Datukship for Lee Chong Wei

Lee Chong Wei, Fatt Dat Loh!
"Malaysian badminton star Lee Chong Wei would be presented with a cheque for RM300,000 and a monthly pension of RM3,000 at a special ceremony which would be held at Lee’s home state in Penang Wednesday night – for winning the nation a silver at the Beijing Olympics" from The Star.

Penang will also award a Datukship Lee Chong Wei, 26, for the winning of the silver medal at the Beijing Olympics.

Datuk at the age of 26 - cool!

Note: Nicol David also a 'Datuk' - Malaysian professional squash player

Junk food shopping...

My weekly junk food...


I finished work very early yesterday, around 6.00p.m. Everyone started leaving the office. I also left as I do not want to stay in the office alone, in the evening. So, I went to do my "weekly junk food shopping".
The two bottles of Minute Maid orange juice - my favorite drink. $2.20 each (1 littre).
Minute Maid is under Coca-cola company. But, I have no idea why it is not being sold in Malaysia.
The rest of the tidbits are some peanuts, mix nuts, kuaci and also gummies.
Spent total of $6.50.

Another wedding invitation

Another wedding invitation.
Chinese wedding invitation we called "red bomb", but what we call for Indians' ?
Anyway, Congratulations to Shatish (my ex-colleague, aka Ultraman) and Mira!

Times Bookstore warehouse sale

Reached KL around 12am++. It was a tiring journey. Then, I drove to dear's house to have dinner. Some of you might ask: What? dinner around 1 a.m? Yes, dinner at 1 a.m. This is my Friday dinner time. By the time I reach KL and by the time dear close his shop is will be around 12 a.m. - 1 .am.
I reached his house before him. Then I parked my car in front of his house. BANG!
"What was that sound? Did I just hit something? Am I too sleepy?"
Then I walked out from my car and checked what actually happened. Guess what? Nothing happened to my car, but just right before I wanted to get back into my car, I was actually stepping on some "ashes". Oh god! And I also saw some bricks with joss sticks!!! I quickly get back into my car, and locked myself inside. Seconds later, I saw 2 cars were heading to dear's house. Thanks god, dear and his father were here!
After dinner, we went for a drink somewhere near his house. And I told him about that incident. He asked me not to worry, nothing will happen. Wish me luck ya, I hope nothing will happen too.

Had breakfast with mom and sis at Kim Gary in Hartamas shopping center. The main purpose of taking them there was because of the Times Bookstore Warehouse Sale. I bought 6 books for RM57 only! Cath, thanks for the information!

Clinique 3-step

Clinique 3-step


I have very oily skin. Months ago, I had suffered with hormonal breakouts, my skin was never clear and it left me lots of dark spots (Acne scars) on my jaw line. I have tried all type of products, especially those with Vitamin C or lemon juice in order to clear those dark spots but nothing seems to help. I also put sliced cucumber on my face every night, but still, I did not see the result.
So, I decided to give Clinique 3-Step a try. Since it is recommended by CLEO. I bought this 3-step system which is suitable for combination skin to oily skin type. I can see the result after 3 days! My skin is not that oily anymore! All I need is 3 minutes and the morning and another 3 minutes in the evening!

1. Cleanser - what you need is just a small amount, says half of a 5 cents coin? It gives you a clean face without feeling the drying/tightening effect after wash.
2. Toner - I love this toner, it clears my dark spots! Remember, Exfoliation is the engine of skin renewal!
3. Moisturizer - I have chosen the gel base type. It is oil-free. My face feels fresh after applying it.
   

Clinique 3-step, my special companion forever!

Singapore Bak Kut Teh

Singapore Bak Kut Teh...


I like the rice with dark soya sauce


I think Rinnel (my lunch mate) will be very happy if I declare Tuesday as Bak Kut Teh day.lol. Other than Laksa, Bak Kut Teh is also one of our Singapore favorite foods. But, I still prefer Malaysia's Bak Kut Teh. As you can see from the pictures, the Singapore bak kut teh soup is 'clearer', in fact, they only put pepper, pork ribs, garlic, salt and water. No herbs and no "fei chee yoke", and that's why the soup is not oily.
Can't wait to have Bak Kut Teh for lunch...

Price info:
SG$4.00 for the Bak Kut Teh
SG$0.50 for the rice

'Short' Weekend

This weekend considered a 'short' weekend to me because I reached KL on Friday night very late (11.30pm) and now I am about go back to Singapore (1.30pm bus). But, I am quiet happy, I spent time with my family and I also did some shopping (alone).

My mom's cooking! Yummy yummy!


I have bought ......


A short post today. I need to get ready now, as in I am leaving my house in another 30 minutes time.