GARAGE SALES!

some car stuff for SAGA ISWARA LMST to let go!

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random post!

some recent random photos!

guess where is it? clubbers should know.

taken during class.

the wonders of nasi lemak!
guess this taman located at where?

what size she meant i wonder?

jason tried to kill me! how come jason is shorter than me?

beng and yong fooling around with jason! i think jason was trying to slaughter a pig. haha

this freddy looks friendly! and again, he is shorter than me.

mangkuk style!

me concentrating!@!@!

need monay!

i'm officially broke here and i need funding for my daily routines and some other stuff. so, is anyone out there mind to offer me a decent part-time job? your help is very much appreciated! thank you very much!

i'm back

i'm back from notes consuming period.. stay tuned for more k people..!

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this blog will remain unactive for another 2 more weeks. i will be back after 2 weeks of notes consuming period. so guys just stay tuned!

am i becoming like elsa?

more food posts on the way, this post is about homecook food and famous wan tan mee in SS2.

let's start with the homecook food first, these are the common meals i have when i'm in PJ. (thanks to mong mong)

3 dishes and 1 soup

fried eggs with lap cheong

cauliflower with japanese tofu

fried salmon with mayonnaise

soup with some chinese herbs, carrots and vegetable from si chuan

ok let's move on the wan tan mee in SS2, it is called HO WENG KEE house of noodles. there are a variety wan tan mee you can choose from and also some pork rice. however all meals carry a hefty price tag (for student lah). the restaurant is fully packed with patrons especially during lunch hour. you might even need to queue up. ok, let the pictures do the talking!

fried dumpling (RM8, 10 pieces

closer look of the fried dumpling

large wan tan mee (RM6.50)

wan tan soup

ps: am i really becoming like elsa the foodster???

another spiritual weekend~

last weekend, i took part in another chinese taoist temple's parade/procession in conjuction of the Anniversary of its main god, Xuan Tian Shang Di. Anniversary of a taoist god can be considered the birthday of the god. this procession was supposed a grand one as it is the first time that this temple to held such festival. this time, i went with my dad after we were given the t-shirts of the festival a few days before the parade (unwillingly accepted the shirts.. haha).

the parade started at 3pm last saturday. we went there a little bit early to see what we can help (actually we do nothing as there were hundreds of people there, too crowded). before the parade started, there were 8 mediums on trance such as mediums of Xuan Tian Shang Di, Hua Kuang Da Di, Pao Shen Da Di, Pan Gu Da Di, Zhong Tan Yuan Suai, Zhang Gong Sheng Juin, Guan Gong (Xie Tian Da Di), Shan Cai Ye/God. it was considered a rare occasion to have so many mediums together and this is the only time i seen such situation by far.

the parade took a route around Malacca which approximated around 10km or more. it ended around 10-11pm. i could not recall the time when it ended as i was dead beat tired. haha. ok let the pictures do the talking.

main sedan chair (look at the craftmanship), this was taken a nite before the parade

the second sedan chair

the third one

the fourth

even MP and State Assemblyman also attended the parade

the main float

medium of Pao Shen Ta Di

sedan chair of General Hung

sedan chair of Justice Bao

all of them stopped by a shop

during the parade

lots of people took part in it

in front of a hotel at Bachang

medium of the Third Prince aka Na Zha

the floats at ong kim wee road

more of them

fairy god sisters?

Shan Chai God

troupe from Johor

those instruments really make the parade more lively (i mean loud)

altar of gods

dragon dance from Johor

medium of Hua Kuang Ta Di

weapons and stuffs used by gods

in front of a temple along Tengkera Road

passed by my primary school

in the Hainan Association

more of them

General Hung

Hua Kuang Ta Di

Xuan Tian Shang Di and other Generals

Justice Bao and Buddhist Elders (Ching Shui Zu Si)

craftmanship of the chariot is nice

the lights were on as the sky turned dark

the main chariot

the other one