Marmalade Cafe came into my life via Instag.ram. My dear half-sisto posted up photos of the interior design of the cafe as well as the delicious-looking cakes which made into the must-visit-place-the-next-time-I-visit-KL list.

After so many moons, I finally had the chance to return to KL for the 33rd Incovar Dharma Camp. Since the camp ended on Tuesday and Wednesday was a public holiday, I took the opportunity to meet old friends and also to explore new eateries.

I ‘forced’ them to meet up for banana leaf for dinner before heading to Marmalade Cafe for a cup of coffee and few rounds of Monopoly Deal.

I love their wallpaper so much that I wanted to put similar design for my future house, but was rejected by Kurubee. T_T

Due to the amount of banana leaf rice I stuff into my tummy earlier, my intention of trying the Marmalade Cafe’s cakes was unfulfilled. On the other hand, Jess didn’t have much for dinner so she ordered a slice of carrot cake to share among the rest.

It is niceeeeeeee! I loveeee the frosting, my my my, I could have finish the whole slice if not weren’t for the banana leaf rice I had half an hour ago.

Without wasting anytime, we started the game. Since there were 8 of us and only 5 players are allowed per deck per game, so some of us teamed up to ‘ensure’ participation from everyone.

We laughed so hard and made so much noise due to excitement that the rest of the patrons looked at us with annoyed face. Haha.

Barely into the 3rd game, we were told by the cafe’s waiter that they’re going to close the cafe soon.

At that time, I was like “gosh, I forgot to take in account of the closing hour as we were so used to hangout at places that open till late night.” Afterall, we had so much fun that to stop the game and leave at 10pm is kinda potongstim.

We could have find another place to go, but then since some of us were feeling under the weather (including me since I just got off camp) so we went around taking pictures at different corners of the cafe before saying goodbye.

Would definitely love to return to Marmalade Cafe to try out their food.

Because of the crave, I shall blog about Korean food today! Haha!

Last year, after visiting the hot air balloon thingy, we went for lunch at Haeun Khon Restaurant on the 3rd floor of Amcorp Mall.

The food is delicious and surprisingly affordable too! I was thinking oh my, gonna burnt a hole in the pocket but I was quite stunned to know that the set costs like under RM20?!

Ah, now I crave for Korean food even moreeeee! Oh My BIBIMBAPPPPPPPP!

>___________<

Okay, this post is super backdated. We went on 28th June 2009 but somehow I’ve overlooked this post. Hmph.

6 of us went there and seated on this comfortable sofa. We took quite some time to order, since we’re quite indecisive on what eat. Then we toyed the big guns a little while waiting for the food.

That day is also the day I get to play with 35mm lens. David just got that lens not long ago that time and he is generous enough to let me test it.

I can’t remember what drink I ordered that night since it was more than a year old story. Haha.

I love the 35mm, but somehow some pictures I took aren’t sharp. Maybe my hands shook a little when taking them under low light (the place is quite dim); or I took without really focusing them yet. But I didn’t really know the real reason as when I looked at the display screen after snapping, they were clear and stunning.

Ahhh. I totally have no clue on what to write since it’s an old story – probably I should let the pictures do the talking.

Bon Appetit! Keke!

The dishes are absolutely creative. Sate marinated with chocolate, chocolate sauce over steak, popular German food called roesti – all those dishes I never tried or came across before. I especially like heart shaped pie that Aaron ordered. Too bad I can’t remember all the name of the dishes. Aih!

3 different types of sausages – which Daniel ordered, I think. The 3 sausages came along with the peanut sauce. I wonder if he felt full after having that. Hmm.

Last but not least, collage of everyone’s beautiful faces. XD

I read that Schokolart is closed for renovation. Hope they could fast fast finish renovating the place so that I could go there for dessert the next time I visit KL.

You see, looking down from the plane window isn’t counted since sometimes you can see the ground, sometimes you can’t because of the clouds!

Haha. So the day earlier, I purposely boarded the night bus all the way to Kuala Lumpur after work and bunked at my sis’s place for that weekend. The next morning, Sat picked me up and went all the way to Putrajaya for this festival. Upon entering the prominent bridge of Putrajaya, I could see the big balloons like “Levi’s”, “Darth Vader” and so on which got me very excited on it.

Then I told Sat, I wanna take picture with Dark Vader’s head! which he gave me the usual, “luannnnn.“

We spent almost an hour stuck in the jam in the car park area. The cars weren’t moving, people were honking and I seriously don’t understand why there’s only ONE entrance for going IN and OUT of the car park area? Can’t they foresee that MANY people would throng the area that weekend?

Obviously I was upset with the jam (I was pretty much calm earlier, but got fed up soon) is because the moment we parked our car, ALL THE NICE LOOKING BALLOONS WERE NO LONGER UP IN THE SKY! I was soooo disappointed as the main reason I insisted on coming to the Hot Air Balloon Fest is to take picture of those cute looking balloons. RWAR!

What’s down were already down. So we headed to the balloon ride area.

I almost fainted upon seeing the amount of people there. But the first thing in my mind was to know where were the rest queuing and how far were they from the entrance. Sat called them and found out that they were at considerably ‘okay’ distance. So, I thought – oh well, this couldn’t take that long I supposed.

Feeling anticipated and excited, I observed the balloons going up… and down… and up again; looking at how long the ride would last.

Halfway watching the balloons, something caught my attention and I found myself looking at two para-gliders. It looks so fun that I told Sat, let’s try this! and he gave me a funny look before saying, “serious?”

I looked up at the para-gliders and then looked at myself. “Maybe next time,” I told him since I was not dressed for sports. Haha!

Soon, I got bored of looking at the hot air balloons and the para-gliders and shifted my attention to something else : CUTE BALLOONS! Once the kids saw a balloon vendor, surely they would cry for one and parents would have no choice but to oblige. Haha.

I was tempted too, and asked Sat for one. He said if I really want it then he would buy one for me. I knew he would as he bought me a Spongebob balloon before at Lake Titiwangsa and I was like a kid, happily holding the Spongey. Haha. But since we’re going to board the hot air balloon, I thought holding a Spongey isn’t that feasible here, so I told him “next time.“

One thing good about going to an outing with one bunch of crazy friends is you won’t get bored waiting for your ride. You would be talking and laughing and talking non-stop until it was your turn to board. However this time it didn’t happen as the queue never seem to MOVEEEEE!

Everyone of us got frustrated as it was freaking hot and we were sweating like mad. Moreover all of us didn’t take breakfast yet, and our tummies were grumbling! Some couldn’t bear to wait anymore and left the place. We thought of leaving too, but I was thinking if I couldn’t get to take pictures of the cute balloons and now we were leaving this place because of the long queue, then why on earth I came to KL for?

Secretly, I prayed that the queue could miraculously get shorter. And it did! Because they shortened the time up in the air. -.-”

Since then, the queue got shorter and shorter and soon it was our turn. Both Aaron and I were eyeing on the Zeppelin and we were quite ‘crushed’ to see the Zeppelin being brought down due to the stronger wind.

When it was the time to board, I was glad that I wore pants as I thought of wearing dress there. Imagine wearing dress and have to lift up your dress to climb into the super-high-and-hard-to-get-in basket. Once both of us were in, the guy behind suddenly lighted up the burners and I swear the heat was so intense that I felt it ‘burnt’ some part of my hair!

I could only squat in the basket because of the heat and hope he would stop firing the burner that long so that I could enjoy my ride. But he can’t, since the wind was getting stronger and he needed to produce more hot air to lift the basket up. Moreover the weights of three of us combined weren’t little.

So, I stayed hidden in the basket, lowered my head as much as possible until he stopped firing the burner. Then only I barely stood up and enjoyed the view.

The funny thing about me is I’m very alert on things that might harm me. In this matter, I was standing in front of the gas canister and I fear that the heat might be too much that the canister would burst and all three of us have to jump down to save our life. Haha. I know, I think way too much and got influenced by those dramatic movies.

Just barely 5 minutes up in the air, the guy already brought down our balloon. Of course, I was disappointed, but what to do. Blame it on the wind then as the guy said the hot air balloon couldn’t stay stable on air for long. Boohoo!

Then it was Aaron’s and Munn’s turn to board. Their ride looked so easy and fun and enjoyable compared to our. Haha.

Ahhh… I think I must go there again even though it’s such a boring event especially when there are no nicer balloons to photograph. Must go there earlier next year! Hmph!

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When I was in Penang, I saw tremendous tweets/twipics posted by the tweetpeps on this place. Which made me think that this place is a MUST-visit the next time I go KL. So, when the guys planned of having CC outing in Sunway and my girlfriends asked me out for the night, I immediately suggested to my girlfriends to meet me up at Snowflake, since it’s just opposite the FTZ Cybercafe.

Yes, it happened yesterday. I’m still in KL. This post is very quick I must say. Haha!

After having dinner at AsiaCafe, the guys decided to have Snowflake dessert for well, dessert! Though I was going there later on with my girlfriends, I don’t mind checking the place first. Hehe.

The guys went up first (it’s at the second floor of the shoplot facing AsiaCafe) while Sat and I went for Croc-shop! Got myself a nice Croc pump at price of 35. Hoho! I saw this beautiful boots but I didn’t get. Lol.

We then walked to the shop. The stairs are coloured with bright paints, which lighted up the stairways. Walking up 2 flight of stairs, we reached the entrance. The place is divided into 2 area – smoking and non-smoking. The guys were siting at the non-smoking area, munching halfway on their dessert by the time we reached there.

So, we immediately went and queued up. There was a long line there, but thankfully we didn’t queue long enough to curse. Haha!

Once done ordering and paying for the food, one will be given this cute device!

How it works – when your food is ready, the device will vibrate and light up around the edge – just like UFO. That’s why that thing is called UFO! Haha!

Took a vid on how the thing vibrated and lite but the vid is in Sat’s hp. So need to wait for that.

I went to collect the dessert and this is the set 1 topping of the snowflake series. Green bean, barley and black pearls.

And my, the portion is big! Luckily I shared with Sat. Hehe.

Oh, there’s a cup of milk at the side. I was told to pour the milk to the dessert to make it yummier! Haha!

Verdict : I would say this is the healthier version of ABC. Lookwise – not appealing probably because of the the beans and the colour. Tastewise – it’s okay, the toppings surprisingly cooked to perfection. The ice is thinly shaved. Yums!

Too bad Sat is not a fan of beans. My chance to eat there in future goes down to 30%. *wuuwuu*

Ah, probably I can go with my girlfriends again then! Hehe!

P/s – I left the place and then went up again when my girlfriends arrived. Didn’t have another bowl of dessert cz my purse is empty that time. -.-”"” Haven’t withdraw moolah and forgotten to ‘minta’ from Sat. Lol!

P/s/s – I met ItchyHandSeng there! What a coincidence!!! Very glad to meet him as he’s one of my crazy, lunatic friends I have in uni.

P/s/s/s – I forgotten to take picture of the shop. It only clicked me when I was in the car, leaving the area. -.-”"”"

In such weather, one would resort to something to cool down. The best option would be…

COCONUTS!

Having coconut drink during hot weather is like owning a designer bag. But having coconut drink with bunch of friends is like owning few designer bags! XD

When the KL gang went up to Penang few months ago, we decided to drop by this famous coconut place at Abu Siti Lane. The Anba.

Immediately we ordered the pandan coconut, and quickly relished our thirst with this cold pandan coconut juice. Hmmm~* refreshing!

I knew I couldn’t finish the entire coconut, so I shared with Sat. I took few sips and then started snapping portrait pictures of the gang.

That’s David, enjoying each sip of the coconut juice! Hoho!

Next, Jess, my half-sisto! Nom-ing away!

She scrapped the whole shell clean can! XD

Next, the birthday boy, HUNGWEI! It’s his birthday today – 15th Oct. Go wish him now!

Happy birthday kaima! Bila mau kahwin? XD

My kawan lama, Munnnnnnn!

She’s the part-time coconut salesgirl! Haha! See her promoting the coconut around! *runs before she kills me*

Here’s Sat busy digging the coconut meat! For me ofcz. Haha!

I realised I forgotten to take portrait picture of AA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ARRGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
Aaron, dui mm chu. Mm kei tak yeng lei geh siong.
*bow nonstop for apologies*

Luckily, I have one of him here, in the group! *phew*

It’s fun hanging out with the gang, and I yearn for such outing now, especially when I’m working now. I really looking forward to weekends nowadays! Especially the LONG ones! HAHAHA!

Again, I didn’t appear in any of the pictures here because I’m the photographer mah! Hehe!

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On my convocation day, B and I went over to meet up with the geng at Delicious, Midvalley after sending my parents off at KL Sentral. From there they boarded the KLIA Express to KLIA for night flight.

Everyone was already there when we reached. We placed our orders and soon one by one the food came.

Munn’s Aglio Olio Spaghettini (RM15.90).

Unsure why it’s called spaghettini instead of spaghetti though. Lol! The dish did look plain to me, just spaghetti with sprinkle of herb and pepper? Taste wise – that you have to ask her. Hehe.

David’s sis’s Smoked Salmon Angelhair.

It looked appetizing – probably because of the salmon (my fav!) and caviar. However I didn’t know if the dish tastes great or otherwise. Hehe. Ask Melody bout this! The dish costs RM24.90.

David’s Caesar Salad.

I wanted to order this initially, but due to some reason I didn’t. A bit regretted for not ordering this, as the portion is big and it looks yummy! Don’t think anything can go wrong for a Caeser Salad. Costs : RM19.90

Sat’s Carbonara Spaghettini.

It supposed to be Carbonara Spaghettini with Wild Mushrooms, Beef Bacon, Oregano & Cream. Because B couldn’t eat beef, he asked for chicken instead. It still costs the same for the change, RM19.90 per plate.

I tried his dish. Since I’m not a fan of any creamy sauce spaghetti, so I couldn’t say anything about the dish. To me, it tastes creamy. Haha.

My Chicken Avocado. RM19.90.

I don’t like this.

The bread is okay. The avocado is fresh. But the chicken is not in my favour.

I understand bout the chicken chunk in sandwich being cold, but the chunks are too hard! Not to mention it was bit tasteless. I felt like I was working my jaws, munching them hard to turn them into small pieces.

Aaron’s Mushroom Mascarpone Spaghettini. RM20.90

Should be Aaron’s, if my memory didn’t fail me. It looks inviting, and I could see lots mushroom chunks in it. And I wonder what’s ‘Mascarpone’ tastes like. Hehe.

Saewei’s Tunisian Eggplant & Roasted Tomato Spaghettini. Rm17.90.

If my memory didn’t fail me (again), this one should belong to Saewei. Hehe. Looks spicy from far – probably because of the tomato sauce. Haha! Taste wise, ask Saewei!

From the picture, I think the plate on the upper left should be Firewire’s Mama’s Beef Bolognese Spaghettini. Rm19.90 per plate. From what I heard and read around, the mama’s beef bolognese spaghettini is delicious! Just like the name of the restaurant! Haha.

Unfortunately I was unable to snap the food Ricky ordered. He sat TOO far from me and I was bit lazy to walk to his place and take picture. Plus, people would look at me if I do so. Haha!

Next – dessert!

Melody’s Choco Brownie + vanilla ice cream! Something I would like to have, but my tummy was too bloated. I bet it tastes fantastic! *drools*

Anyway, the reason why we meet up at Delicious was to celebrate Jess’s birthday! *yay*

But suddenly they threw in presents for me – for my convo+birthday. I felt so touched because I never expect anything from anyone. Just wanna see them for I missed them so much..*tears*

Back to Delicious, it’s a wonderful place to catch up with friends as they have nice comfy seats, cosy sofas with pillows.

So, if you’re looking for delicious yet cheap food, then this is not the to go as you’re paying for the atmosphere. But if you’re the person who don’t mind paying for nice, special place to dine, then visit Delicious! You can find them at 1Utama and Bangsar Village II too.

Food : 6.5/10; Environment : 8/10

Btw, Happy Birthday Aaron!

*BIG Yawn*

Cambodia post should be up next week, hopefully. Still in the initial phase of pictures editing. Blame on lack of time to edit. Hehe!

Today I shall talk bout Skytrex!

Skytrex Adventure, located in Taman Pertanian Malaysia Bukit Cahaya Seri Alam in Shah Alam, offers an outdoor recreational activity that makes everyone’s heart pumps faster and proves that Charles Darwin’s theory is true!

Lol!

If you’re wondering what nonsense I’m talking about, you’ll know why later. Those who went before will understand gua.

Months ago, (really really MONTHS ago), Satkuru, William and I decided to give a go after hearing/reading about it from Sat’s friend, David who happens to be a volunteer there.

We drove all the way there on a sunny afternoon. After reaching, Satkuru gave his name at the counter and three of us were ‘chauffered’ on a bus to the heart of the reserved forest.

After 20 minutes of bumpy bus ride, the sight of net, ropes and planks greeted us.

We walked towards a small hut where we registered and signed an indemnity form. Then we kept our bags in their locker, got our harness and gloves and walked toward the training site where we’ll be given a short briefing and tried all the obstacles on a smaller scale.

Because there’s a group of people at the ‘training site’, we explored the ‘Little Adventure’ course which caters the kids and took few pictures of the area.

YES, ALL OF US TOOK OUR DSLR THERE! HAHAHAHA!
So damn heavy, but luckily not I carried. Hahaha!

The group took such a longgggg time at the training site that we waited almost an hour there!
@.@

And then it was our turn. It was SOOOOO FUNNNNN! Especially the flying fox. However climbing the net after the flying fox was abit hard for me. I’m not a monkey ler!

Once finished all the obstacles in the training ground, we started our real stinct! Yeah!

In order to clear the whole course, we had to move from tree to tree via few routes suspended from 3m to 22m above ground. These courses totally test our strength, conquer our fear and push our ability to the max!

First, we had to climb a ladder mounted to very long tree! All the way UP to the first platform. It may look easy, but seriously after halfway thru, you’ll feel like giving up. T.T

Then it was the part where I love! The hanging bridge!



How I wished I can took my own sweet time walking through the bridge.
But I CANT since there’s freaking someone yelling CEPAT CEPAT. ZZzzzz… Potong stim.

And then the real deal came. Walking through the zig-zag planks, ‘hopping’ the 2 ft apart planks, walking through swinging logs, flying fox – total of 23 obstacles that will definitely put your body to extreme pains for days. Unless you got a good stamina ler. Hahaha!

However, if you’re the ‘chicken’ type of person or realise that you unable to overcome your fear, there’s always a exit point for you to cabut. Haha.

We finished the whole course at around 4 something, if not mistaken. It rained soooo heavily after that. IT was really blast, but it WOULD be better if we weren’t rush to finish up the whole thing faster due to the weather la. zzz.

Conclusion, SkyTrex is indeed MUST-TRY activity if you’re the adventurous seeker. If you’re not, you can still try it – for fun. Lol!

P/s – Didn’t take much picture as my dslr is carried by Sat while doing the challenges and Satkuru stopped talking pictures after being rushed and I didn’t get pictures from William. ]]> http://phingelicious.com/2009/04/skytrex/feed/ 0 http://phingelicious.com/2009/03/fullhouse-at-nzx-ara-damansara/ http://phingelicious.com/2009/03/fullhouse-at-nzx-ara-damansara/#comments Sun, 22 Mar 2009 07:52:00 +0000 angeline http://dolphinmiss.wordpress.com/2009/03/22/fullhouse-at-nzx-ara-damansara/ What will a bunch of crazy people do when they meet up?

Hmm.. Maybe I should get that hat since it made me look feminine! AHAKS!

This is a backlog post again, for I didn’t have any news to blog bout currently. If you’re expecting Cambodia posts from me, don’t worry then cz I’ll start them in April!

IT was somewhere in late November when I met up with them for the last time before I head back to Penang for good. Besides making this a ‘surprise’ party for Mr. Leong (which was also a surprise farewell party for me as well), we decided to venture into new place for food instead of the ol’ Murni, Chilis, TGIF etc2.

And after reading numerous blogs and recommendation from Jess and Steven(they went there not long ago, if not mistaken), we settled for Fullhouse.

I was awed when I walked into this place. It was so cosy, modern, white, sleek, chic, and and.. I should probably stop describing on as might end up writing adjectives that carries the same meaning here. Lol!

I simply adore all the things that are being sold in this ‘lifestyle store/cafe’. But, I didn’t bother to check on the price though, as I was at the verge of being broke that month. Too many outings! T.T

We were led to upstairs to a white lonnnng table of 10 and were given 3 kawaii-looking-menu ONLY. I was like, wtfish.. Why gave us 3 menu when there were 6 of us there?

So I thought MAYBEEE they didn’t expect they’ll have many customers dining, so didn’t bother to ‘print’ much menu.

Or maybe the waiter thought that sharing is caring. LOL!

Oh well, we took turns to read the menu, placed our orders, continued chatting, and snapping while waiting for another 2 kawan to come.

One by one, our drinks came. They were very colourful, I likey!

But the thing that really caught my eyes was the stirrer. Those cute lil glasses at the end of the stirrer, awww… I want oneeee…. Eh no, I want allllllll… *greed clouded my mind*

If you look careful enough, you can spot Aaron’s signature eyebrow in the picture above. Hiak hiak hiak!

Then slowly the food came. First, Steven’s nasi lemak.

Followed by Aaron’s steak.

And Jess’s chicken chop. Very big hor the potion!

Lastly, B’s fish and chips.

If you were wondering what Mr. Leong and I had that night, I’ll gladly tell you that we ordered
their famous wok-seor chicken chop that came more than 2 hours later. T.T

You must be thinking, how could it be that long? I must be miscalculating the time.

Well, WaiSeng and Crystal came an hour late due to traffic jam had ordered and finished their food, yet our food haven’t arrived. Aaron even had second rounds after feeling that he wasn’t full, still no food in front of us. And my gastric already attacking my poor stomach that time. T.T

Yes, it was that bad. Up the extend that Mr. Leong bising-ed there and demanded to see the manager. (Don’t ever anger our Mr. Leong, lol).

And the reason of all those delay?

IS because they didn’t key in our order. -_-”

Again, I was shocked to hear that. I’m pretty sure that I wasn’t the last person to place order, moreover we ordered 2 of those, not one. So, how can they didn’t/forgotten to key in our order. Plus, we did remind them over and over again for our food when we realised that something was amiss. So, giving that kind of reason was simply ridiculous and unacceptable!

Apparently our table wasn’t the only one had trouble that night, some other table had problems too. I heard from the guys when they settled the bill downstairs, one of the customers even told to the cashier that they’ll never dine there again due to bad service.

I was like, WAHHHH! That terrible ar?!

Anyway, after we got our food, Mr. Leong’s anger gone down the drain and everyone was back to joyful mood. We had some ‘photography session’ at the table and at the ‘bedroom section’ with the props before leaving Fullhouse.

Aww.. the menu cute kan?

IF you ask me is it worth going to Fullhouse for a meal, I would say it’s IF you’re going for the atmosphere. The food is rather okay only so yeah, I’d say your money goes to the atmosphere, the-special-feel’ and the kawaii-looking-décors found in the building.

Before ending this post, I MUST MUST MUST post this pic where I look ala Paris Hilton (minus the clothing la) while B look like a nerd from school!

B don’t keeeel me ya.. *hides under blanket*

-XOXO
( Hugs and Kisses and Love and Kisses)

P/s – To the people who went with me, MANA PHOTOS! Especially the group photos, I want them!!!

Probably I should go back there – or go to Perhentian. I want island vacation. Deprieved of one. T.T

Anyway, now back to my Redang post part II – let us see more pictures of Redang. Maybe seeing them back could make you guys feel like going there again with me ler. *shifty look*

Ops. Wrong picture. Haha. That’s Daniel pointing to Shoutout logo drawn by Lasker. Well, they’re trying to promote Shoutout there – but they didn’t leave behind the url, how can people join wor. Hmm.

Anyway, today I shall bring you to another part of the island.

From our resort, we walked towards nearly end of the beach, past a 100m of lalang field, balanced ourselves for a stretch of uneven stone-y and dead corals bay, climbed up few big stones, skipped to avoid a small river of waste water while pinching our nose and finally another 100m of tar road to reach this popular beach – the Long Beach. (If not mistaken, ppl called that Long Beach lar. Lmao)

It was definitely worth going all those to reach here since it was more happening here, especially night time. Probably because few popular resorts are located here, like the Laguna Redang Resort.

Plus the colourful iconic house, More More Tea Inn – popularised by the movie Summer Holiday, is situated here too. Well, the More More Tea Inn is not an inn, but a two storey gift shop.

and not forgetting the most-photographed-thing-in-Redang, the headless woodboard. Lol!

Not enough for all the guys I guess. They had to take turns. Lol!

It was fun hanging out there. You can just wear your sunnies and just observing people like what Wendy did.

Or just snipe at pretty bikini girl.. *phew-witttt*

or jump around with a bunch of crazy people like what they did here. Lol!

Or just soaked ur feets onto the cold sand.

(Argh! All those really made me miss my island vacation alot! T.T )

We made several trips back and fro between our resort and Long Beach. We even went at night! But that was only once, and we spotted a rather reddish moon. Or was it purplish? I can’t remember. Lol!

Our vacation was so freaking relaxing (goodness, the hammock lying thingy was so blardy nice! – i forgot to add in earlier) that almost everyone was so reluctant to head home. We went for 4 days 3 nights; a day longer than my previous Redang trip, but it was nicer! The last time I went, I didn’t have enough of Redang and therefore I decided to go back there again in 2008. But now, I guess I shall put Redang aside and start looking for the possible islands to go. Like Perhentian, Phi Phi, Phuket or even Krabi. Hehehe!

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