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Friday, December 16, 2011

Malacca+KL

Firstly, I’m sorry for not updating my blog and any picture from the day I went to Malacca and KL last week with my sister and youngest brother for five days. And thank you so much to my eldest sister for sponsoring our tickets. And thanks too to Air Asia for the cheap reasonable ticket prices. We booked these tickets six months earlier so the cost for three persons was quite ok for me. My eldest sister fetched us up at LCCT as she works in Klang. Thanks God her duty off application had been approved. We drove to Malacca on the first day and took four hours to arrive in Malacca, plus, honestly this was my very first time to be there. In short, Malacca is truly marks the historical territory in the world, as you see the old buildings and creations. The awe-inspiring view of the city during the night really becomes the fond memories because it is extravagantly decorated by the neon lights and so on. We stayed in Malacca for a night and headed up to KL on the next day. I wished to ho to Malacca Wonderland but time was running out. In KL, we shopped at Bukit Bintang, KL Sogo, Sunway Pyramid and Masjid India. I spent most of my money on garmentsJ. We were also window-shopped at Suria KLCC, Pavillion, MidValley, Time Square and managed take some shots. The Christmas decorations were simply awesome. 






 the old St. Paul's church in Malacca. it is situated at the peak of St. Paul's Hill
 This is the place where the priest was buried. i can see visitors throw their money into this cage and make wish.


 A Famosa



 1Malaysia touch and go card. it really eased our journey
 Thanks Lord, we mananged to go to St. Francis Xavier Church, PJ on Sunday


when "Buli Bah Kalau Kau" and "Bikin Panas" in KL

Sunday, December 11, 2011

carolling 2011

It’s an Advent season! That means it’s the time to start the Christmas Carols. “Joy to the world, the Lord is come!” Fyi, for many people, Christmas carols are synonymously with the holiday season and can invoke the spirit of Christmas in even the most Scrooge-like individuals. Originally, carols were religious hymns written about the birth of Christ. Carols were sung in church to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. In recent history, carols have come to encompass not only the nativity, but the Christmas season, and secular holiday traditions, including reindeer, snowmen, Santa Claus and more (source: fun.familyeducation.com). Nowadays, carols are now sung from house to house in order to spread the good news by telling the families through the songs, and finally they will feel the love of God who has giving His son, our savior.

designed by; me. simple yet ok. 
the carollers

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Friday, November 25, 2011

vacation activates

Holidays begin. Then, the only thing that I wish to do is lazing around every day. Forget the damn pretty hectic life, tons of troublesome assignments, exams… ah… I could not describe how relieved I am. Holidays start with snorkeling, my friend from Peninsular Malaysia has come to Sabah for two weeks and so I brought him to the two popular islands in Sabah, Manukan and Sapi Island. Plus, we were also visited Kundasang, the Switzeland of Sabah, I guessed. Before I left him in KK to meet his friend, we managed to visit Pasar Filipin, and those who do not know, it is a place where pearl jewelleries are sold widely and the price is reasonable. In short, the 3 days outing was really fantastic! Happy holidays all.










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