I can't believe that I have to do Add. Maths again. People say Chinese are born with a calculator embedded in their brains. Well, I'm an exception. Due to my poor Add. Maths' foundation, I'm obligated to revisit my SPM texts for some practice on certain chapters- from ground zero! Darn.
I found my ex-school's test pad inside. Hm, what a nostalgic practice!Last fortnight, we spent our day in Ipoh again after my third appointment with dermatologist at Fair Park. We had dimsum, and this time was at Ming Court (Not our usual, Yoke Fook Moon anymore). Gosh, the restaurant was as sardine as the Putra Lrt during peak hour! Just like others, we waited for our seats by standing there. Lol. I wonder why Ipoh folk never get bored with their dimsum.
At Leong Sin Nam Street, too.
I guess it's a taboo to order orange juice in a dimsum restaurant...
They need a point of sales system. Currently you can order 11 plates and might just end up paying for 2 plates. Embedded calculator isn't flawless.Thanks to our high metabolism, we can eat a lot. We went on for their salted chicken somewhere near Gunung Rapat. It was quite yummy but the place was really hot. Hey, I know sweat is kinda salty, but they don't need it for their that lil soup, ryte? I conclude that their salted chicken was great for take-away, not dine-in.
So much Ayam Garam boxes, it was meant for take-away!Again, Malaysia will be celebrating its Birthday. Our nation is gonna be 50 year-old, but many of our politicians are still racist and naive. I shall see who should I cast my very first vote to. Hm.
Anyway, Happy 50th National Day to all colour-blind Malaysians.
I heart Remy (and cheese)!
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Anyway, Happy 50th National Day to all colour-blind Malaysians.p.s.: I've watched some great movies/cartoons recently- Simpsons Movie, and Ratatouille. Both were awesome, but Ratatouille was the best and definitely not to be missed. :)
I heart Remy (and cheese)!_
4 comments:
hi.. thanks for linking me! :D oh.. i love remy too, he's so adorable ;)
err...i don't understand the part "Happy 50th birthday to all colour-blind Malaysians" Why did you say colour-blind? Does it got to do with the banner in front of KLCC?
i dont understand that phrase as well. Color blind as in race? hmm..
remy is adorable. I cooked after watching rat.ta.too.ee too.
"Anyone can cook" Love the phrase. Shines some hope on hopeless cooks like me.
Simpsons rocks btw. haha! Disturbing stuff it is. But highly entertainingly disturbing =)
haha, obviously it means non-racist peeps, ryte?
i love the ending part of the ratatouille.. it mentioned something meaningful, though i've forgotten what was it exactly.
oh yea, and it was weird that many people in the cinema clapped when the rats dumped the second person into a store room. my sis told me that singaporean did the same too!
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