meanwhile I will do the slicing
And these are the sliced ones

Normally, mum will do the frying. We managed to complete with 2 big containers on last Saturday...

A closer shot, the fried crisps abit overheated, due to its golden brown colour...but anyway, it still tastes good!

TGIF

TGIF...whoa...tis whole week has been very hectic, and perhaps frustrating...But thank God today is Friday...which mean i should forget all the miseries and try to cheer myself up...Well, perhaps looking at weird and funny pictures will do...here are some of them...some cool ads displayed on trucks! Lazy to blog now...plus with tht kinda mood (that i hav now) i dun feel like blogging ;P

Happy Weekend!

Farewell Dinner

Boss is leaving soon. To show our appreciation for his service and leadership, the whole team has organized a farewell dinner cum (early) CNY reunion dinner at some Chinese restaurant.
Boss is paying for the dinner, we ‘makan’ only, great idea, rite?
Since he is paying, he brought along his wife and son to join the crowd.

Good food is to be completed with wines. This is our wines for ‘yum seng’ (toast) session.

Well, we had ‘yee sang’ (raw fish salad) in advance!…raw fish, oh yesssss!!!

Then, followed by a typical starter dish, the so-called 4 season platter (??)…ermmm what-is-tis-dish-called ar?

As usual, a must in all Chinese cuisine, we had shark fin soup, a very thick one! One small bowl is enuff to make us full.

And so on…so forth…lazy to take pictures of each dishes…I guess many of us know each of them oredi.
So, we proceed to take picture of boss’s son…wuakaka…lengchai or not?

New boss will be joining on next Monday, ‘kononnya’ from IBM, lady boss summore…arghh…die lar…next time kenot come to office late liao…

We Have a Visitor!

It was raining on few days back and we'v got a visitor at our home. Guess who???

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Some creature

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Some little creature

yesss....it was a snail that crawled from our garden

say C.H.E.E.S.E !
As a warm welcome to our lil' visitor here, we took it for a photo shooting session.

hey, where are u goin??? there is nothing beneath!

Snail: i'm camera shy...and uh! those flash light! it's blind-ing me :-S

I guess this creature was abit traumatic with the lights, thus, we decided to let her go after taking only a few snaps.

Goodbye, lil' fren..and thanks for visiting us!
Do drop by often!



In an unrelated story...here is my brand new modem..as to replace the old one which has 'kaputt' (read previous post)

Joyride NO MORE...

How often do you go for a joyride? Well, I dun normally do it…

Only on certain occasions - when I have plenty of free time AND petrol tank is full AND the weather is good (which is not too sunny AND is not raining).
When all the conditions are met, I will hit the road like nobody business. It has been almost a year since I last ventured into some foreign places (ok lar, still in M’sia).
Nowadays, my lil’ Liz isn’t as mighty enuff as in few years back. Places which I have conquered from my expedition are mainly around Klang Valley (nothing to be proud of lar!)…and in all occasions, I managed to reach destination and return home safely, since those places are within 100km radius from home…Though, it seems like simple for most of you out there, but getting to some unknown places while traveling on highways could send chills up spine, especially when you are alone driving a lil’car. Anything could happen, in a country where road bullies and mat rempits are rampant…Nowadays, I m being ‘forbade’ from joyride due to many of such (reported and unreported) cases.
Oh, how I miss joyride so much!

NO!!! Don't drag me away!

With the recent abduction of Sharlinie, I couldn’t help but feels sorry for her family. Seems like human never learn from mistake…well, I m not blaming on her parents, but somehow kids shouldn’t be left unattended especially at public. This place isn’t as safe as before, and is even more dangerous when the culprit is still lurking around.

Well, this abduction case got me reminiscent of an incident that happened to me some 20 years ago. Not that I was being abducted, but instead being mistaken for someone else…

When I was a kid, I used to follow my mum for grocery shopping. Normally I stood at one corner like an idiot while waiting for my mum to pick her veggies.

There was once, while I was standing at somewhere nearby a frozen food compartment, a lady suddenly grabbed my little arm and said “boy, come, let’s go!”

I was in a huge shock, as I’m not her ‘boy’. She tried to pull harder without even looking at me!

Meanwhile, I was just too scare coz tis lady is darn fierce and I dun dare to even shout.

She was getting angry but when she turned around, her face turned red when seeing me.

I guess she was ashamed of her mistake. She quickly apologized and then turned away to look for her son.

I felt relieved coz I'm freed! But well, after that incident, I dun dare to stand far from mum. If that lady is a bad fella, I could be easily dragged away without being noticed.
You see, kids are just too easily to be taken away!