A relaxing Saturday

Well, it was a pretty good Saturday initially to be honest. I spent my day doing things that I want, reading, blogging, exercise and surfing for some information. And then, I went out with YenLeng at night for dinner.

We went to Secret Garden for dinner.

Now the place is quite nice. A comfortable feeling but the pricing is quite "pricy" I felt. And I don't really fancy the food either. Well, it was just a good time to talk and enjoy dinner....(but if you are looking for good food, I don't think this is a good place)


After that, we went to Tesco and I bought the "Angry Bird" soft toy for YenLeng....forgot to take photo of the AngryBird so will post it some other time.


Then, we (including sis and bro) went to Coffee Bean while waiting for the midnight movie....we went for Pirates 4. 

Had the Ultimate for drink...

We spent some time talking, chatting and also playing AngryBird. Not that I'm a fan but I'm keen on breaking record. Anyway, before we went for the movie, we bought the KungfuPanda Tumbo. 

And then of course after the movie, I rushed to send YenLeng back home before going for the Manchester United-Barcelona game. Very disappointed though as the Red Devils lost 3-1 but then, that's another story. 


I guess that's all for the weekend...need to save money...

continue my reading on "THE RULES OF WORK"

It is a Saturday and I'm supposed to be going out later...this is the plan: dinner with YenLeng and then movie together with my brother and sister as well...gonna be watching Pirates!! (Totally like Johnny Depp!!)

Anyway, just finished writing a few articles on social media marketing and it reminded me of a remark made by a friend regarding how annoying the ChurpChurp can be...I guess it is important to take note of such remark but then again, I have found out about YesLife and posted it using ChurpChurp before this...well, it is subjective...


Alright, back to the topic...I just continued on my reading of "THE RULES OF WORK" and find it very much relevant. While reading it can be funny and at times, I felt how hypocritical the world could be, I realized that this is life...how many of us can say we are not hypocrites in all honesty...
I definitely am going to finish reading this but the price of RM91.50 is a bit too expensive I felt...anyway, since my sister bought it, I'm just gonna get to read it for free...yay! haha!!

So, if anyone of you are wondering what kind of books to read for motivation for work, this one will be a good one....
Alright, that's it for now...need to continue my reading...

Breakfast

Blog this while waiting for my breakfast to come...

Well, here is the snapshot of the coffee that I having...:-)




Breakfast with coffee is always the best...and this is what I will be eating...






Anyway makan session!! Yummy!! :-)

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Netbook slightly broken

Feeling damn sad when I saw that the printscreen key on my netbook is spoiled...




Although it is not like one of the best form of PC, I kinda like the usage of the netbook (despite the much slower speed and smaller screen) as I love to travel with it...it's light...

Anyway was feeling rather unhappy though I could still use it, the missing key makes me feel very uncomfortable...

And here is another flaw of the netbook...





Well, don't really have extra cash now so I'll have to use it for now...

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Blogging using BlogPress

Well, I finally decided that it's time to purchase a proper app for blogging using the iPhone...well, I'm definitely kinda happy with the result so far...now I'm gonna post a photo and video for testing...hopefully it works as good as I expected it to be...




This is the soup inside the bread that I tried in TimeSquare the other day...worth the money...it's cute, delicious and fun....

Alright...this is the first video I took with my iPhone...forgot when was this but it was some Proton function as far as I could remember...and honestly the dance kinda sucky!!

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Mun Kar's Wedding [continued]

Now that my exam is over, I could spend more time on the blog for my cousin's wedding. 

Alright...so here are the snapshots...

oops! don't misund...it's not my wedding...haha!! we're just the guests...

 

Not this is the King and Queen

the cake!!

some tea ceremony.

The wedding tea ceremony

I have seen it in the movies before but I have not really seen it with my own eyes. It is a ceremony where, the couple, would offer tea to their parents. Anyway I did some Google research and realize that the actual tea ceremony, however, involved only the groom’s family and was conducted after the exchange of vows. Anyway, the tea ceremony is symbolic in a sense that it is an act of introduction to between the families and as a symbol of respect toward the groom's relatives.

The buffet before the wedding ceremony..

THE MANY PHOTOS WITH THE BRIDE

cousins and I

AND ALONG COMES THE BRIDEGROOM AS WELL....

P.S: Sorry for the low quality shot....I don't have those quality photoshots with me...haha! It's with my cousin..

My cousin's wedding..

One of those who I consider as a close part of my family, my cousin, Mun Kar got married last weekend. Honestly, I was not sure if I wanted to go because I have my examination on Wednesday and Thursday and my cousin's wedding was held on two days, one in Ipoh and another in KL but I am glad that I chose to go. I believe that it was really the time that one celebrate the happiness of others, people that you are close with and being there is meaningful because I was part of the celebration. 



The wedding made me think a bit about marriage. A wedding is the ceremony in which two people are united in marriage or a similar institution. There are different wedding traditions and customs that vary greatly from one another. The one that my cousin had was a Chinese and a bit of Buddhism element in it. While some of the customs might seem weird but it's kinda fun. Anyway, I was thinking about marriage and what leads two people making a commitment of loving one another, taking care of another...for the rest of their lives....with the divorce rate skyrocketing high, it seems quite impossible to talk about commitment in the Y-generation, but I guess during wedding ceremony, we all focus on the good and we are all pretty optimistic about a good marriage, a long lasting relationship...and I guess this is what gives the strength to a good marriage, a good relationship, by looking and enhancing the good side of it. (Not to say we ignore the negatives but by having faith and enhancing the positive, we are capable of expanding that circle of positive and optimistic feeling to our partner, just as how the wedding ceremony is capable of doing that to people around the two couple.)

Anyway, I wish them a happy ever after fairy tale and while the journey ahead might be a tough one, I wish they will be able to go through it together...

(will upload the photos later due to the extremely slow connection...damn it!! haha!!)