Dad's & Beng's birthday celebration

Yesterday, went out and celebrated Dad's birthday in Sakae, then we moved on to have dessert in Lucky Jelly =D

1. Dad and me in Sakae

After makan-ing with family, I marathon-ed to another one celebrating Kam's birthday in Sherpado in Centro Klang. I quite like the lighting there. Lovely. Hahaha.

2. Ah Pau

3. Ah Beng

4. Simmy

5. Mei Ching

6. See Wah

7. Ling Wei

8. Ngiam aka Tomm Kruise

9. Li-Wei

10. Love the bokehs at the back! 

11. Mei Ching

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14. I like how the Tobasco sauces arranged in this way

15. I like how this hand coming in and squeeze the lemon while the chicken nuggets stay still on the plate

16. Couple of the night

17. Make a wish *wink*

18. Group Shot

19. Fillers LOL

20. The picture says it all

Once I post this, I still have about another 11 hours before I leave Klang and head towards WuZhou, again.

1-Day Trip To Bangkok

Got chance to update must keep on update! Just in case I can't get to update again for the next FEW MONTHS when I back to China *touch wood*

A few days back was the Mid Autumn Festival (a.k.a. Mooncake Festival, but actually, this is not too right). Did you guys eat mooncake and watch the moon? Or perhaps, light a few lanterns?

1. That's my dad and brother putting up the lanterns

2. All up!

On the 3rd October, I flew over to Bangkok. Many people asked, "Wah! So nice, you go Bangkok do what? Go Bang Cock ar?". Obviously, the answer is "NO!".

I went for prayers. Then people asked again, "How come?!". This is because, I made a wish there 8 years ago and it came true. I have no chance to say "Thank you" and finally, I got my chance. That's why. It's a day trip!

I left my house 5.30am in the morning to catch the 0825hours AirAsia flight straight to Bangkok.

3. On my way from Airport to Bangkok. Taxi fare: $270 Baht.

4. Opposite of this stack of flowers, is another stack of flowers. And people are praying. This altar is set up in the city.

5. The other stack of flowers. XD!

6. This is the Hindu style temple, situated directly next to the previous ones.

7. Standing in one of the street of Bangkok. I love the sky!

So, after the prayers, my cousin brother brought me to look around and I keep on snapping around.

8. Did you see me? If no, please go and see doctor because I'm so damn BIG!

9. Because of too many people, hence I used the mirror reflection to snap what is at the back.

10. Do you like this better or...

11. ... this better?

12. I like this one too! I think it would be better if the white colour pillar is not there to kacau

13. Lunch time!

14. Went to makan at a roadside

15. This is very nice and I can't remember that looooooooong name. It is delicious, and of course, spicy hot! Only about $ 20 ~ $30 Baht

16. Their statue of freedom. Not Statue of Liberty though.

17. The Palace!

18. Supposed to go inside but too many people and, have to pay :(

19. They have soldiers on guard all the time around the palace.

20. At Tha Chang waiting for boat to arrive

21. And another famous dish, something to do with pork but damn nice! Also about $20 ~ 30$ Baht.

That's my 1 day trip to Bangkok.

Two Days Trip To Hong Kong

Hot chicks inside!

Yeap! I went to Hong Kong last week with my boss to have some sight-seeing and jalan-jalan cari makan. I really like to tour around Hong Kong for a few reasons.

One, Hong Kong is really colourful. It's good for shooting.

Second, travelling around the whole Hong Kong is very convenient.

I think that 2 reasons are good enough. LOL! But of course, the food and beverages there can burn a big hole in your pocket. Let's move on.

1. Tour around Hong Kong with Buttercup!

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3. From GuangZhou, I took a train directly to Hong Kong, of which, will pass by Lo Wu 罗湖 at the border

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5. You're in Hong Kong now. Here is somewhere near New Territories(I dont' know how to spell this) 新界

6. Ikimashou~ Let's go!

7. First cab ride in Hong Kong. These drivers are equipped with GPS.

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9. We need to get into a little bit of jam to cross the Cross-Harbour Tunnel to the other side of Hong Kong.

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11. Being in Hong Kong for 2 days, I never see drivers who sped or ran the red light.

12. Of course, the icon of Hong Kong, the Tram

13. One of the pedestrian walkway

14. And the maids here damn lucky. They get to have an off day during Saturday or Sunday

15. Oh I met Eason! He was shopping happily

16. Hong Kong's MRT

17. First of all, I really like their MRT. VERY WELL ventilated, MRTs are very fast, and see this board, it even show you which is the next station and it will even tell you which door to use to get down!

18. Their MRT stations are very colourful

19. See it yourself

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22. Hong Kong-ians, majority-ly are very good in obeying laws. Say, you can hardly find jaywalkers

23. I went to one of the most famous shopping heaven for girls, the Harbour City

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26. See how small is this?

27. First time eating Haagen-Dazs. Double scoop for me and boss, HK$ 47 each.

28. Ah-Ne lost in sea of human

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31. These AhBengs were performing at a street and they sing really sucks

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33. Toilet signs in Harbour City

34. I had my dinner here

35. HK$ 36, I think this is worth the money

36. Playing with bokeh after meal

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38. Biggest LV in Asia I think

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40. Sky's getting darker

41. Hong Kong from the front view

42. And all these blur image thanks to no-tripod

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44. The next day, travelled by tram

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46. Another famous double decker bus in Hong Kong

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48. I met Yao-Ming too

49. Tram in action

50. Took my lunch here

51. See? Hot Chicks!

52. Interior design of a roadside restaurant

53. Snapping around while waiting for orders to be served

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55. Double Treat, HK$44

56. Oh, you can see this thing in many many places in Hong Kong. Sanitisers.

57. Dinner Time

58. Ngao Nam Min 牛腩面

59. Teh-Ais Hong Kong, HK$11

60. Oh, I saw this funny fellar outside McD. He's really craving for one.

61. During the night, I went to this Peak Galleria to have a view of Hong Kong from the other direction

62. See that weird sign?

63. Covered with clouds. Yes, clouds, not mist.

64. See the crowd? HK$ 20 per entry

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66. Reached

67. Meet

68. View of Hong Kong's sky scrappers from the back, ie, from the Hong Kong island itself

That's all the pictures for now. For easy viewing, go here.

p/s: Going to Hong Kong again in September. Yay!