3 days ago ... As a cheer-me-up follow-up to my last post (nothing more sad than un-awesome food), here are some things I ate and was quite happy.
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Twestival Kuala Lumpur is back for 2013! Wait, what is Twestival ? In short, it’s a global movement to raise money for selected charities. The Kuala Lumpur team (which I’m proud to be part of) have been doing it since 2009, raising money for: 2009: Destiny Starting Point , Klang, a ho...
A colleague ordered something to be shipped from Singapore. For that extra bit of safety and security, he made it a registered post. The item was ordered on 13th August. By all standards, it would take a few days to reach Kuala Lumpur. So he waited. … and waited, and waited, and waite...
Of course you know someone like that, it’s an epidemic! People who seem to only spout poisonous remarks. People who put you, everyone that you care for and everything that you’ve accomplished down because they can’t be happy otherwise, even though it’s clearly none of their f- busines...
This model that I’m using (Hansgrohe Raindance Select E120) retails for about RM1,000 and is available at the Hansgrohe showroom in Kelana Jaya. Another model that is slightly more expensive comes with a rotating shower mode, which gives the massaging effect. Check it out (along with ...
I had Creole jambalaya not long ago and it sucked. Then I had this Cajun jambalaya and it rocked to heavens! This is something that I could eat all day, all week – rice cooked with assorted seafood, sausages, tomatoes, corn, celery, mushrooms and herbs. It sits and tastes like soaked ...
1) Preheat your oven to 180°C (160°C with fan) for 10 mins using the ‘grill’ or ‘top heat’ setting. 2) Clean the peppers: wash and dry, slice into half, remove stems and seeds. 3) Line a roasting pan with aluminum foil. Lay the peppers, top up. 4) Put into oven for 30 minutes. In the ...
Random thoughts in no particular order: Wondering how the tens of thousands of people managed to enter KL?? Just for curiosity sake! PR leaders need to get it into their heads that in the 2008 election, the majority of people who voted for you didn’t vote for you, but they voted again...
yeehou: i think they keep their money in their pockets immediately after receiving it! heh. empty bowl to show that you are the first donor? suertes: agreed. eiling: i figure it’s not too bad to be conned once or twice when you come to the big city. i most certainly did, the first yea...
