Day 2: 海洋公園 玩得痛快！
Tuesday, May 13, 2014 7:53 PM
Probably about 5 years from my first time in Ocean Park. Tbh, that time was kinda boring, we didn't take much rides because my parents don't and my sister was too young. Even the rides were limited.
So I was exhilarated to be back with friends this time!
Early morning shot (okay not very early, probably 10?), just take a look at my morning face.
Always photobombing this girl hahahahaha. You've to admit I was rather good at it.
Just take a look at the morning crowd, where the doors had just opened.
Our first stop! To visit the pandas.
LOOK AT THIS OPPA, staring back at me. Can you believe he's 28?
Well, this was the closest we could've gone to taking a photo with pandas.
Then to Arctic! Where the -waddle waddling- penguins were. Absolute cuteness. They were really good swim-divers. Take a look at them diving into the waters and swiftly glide along.
The grand-penguins with white fur all around them. They hobbled more, but still cute.
Well well, how can we take a miss at the rides! I personally loved the Hair Raiser and Abyss the most.
Look at the creepy clown with hair raising. You could see for yourself how the thrilling the ride would be...
This was the worst, EVER. I felt like I was slapped throughout, actually I was, literally. Never going for a second round or more. It actually explains why the people before us returned with their faces totally BLACK.
The last stop, Dolphin show! We were really exhausted by then. It was a craaaaazy whole day, with only rest in the rides itself. My legs were really screaming in protest by then. It was great that we get to enjoy the dolphins' performances as we rested.
Can never understand how diligent dolphins are. Not to mention, adorable beings.
Finally, took a ride down by the cable car! The wait was horrible, we had to queue for almost an hour. But some boo-boos occurred in midst of our queuing, which actually made it really fun lol.
This group of Chinese aunties tried to cut queue whenever possible, and they attempted umpteen times despite glares from everyone, and even reprimands from the same nationality. So with pride and dignity, we couldn't allow something like that to happen, not when everyone was tired and queuing orderly BUT THEM. So with the 5 of us, we formed a barrier, and refused to let them pass. Well, they insisted, pushing as close to us as possible, grazing our butts ugh. But the bottom line, only one of 'em managed to squeeze through us, while the rest had no choice but take the next cabin after us. It was a proud moment when the Chinese family before us, who reprimanded them, gave us a thumbs-up and smiles.
Mandatory Chinatown shot at the bottom of Ocean Park.
Tired faces, and that was the only time we took a bus!
There was a beautiful light show with fireworks at the exit of Ocean Park. It was wonderful, but we left before it ended, fearing of the crowd that would chase us later.
Well, now we are famished. Bought macs and had our lunch only as while we watched the Dolphins, which was already 5.30pm! Headed to the Central for the night.
Pretty buildings. But I could only say, the streets were not for me, a being with wallet of a pauper.
Dinner! Had a tough time trying to find the place, because the buildings were confusing, GPRS was worse as we headed in the opposite direction. And it doesn't help that I HAD TO ANSWER MOTHER NATURE'S CALL. It was surprising to see no crowd at such a famous restaurant though... But well, we were dead famished and needed to replenish our energy.
Address: 麦奀云吞面世家 77 Wellington St, Central, Hong Kong
Since we were exhausted, and it was only the second night! We decided not to explore Lan Kwai Fong but head back to Mong Kok for dessert!
Man, new found love for Matcha. Not to forget my love for glutinous rice balls!
Address: 糖百府- 旺角黑布街 99 Hak Po St, Hong Kong
Labels: graduation trip, Hong Kong, overseas, vacation
Day 1: 靚仔，靚女 我來了！
Sunday, April 27, 2014 8:48 PM
All set out for the cool weather in HK! Tho the sleepy faces because we had to set off from our homes @ 4am, for our 6am flight by Jetstar! (▰˘o˘▰)
Gotta compliment Jetstar, because it's the most comfortable low-budget flight I've took thus far - well, though the only other low-cost carrier I had travelled in was Air Asia. Less turbulence, smoother landing and more spacious seats. I guess you get what you pay. And I slept throughout the flight 'cause I only had 4 hours of sleep, plus a busy week at work.
Catching the beautiful scenery en-route to town, on the Airport Express.
Tip #1: Purchase the Airport Express cards at information counters situated at the entrance to the Airport Express itself, and you'd only have to pay HKD40 instead of HKD60 for the trip down to MTR station. Then, purchase the Octopus card for MTR thereafter.
Tip #2: China Mobile sim, provides really slow internet data.... for the entire trip. For HKD60 (free Wi-Fi for 2 days, additional 7 days with a top-up of HKD18) I was only able to get a H+, never even a 3G. With most of the time on the first day, being unable to connect to Internet. Until I found a trick to it, to restart your phone to detect Internet. Don't start judging yet, it works.
Met friendly Alice, the apartment owner, at the MTR exit of Prince Edward. She shared with us how we could hail a 5-seater taxi for our Ocean Park trip the next day. Bet'cha didn't know that there were 5-seater cabs in HK too! Then, it was time for lunch! We're all starving. Took too looooooooooong a while to find the place, worse still, the long queue outside greeted us warmly and we could only sigh inwardly.
Address: Hong Kong, 旺角運動場道15號京華大廈地舖1-2號
Spent the time waiting, taking photos & selfies. Well, I was busy photobombing, must say I was pretty good at it... :3
Couldn't wait for more food to come, so we quickly snapped a few shots and tucked in immediately! I would say... the food was okay-ish. I love the shrimp dumplings (har gow) though, but then again yummy har gows can be found everywhere in HK!
Famished, so we gobbled down everything, and ended up too full! But, guess what, the bill came up to probably only S$6-8 per person! So we decided to stroll around our neighbourhood for the afternoon.
Love shots of old, worn-down estates like this... Something you hardly see in Singapore. Remembered we were desperately looking for toilets cause of Mother Nature's calling... So please appreciate the abundance of washrooms in Singapore okay ( ཀ͝ ∧ ཀ͝ )
SO! Some girls were feeling heatiness, or having sore throat, so we decided to rest at the first herbal shop we saw. And I ordered a huge bowl of "Turtle Jelly" (Gui Ling Gao) myself... I personally found it too bitter for my tastes, having to pour sufficient amount of honey every bite I take. And this supposedly LARGE bowl, cost me S$5++
So after that, we did shopping at Argyle Center! Supposedly the bugis street / far east plaza equivalent in Mongkok, HK.
Clothes were really cheap, much cheaper than I'd expected. A good S$5-20 range. So the girls splurged, yet there weren't any that specifically caught my eye, so I left empty-handed. I wasn't intending to splurge on clothes in HK in the first place, plus the clothes were more of the commonly seen everywhere type... ╮(•˘︿ ˘•)╭
THEN IT WAS DINNER TIME!
Address: Hong Kong, 花園街104
Were really skeptical about the quality of food when we stepped in, because it was kinda rundown... with mostly locals who were digging in to rice in soup, instead of the thick congee we're expecting.
So we were doubtful with our orders, and decided to just WHACK. It turned out to be really yummy, well cooked in a sense you won't be able to find a grain of rice (whole). But the hor fun was too dry for my liking.
Tip #3: The lower the expectations, the more delicious your food will taste!
Walked more around Mongkok and guess what we saw! The mobile ice-cream truck, which plays soft music, naturally attracting you to it. Well, the softee was only so-so...
Well, we decided we had enough for Day 1 and headed back to the apartment to rest for the night.
Labels: graduation trip, Hong Kong, overseas, vacation
A day over the seas,
Saturday, March 23, 2013 12:44 AM
Went for a little getaway trip with the girls ^^
It has become a habit that we eat Kim Gary for a meal when we're there. It's so cheap! I mean compared to our country, with a meal at S$5-6++ and a giant cup of milk tea with grassjelly at only S$2++! Surprisingly, I bought alot more stuff than my first trip there with friends, so much that I had to worry and do some self-control before I spent my total of S$100 or more! Was really clumsy and stupid though, I fell on my knees while entering the mall after leaving a cab. Broke my toenail, lucky not my toe... I hope it recovers well.
Since we were back at City Sq in the evening again, we had problems deciding what to have for dinner. Then we spotted this HK cafe flooded with local students while we were doing our shopping there. So, it was between that or Seoul Garden, and we settled with that because SG was too much to be consumed for dinner LOL. The best thing ever was that they had Tom Yum soup base for their hotpot!!!!! I'm craving for it again now as I type this. It was really spicy though, where it will make you start sniffing. But really yummy! Ingredients were lesser than I expected, it was more of the fake-seafood but fish cakes instead of the seafood I expected. But well, it was rather worth the price, I drank the whole pot alright! Such a meal with rice and a cup of HK milk tea cost only S$4++ weeeeeeeh. Satisfying and definitely wanting to go back for more!
Maybe,
Wednesday, March 06, 2013 1:39 AM
Maybe, I should quit school and be a dolphin trainer! They're so cuteeeeee. I wanna see dolphins! I've got a new goal for vacation - HAWAIIIIIIIIIII.Labels: random, vacation, wishes
Raatris Sawat Ka!
Thursday, November 01, 2012 11:37 PM
Day 3
So it was the last day, this morning, I skipped breakfast because there was only coupons for two hahaha, then I could catch on my sleep! We then headed to Chatuchak Market, just travel using the BTS all the way to one end, Mo Chit. Wow the weather was, still as horrible. Too hot, too sunny. Lucky we bought some sunhats the day before hahahaha. Surprisingly, there was no crowd at the market yet, so I guess we were indeed too early... about 9-10am hahahaha! It's the best shopping place imo!
Well, so basically Chatuchak has like 28 sections. So it was like humongous!! And there are shelters for some stalls, so meaning they were indoors. There were stalls right under the sun too! So please please please, apply sunblock, prep some hats, tissues and water before heading there. So we walked around the shady areas, and I got myself a long-sleeved denim! It was 280baht but we managed to bargain a 240baht at least. There are too many items, I don't know what to mention. Printed tees, sandals and handmade gladiators, colourful skinnies and jeans, lots of inspired shoes which I wanted to get myself one pair of inspired Vans but nah, because it was like 550baht without bargain... Then there were lots of clothes at 100 baht per piece too. Friendship bands! But they were kind of expensive I think.
Ah... This is when the afternoon crowd comes in. We saw this moving vehicle which was selling drinks, and with this humid weather, I was tempted to buy a drink. And I'd tried green tea ice blended with pearls. Well, the pearls, can't expect much, it was... old and soft. But the green tea was not too bad! It was milky but still tea-ish!
Then we weren't able to finish shopping, it was already 12nn! So we went back to the hotel, rested for awhile before we checked out. Left our luggages there since our flight was at 7pm, and we went back to MBK mall! A little too many times, but everytime we went there, we found different things. This time, we went there for lunch. There's a International Food Hall at level 5, but I expected it to be quite expensive. On the way, there were a few food stalls at the departmental store, so we settled for that instead.
And that's where I had my last serving of Tom Yam in BKK! It was different, but still delicious. More of a clear fishball soup, where there's still the Tom Yam taste, but this time, it wasn't that thick! I love both, that I can't decide! I forgot the price of this, but it was 30~50baht!
So we went about the departmental store, and I bought deodorant for 99baht omg! The same one probably cost like 8SGD! I found goldddddddddd. Hehehehe. Then we went to the 5th level where the food hall was, wow, it was half-filled with Caucasians. So I guess that's where the tourists will go for their meals there. Besides that, there was also a restaurant(?) selling Thai food! Like Mango salad with Chicken etc... It was a pity, since we were really full then! Should go back and try it some day~
Headed back to Asia and got our luggage, went on a cab to the airport. There were yummy snacks at the airport as well, I loved the Tom Yam rice crackers, but guess how much a box costs? 8SGD... No way man. So yep, I'm back! The plane food was yummy as well, chicken again hehehe, with steamed rice and long beans! YAY. And I had lots of eyecandies on the return flight. There was this steward who looked like Yoseob, and a stewardess who looked extremely like Hyoyeon. Oh god ~_______~
My little loot from BKK! Will definitely return for more ^^
Labels: food, overseas, shopping, vacation
Kob-koon ka!
Saturday, October 27, 2012 10:06 PM
Day 2
Omg, so we slept about 12ish~1am till about 8am in the morning, so extremely really crazily tired. But breakfast was good as well, we had the usual Chinese buffet. They had really good veggies and egg, and also yummy Chinese soup! With pork and all... But too salty. Headed for check out and check in to the next hotel, Asia, which was just right beside the BTS station in the central area!
Then we headed for Chinatown! Dad suggested we walk from the memorial bridge which was the nearest to the BTS station, then to Wat Pho, then to Grand Palace, which was along the way... I didn't tell him it was kinda far because I thought he wanted to visit those places. Little did we know, he thought it was pretty near as seen on the map...
Long story short, the memorial bridge was already quite a distance from the station, prolly about 2km... And there were alot of stray dogs around, huge dogs, fierce dogs, barking so loud it hurt my ears... Then further down we rested beside a street stall selling grassjelly. It was the most awesome thing under such humid weather! Headed further till we reached Wat Pho where there was the largest sleeping buddha. Spent too much time taking photos and resting there, by the time we walked over to Grand Palace, it was almost 4pm, and the gates were closed! Because opening hours for tourists was 8am till 4pm, whereas last entry was 3.30pm! So I guess Dad was quite sad, since it was the destination we set out for.
So this security recommended us to visit some pier, where there's a boat trip for viewing of floating market and all... Sounded so exciting, and he said taking a tuk-tuk was faster, so he hailed one for us! The bad part was that the four of us squeezed in one, when the ideal number of passengers should be only two! Moreover, the charges was by per head (10 baht)... And the air pollution was rather bad. But it was a new experience! Well, the boat trip was 500 baht per person, and we all felt like it was a scam. Moral of the story, always listen attentively to what the in-charge says. Apparently the floating market was a small one, and that we will be visiting some of the kampong areas. He told us before we take it. But what we didn't expect the small floating market to be was, just three sampans with the village people trying to sell souvenirs and drinks at a rather exorbitant price. By which I meant, a set of doll bookmarks or pencils at 150 baht, and mum bought two + a drink for 300 baht which appears to be bargained already... And these sampans take turns to grab on to the entire tourists' boat to well... persuade you to buy their stuff. And they kind of won't leave till you get something.
My idea of a floating market was people stationary in their own boats and selling food or fruits. NOT souvenirs. That was the disappointing part. Besides that, all we got to see was people looking at us from their kampong houses, and people who were fishing from the waters. Mm hmm.
Well, but things cannot be undone any way. So I treat it as another experience. I mean the boat ride was pretty cool, just the tour... so boring till I almost slept for a couple of times. And too much waiting time in and out the village, for this entrance/exit gate to be lifted. Aside from all the downsides, I got to see this huge lizard thing... It was said to live in the waters apparently, omg.
So by the time we left the boat, it was already 6 in the evening, and we were dropped at some market place in Chinatown! So I guess that's where all the street food are at, where my friend recommended. So we ordered some fried noodles, hor fun, fried vegetables and not to forget Tom Yum soup! I think we were too hungry, we all forgot to take note of the prices... So when bill came, it turn out ~100 baht more than what we expected it to be. Either, the guy can't count, or he just extorted us because we were tourists speaking in English. Because from what we remembered, each dish supposed to be around 50 baht, and it's reasonable! I mean, we ate chicken rice and wonton noodles for at most 30 baht per bowl. So how is 4 dishes with a bowl of rice 310 baht? Anyway mum paid blindly so we didn't want to create trouble. Take it as a lesson learnt. It was a rather disappointing day with all the little unfortunate events, but it was okay, not so much to dampen our moods!
Headed for MBK mall again that night, this time round we shopped the first 3 levels lol... Girls are really slow at shopathon. Btw did I mention, Macdonalds' ice cream cone was only 7 baht!!! There was also this BKK shirt shop, at 99 baht per shirt! So they had like the usual I love BKK and what nots, and even PSY's Gangnam Style LOL. It was cute really, although I don't like how the song is so overrated.
Andddd we left about 9ish... still wanted to shop! So the girls alighted at the Platinum Mall station while dad went back to the hotel. Well, as we alighted, we saw like street stalls at two sides of the streets! Just like pasar malam, so we were contemplating between going to PM or just walking around here. In the end we decided to shop around at the street stalls because PM was really really quite far from the BTS station, and our legs were mad hurting!! Plus it was rather late, we will have to walk back to the station again later if we went.
So holyyyyyyy, there were lots of fashionable clothes at the stalls, like patterned skirts, denim shorts and tops, dresses, tribal shorts, shoes, cropped tops and lots more. You could bargain for these too! Maybe not at some stalls thou... So I got like tops and a tribal-styled skirt there hehe. The tops were supposed to be 240 baht each, but we bought 3 in total and the lady was so nice she gave us a price of 510 baht for three, and I said if it could be 500 baht to round it down. She was like "Okok, just for you~" :') I forgot how much the skirt cost though... probably 280 baht but we managed a 250 baht. However, the downside of such bargains is to gain black faces from the owners lol.
Oh well~
And we headed back to the hotel happily hehehehehehe. It was almost midnight then, too.
Labels: overseas, shopping, vacation
Sawasdeeka!
Monday, October 22, 2012 11:52 PM
Rushed home from school after 5pm on Thursday! Then off to Changi at 8pm, because the flight was at 10pm. It was my first time sitting a double deck plane!!! The seats were rather comfy and spacious, there were entertainment... just lacking of pretty and handsome crew. AND I LOVE PLANE FOOD. LOL. So delicious... to me. I forgot what I had though, I think it was chicken stew with fried rice teehee. Yum yum, the dessert was quite nice too, and there was salad with huge and thick pieces of carrots lol. So raw, but I had them. Watched The Amazing Spiderman with Dad too, while sister slept lol.
Guess who I saw? Hehehehehehehehe.
Arrived at Suvarnabhumi airport at about 12 midnight. The mother told us to catch a cab at the taxi counter, so after collecting our baggage, we went out and saw the counters immediately. So first thing we asked was the price, it was a whooping 900 baht from the airport to Oakwood Residence (which was relatively near the airport) So we refused. Walked down the next counter, and that was when I realised we were asking for limousine cabs... no wonder. This time round it was also the same price, but as we walked away, they offered a 700 baht... o_O Rejected too, since mother said she paid 200++. That's when we went down to the basement to take the public cabs... it was rather scary lol, foreign country, language barrier and strangers and all... But fortunately we arrived at the apartment safely!
The room, or I should say apartment suite was beaaaaaaaautipoooool~! There was a huge living room together with the kitchen space, which we didn't get to use much since we only stayed there for 2 nights. One master bedroom with king sized bed and another guest room with a queen sized bed, with pretty and clean toilets for both! Best thing was that there was a internet cable for laptops and a wifi corner at the lobby!
Day 1
Mum had work on Friday, so the three of us went to explore Siam Square and The Platinum Mall! Didn't find much at Siam because Paragon was ... expensive lol, all the branded stuff. So we walked. And walked. And we found the four-faced buddha temple? Prayed and all. Then we walked somemore. There were street stalls everywhere, with cheap items, like denim shorts going at 30~80 baht. Jaw-dropping because that's like roughly 3SGD?!?! And we walked somemore. To our amazement we reached The Platinum Mall, which was like one BTS station away lol. Imagine how our feets were hurting, burning and swollen from the insane weather. Well, I thought Platinum was another ordinary mall, but apparently it's like air-conditioned Bugis Street! All the youngsters' clothes hahahahahaha. There was too much to look at, we eventually give up. I mean father was sitting on 1st level, sleeping and all while we tried walking the first three levels lol. Relatively cheap pricing! But the retail prices are ripped offs! So one should always go with friends and all, so when you get 2 or more pieces, the prices are cut off about a 100 baht! Then we decided to leave, and to our bewilderment lololololol, where ever that we've just walked was only Zone 3. Apparently Platinum Mall has 3 zones! HOW TO FINISH SHOPPING LIKE THAT? And all three buildings have mostly women stuff. And there's no restaurants! Because we were so famished. Lucky for the food centres at the top levels of each zone building.
So I had Tom Yum noodles! Their noodles were kind of chewy and ... i don't know how to explain but it's not the QQ noodles we usually consume lol. Fusion of beehoon and meesua maybe? And they had smaller fishballs but yummy too! The tom yam was the most awesome thing1!!! Thai Tom Yam's the best, especially when you have it in the country itself!!! So much better than the ones here. The only bad side was too much peanuts and i don't know what... spices? In the soup. Yeah. And they put beansprouts in basically every dish LOL. So if you hate it, I don't know what you can eat in BKK. Something interesting was they used coupons instead of cash for the food centres. So you have to exchange your cash for their coupons at the counters available there... somewhat like our Kopitiam. Then, they have boiling water at every stall for you to wash the utensils placed just by the side. I don't know what's the point... unless the utensils aren't washed before that. D: Well, I didn't wash mine in the boiling water lol.
Well, after we sat down and ate, we couldn't get up anymore. Because... our legs weren't legs anymore lol. Especially my sis' and I... since we had trainings before the trip. Sob sobs. So we gave up shopping and we were actually planning to go to Chinatown too! There was this really cute bowler sort of hat with cat ears that I really wanted, because I kept noticing ladies' wearing them lololol, and I got reminded of Hongki's hat. So I was on a hunt for it, so reluctant to leave before I find it! When I finally found it at one of the stalls... It was a crazy 590 baht okay!!!!!!!! Pouts. Asked dad for his opinion, he told me it was too expensive and we should leave. So we left. Near the exit, I was still scanning for the hat LOL. So stubborn and reluctant. Thank god I found another shop, with more colour choices and all! It was 490 and I managed to bargain a 450 baht teehee :3 So i carried a maroon hat back~~~ Wanted the dark green but apparently green sucks on me. Sigh.
Travelled all the way to National Stadium station, since it was the nearest to Chinatown, but by the time we got there it was like 6plus in the evening! Our legs were mad hurting OTL OTL OTL. Rested at Macdonalds lol. And we decided to postpone Chinatown trip to the next day cause we really couldn't make it hahahahahaha. Hey the Mc ice cream cone was only 7 baht! What a steal LOL. They had ice cream float for coffee/ovaltine too, at 29 baht! Small cups but worth it, only 1++SGD. So we shopped around the MBK mall there. It was one of those ordinary malls, so we walked about the first level and headed back! That night we alighted at some BTS station near Oakwood... because we saw that there's a night market available from the map. Disappointed, because all there was were a few stalls opened, selling BKK souvenirs mm hmm. But I bought a tribal bag! From 150 baht, it was reduced to 100... Only regret was to not bargain further, because later we believed that they would have sold us for 80 or something! Had street food for dinner. Chicken rice, 3 plates for only 105 baht! About 4 SGD. Was yummy. OH AND BKK'S FOOD ARE ALL IN SMALL SERVINGS HAHAHA. It was sufficient for me, but not the other two, so they shared another bowl of wonton noodles for 30 baht. It was delicious apparently, and there were many customers. P.s. The daughter of the chicken rice seller, was prettyyyyyyyyyy. Hehe, we started off having awkward stares but bade goodbye with smiles!
Labels: food, overseas, shopping, vacation
SG >>>>> JB
Monday, October 08, 2012 11:48 PM
So we loitered around City Sq, and since it was the morning, some shops weren't open yet. And there's a 'bugis street' at the higher levels! Awesome, that's where we stayed the longest. Then the guy was complaining, so we decided to cab to KSL City. Before that, because our stomachs were rather hungry, we had Nando's first. The food was so-so only. But the different levels of spicy sauce were yum. The drive to KSL was only $8-10 btw!
So at KSL there were more unknown shops, yet clothes more suitable for the teens. And everything was much cheaper, so we bought quite a bit and was spinning around the mall, not wanting to leave. Walked around till about 5pm we decided we had to head back because we wanted to reach SG by 7pm initially. And we cancelled the Sentosa seafood dinner from our itinerary d'aww... But it was fine cause they gave in to me and agreed on Kim Gary kekeke. We wanted that for lunch but there was a frigging long queue and I got so sad T_T Hehe I had the same baked rice...
Ordered the yummilicious milk tea with grass jelly. That was how tall the cups were and they were 6.50 RM each!
So after eating, we went back to the places we visited earlier, to purchase whatever we've not done so. I got so upset because I wanted this pair of snowflaked-pattern canvas shoes, they were kinda cheap too. But, there was only guys' sizes! Sobs, the smallest pair was a size 38, it was fine! Really, it was! Until I stood up and tried walking, they felt like flip flops. Another plain pair was 25 RM. Sobssssssssss. But it was the last pair which was also the display set! And... I don't like getting display sets. Sigh, not fated! But I did purchase a pair of flats and better quality slippers! Hurray. And of course my hairdye, which turned out to be cheaper as well... Initially I wanted to get two colors, but the other color disappeared when I went back! Probably because that color doesn't exist in SG.
So... by the time we checked the watches again, it was 8plus at night! LOL. And we rushed back to the station to head home! There was queues this time round and by the time we reached woodlands, it was already 10pm. That's the time when we feel the tiredness overwhelming us. But, well we're happy kids with our loots! Even though I was the only one who didn't have my best buy. /sadface4laifu/
It was a good experience overall :)
Labels: food, selca, shopping, SPA, vacation
Holidays? Not really.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012 1:58 AM
Yep, it's my current lion mane. I'm trying to grow it even longer.
So far, the holidays doesn't feel like one. I want an overseas vacation, I want to visit Taiwan once more, or even visit Seoul for once. :( I want to go overseas with my friends as well. I'd just been through a hectic week... Finally settling down for a more mundane lifestyle, which involves work and work and work.
Yep. So the only thing I'm looking forward to so far, will be the steamboat and sleepover with GC clique on next Wednesday, movie outing with them on Thursday. And Ironman volunteer on Sunday! YIPEEEEEEE. I hope everything goes smoothly.
HELLO HONGKONG: Day 3~
Saturday, December 25, 2010 4:30 PM
Yes my forehead is huge, sue me.
Took a train to ShenZhen at an unearthly hour of like what 7am?
I think we somehow got scammed for this trip, it was futile!
Got ~forced~ to buy some health products, really aren't their tongues really sharp there?!?!
No time for shopping, booboo idiots.
Snapped some pictures at 小人國 then we went back to Hong Kong.
Got upset cause my family was wasting time in the Hotel.
Nobody wna budge to go shopping.
Pshhhhh.
HELLO HONGKONG: Day 2~
Friday, December 24, 2010 2:54 PM
Omgggggggggg is that my tummy?!?!
Helllllllllo, woke at like 7plus?
Then we had breakfast at some hk cafe again, y'know those 茶餐廳.
Took the MTR to the ferry terminal and we took the ferry to Macau!
Didn't know where to head to when we reached.
So we took this bus to 大三巴.
Overshot, and we walked there.
Ate Portuguese eggtarts, so awesome.
And this!!
They were publicising that jihoo and jandi went there to eat this too.
Hehehe.
There was gongcha too! Didn't get to drink it there.
I was thinking of getting a "I <3 Macau" shirt for Xander, but I didn't haha.
Rushed back on the 4pm ferry.
Headed off to relative's house.
Their apartments are realllllllllly small, yet expensive D:
Then we had dinner at restaurant hehe, i've got angbaos.
Took the tram, was a cool experience.
Labels: kim hyun joong, overseas, SS501, vacation