Life is a journey, everyday is an adventure. By Ju Zie.
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1st Year Anniversary Celebration! To celebrate our 1 year of marriage, 'I' had planned a few trips both domestic and international but until the very last minute... none of the plans could be achieved. So to make things easier, 'I' (again) decided to go to Bukit Tinggi, because it's closer to Ampang - we could easily visit our parents. Hasben, the-okay-I-am-up-for-anything man agreed. We've been here 2 years ago, so this time, we determined to make the trip more special! Lodging: Colmar Tropicale The view from our window We wanted to stay at the market square, in the heart of the festivities. The French decor was lovely but our room seems a bit run-down. Maybe it's time for maintenance. Apart from that, comfy and cozy! Date: 7 January 2011 Animal Park Entrance Fee: RM3 We played with the rabbits and donkeys! Keep me warm buddy! Look at those CUTE eyes!! Hungry Donkey!
As I am writing this post, the pandemic Covid-19 restrictions are starting to be lifted gradually here in Queensland, Australia. Going to the shops are no longer scary, I mean, people are still social distancing, but I don't feel as guilty as I used to feel. Anyway, with so many mothers stuck at home, online shopping has become the new norm (me included). And my liners were completely out of stock. My local Spotlight seems a bit emptier than usual, so there were not many fabric patterns to choose from. But I loved the micro fleece Dinosaur print, and started working on some new liners. The polka-dots pattern was cute too and matches the colour theme of the dinosaur one. Now I have 2 design up on my eBay store - Dinos and Grey Bunnies! Click for my eBay store AUD5.50 for a set of 3 liners With this all sorted, I can happily start marking some assignments. Changing role from a crafter, to an academician - here I go!
Date : 22 December 2010 I am not much of a fan of Malay comedy movies... but from the positive reactions of my friends, who mostly quote "Best Giler, Lawak Betol!" in Facebook, I decided to try my luck. Julie Zac bought the tickets at Mesra Mall during her lunch hour. We got the first row seats, closest to the screen - oh lucky us!~ *sarcastic* The cinema was packed, which was a good sign that the movie had encouraging reviews. The movie was about a group of villagers in Perak who suspected that one of their neighbours, Kak Limah, was dead and is now a ghost, haunting the village. So through out the movie, they tried to uncover the mistery of the spooky Kak Limah. All in all, I had a few laughs and found a few scenes quite entertaining. Typical Malay comedy will include *farting* and *poo-ing* - which is so gross - and it was also included in this movie... bummer! The other thing that failed for me was the actors' attempts to speak in Perak dialect. My father, ...
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