Sweet Chat @ Midvalley

After my friends went off, I met up with my parents and we decided to have tea. Mum introduced us to Sweet Chat. It is a dessert corner in mid valley, 2nd floor.


The ambience was alright.






I love scones. I fell in love with scones eversince having the best ones in New York! Unfortunately, the ones at Sweet Chat were horrible. It was dry. I shauld add EXTREMELY dry. It was hard to swallow. It felt like eating an overbaked muffin which had too much flour. The sad thing was also that scones were in the set tea menu, so I saw many people from other tables having scones too.



But, I'd give them a two thumbs up for their durian cendol, durian pancake and herbal soup!!! I crave for more as I write. They were pretty generous with the things they put inside the herbal soup.






It was a feast indeed minus the scones!

The mysterious white bowl

Once upon a time, there were five ladies who started they're morning with the most 'taxing' lecture ever.

They were busy...



So busy.....


Extremely busy.....


Exhausting indeed :p


After all the hard work, they decided to head to a mall. A mall which just took too long to travel to by train, especially in the horrendous hot weather, in the country they lived in. But they braved through the scorching heat, desperate to reach the mall. One even ran to the shady part of the mall in a jiffy to avoid the sun :P

At the train station, they bumped into a friend.




The five finally arrived. Ah, the air condition did its work. The girls needed lunch! They headed to the Food Republic. It was packed as it was a Friday. In the end, the girls settled for a row of seats facing the crowd.









While enjoying their wholesome meal, a Malay dude walked pass the row where five girls were sitting while holding a tray. On that tray, was a white bowl, with a mountain of something colourful inside.

It was definitely a head turner to a certain female. She could not resist looking away from that heap of colour. How fortunate that the dude sat on the same row as the five girls. And one of the girl was that certain female.

She grabbed the chance to secretly get a pic of that gorgeous coloured thing. HAHA


Can you see the colourful, yummy, eye catching, humongous bowl of ice kacang??


It was simply irresistable, given that the female was 'deprived' for tooo long. :P

Ah, she then wanted a taste of it. But, unfortunately, she just had a bowl of tau foo fa, a cup of soya bean, and a snack. Her tummy could stomach no more.

But, once again, lady luck was by her side. Another five of her girlfriends arrived. Perfect timing. That certain female gushed about how orgasmic that coulourful brim was to look at!

SOLD!!

Her girlfriends bought it, had it and devoured it, while that certain female watched on with glee :)







The end of the ice kacang story ;)

After lunch, we went for a movie. We watched 'He is just not that into you'. The title was definitely a mouth full.


Overall, I'd say it was a nice movie. I mean, I went in expecting it to be horrible as reviewed by a friend. But it was alright. It definitely depends on who is watching. If you are married, I'd say, stay away from this movie, and if you are attached, don't ask your boyfriend/girlfriend to tag along to watch. It is a morally corrupt movie.. hehe... but with a good twist to the end... ie: The confused guy ends up losing both his women.

After the movie, it was the end of our outing.

Ten ladies.


Three flights of escalators from the cinema to the lobby.


We camwhore...


I had a blast with them :) I'll be seeing them in two weeks!

Come into the dressing room with me

It is the end of the semester. Starting tomorrow, I'll be having a two week study break, and then comes E.O.S...

It is a study break, but at the same time, I feel like a heavy burden has been lifted off my shoulders after one month of class tests.

After class today, i went out.. I'm going out tomorrow again.. And I'll be in Malacca the day after tomorrow.

Like I said, the one month tests was heavy burden. So, hanging out for three consecutive days is payback for the months and moths of movie deprivation, shopping deprivation and just plain old deprivation of the joys of life.

The thing I missed most and finally had the chance to do, was to have some alone time to try on dresses.. No woman can ever have enough dresses. Unlike jeans where one can wear it over and over again without people commenting, "Oh, I've seen you in that before."... Dresses were meant to be eye-catching. Thus, wearing the same dress frequently is a no-no.

I tried three dresses.
The white one was not my favourite one.


This one looked like pyjamas. It was one size too big.


This: I like.


:) Dressing up is therapeutic!

A funny read

Crap

I'm in this weird mode.. L.O.S.T

It's pulling me back from my priorities!

I'm hating it and yet, it's unavoidable....

I'm so L.O.S.T in thought..

My mind drifts away numerous times.... I suddenly have a lot to think about.

What a life..

I don't like this post..

IMU's Got Talent

There's this talent competition going on since last week in IMU.

There were a couple of performances yesterday at the Atrium








I attended the semi-finals show today, but only stayed to support Amylene. I would have loved to stay and watch the whole show, but PRIORITIES....!

Amylene performed tap-dancing. I find it really cool to know how to tap dance.


Here's a glimpse of Amylene's semi-finals performance.


I'm also in the midst of finding good quality video uploaders. Thus, wanting to kill two birds with one stone, I uploaded a short video using blogger's upload(above), and another one using motionbox's uploader.



As for now, I'd stick to Motionbox :)


In my opinion, Amylene did a great job considering the fact that the wooden boards she was dancing on were not meant for tap-dancing as it was slippery. Kudos to her =)

FYI, I am not doing any write up or picture postings on any of the other contestants because...

I WANT ALL OF YOU TO VOTE FOR AMYLENE IN THE FINALS!

;D

And so I finally met that horrid cab driver I've been reading about

I needed to get a ride to KLCC from IMU today.

I hailed a cab outside campus, opened the front passenger's door and asked the cab driver if he could take me to KLCC.

He said can but told me it would cost RM30.

I could feel my insides burning with rage.

Freaking Iranian looking cab driver trying to rip me off RM30. Furthermore, when the journey is to KLCC- My territory!!!

GO. AND. DIE.............!

So, I told him NO. Then he asked me how much I want him to charge. I said FOLLOW THE METRE! He said NO...

Pig!!!

He messed with the wrong lady..

Dang, I should have jotted down his car plate number and reported him, get his license revoked and with this bad ecomomy now, he would be jobless and then he will know what it is like to cheat people, especially STUDENTS!

Grrr... an asshole indeed!

A sign of stress?

I have been having unusual dreams lately.

That is, dreams I've never ever had before.

For three consecutive days, I've been having dreams about my examinations.

From the waiting time outside the exam hall, the conversations with class mates, the normal gushing of fear for a tough paper... until I enter the hall, sit and answer the question paper.

Then, poof...

I don't remember anything else.

It is weird how that part was the most vivid memory etched in my mind.

Maybe it'll be a deja vu soon.

It's like going for chess tournaments again. For that one whole tournament week, my dreams would be about the black and white checquered chess board.


Anyway, I'm going into one of my modes. I call this one Isolation Camp. It's the time of the year to forge the closest relationship with my books. For the next two months, they, the books, will be the love of my life..

The usual flow (unavoidable) when it comes to exam mode is:
Study --> Stress ---> Sleepness nights --->Acne ---> Eye bags ---> Fall sick

So, don't be suprise if i look like this when you see me:

Harrods @ KLCC is 1 week old

I chanced upon this blog. I think it is a good read for a Malaysian like me, to try to understand the situation of Malaysian movie makers, and learn to appreciate more Malaysian made films.

A three day break is here.

Friday (yesterday) was the an unusual day. I was in work mode from dawn to dusk. How exciting!
Suffice to say, I did more work than I've ever did before.

I only went to bed at 4.30am.....

Then, woke up at 8.45am......

10am: I sent my car for its weekly wash, went to Mc Donalds to wait for the car to be ready, and did some reading with a filet o fish in hand till 12pm...

At 3pm, I headed to KLCC..

Yes, the reason for the hardworking mode was to prep myself for the facial and massage appointment I made at KLCC. It was a really satisfying one. I loved it!

Later on, I did some shopping at Isetan. Isetan is currently having a Healthy Eating Fair. Mum and I spent RM56 on food from the fair!

I had three yummy bagels from Vienna Bagel.

As we were walking down the escalator, we noticed something different....

Harrods has come to Malaysia!

We walked in, checked out the stuff there, and found out they have a bar and an English cuisine restaurant inside. The bartender, Zamri, said his signature drinks were Long Island and margaritas.

Thinking back, the last time I really had a high consumption of mixed drinks was.... here

Coincidentally, after my facial, I dragged mum to Chilli's because it was happy hour and I had a sudden craving for a margarita. Alas, we didn't because there was a 10 minute wait for a non-smoking table. So, I settled for Vienna Bagel instead.

We didn't have anything in Harrods too because we just had teh tarik and coffee from the food court ;)

I'll definitely be back to check out Harrod's Bar :)

Back to normal

Mum was discharged from the hospital on Saturday. She is recovering.

Today I finally had that long, long sleep I need to recover from the busyness of last week.

Four posts straight without pictures! That's a first..