Relations.


Met up with 12 primary school mates for dinner at Sushi Tei today.



Really really exhausted.
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Countdown. Aunt's birthday. Poof school reopens this Friday.

Omg, time flies.

I love trenchcoats!!!
I've this uncontrollable desire to buy them all esp when it's the winter/fall sale now.
And all the pretty knitted winter dresses!!!
I'm attracted to nothing but winter wear and Zara Kids.

LIKE THIS!!!

Super lovely right.

Wahlao how i wish we have 4 seasons here in Sg.

(I love our twin outfit that I got from New Look!!! Melt my heart!)

X'MAS/EVE

X'Mas is all about spreading the love and sharing the happiness.

I wished we could spend a white Christmas in UK,
gazing at the lighting/decorations put up by Harrods,
having our scrumptious Christmas dinner beside the fire place,
lying our presents under the real Christmas tree...
Sounds like a warm storybook like scene yeah?

But 2008's Christmas in Sg is just as great I would say, awesome in fact.
I guess sometimes it's the people you spend it with that counts.

Countdown Party
Main: Log Cake. Beef. Ham. Pizza.
Lacking the turkey yo!!! (Inside joke)

X'Mas Day
Jonas Bro. live concert repeat on MTV
Connected on DVD
Zara's year-end sale
X'Mas Lightings/Street performance in town
Dinner at Long Beach Dempsey

Hehehe I'm gg to tempt you with a mouth-watering dish just like Eve always does.


My fav crabbbb!!!!

Seafood was yummm!!!
Even the fish tasted exceptionally good (p.s. i hate fish).
Well, good food but poor management.
They did not prepare the table even though we've made a reservation
and they took eons to serve the food.
Plus the air-conditioner was leaking. :(



Late-Night's @ NYDC

They played all my fav tracks and gave me 5 chocolate-chip cookies because they ran out of marshmallows for our hot chocolate. So nice of them.
:):):):)

In conclusion,
I LOVE X'MAS!!!!

X'MAS

Can't wait for tomorrow night's X'MAS Countdown/Party!!!
Turkey!!! Pizzas!!! Chocolate!!! Attack!!!

Received my first prezzie from my uncle today!
He wants me to keep it till Boxing Day though. Hahaha.
I can't express more about my love for Christmas can I?

To avoid the crowd at Orchard Rd, we rather do our shopping in front of our laptops.
In comfort.

Okay, I'm going back to watch my HK drama with turtle. Hehehe.
I love crime shows because I'm smarter than all those dumb detectives.
Okay just kiddin'.

Cantonese is so much more interesting than Chinese.
Lao niang Cantonese very good okay, don't play play. :)

Byezzz.

HK Disneyland



Disney Express!!!
If only our plain boring MRTs can have such designs,
everyone will be attracted to ride on it for sure.
So much for promoting public transport. =.=
The effect of 100 campaigns can't be compared to this.



Infinity and beyond!!!

The rides are not impressive at all compared to Japan's
but the fireworks display is certainly one of the best I've ever seen.
:)

香港

星光大道
Avenue of the Stars





Symphony of Light

You just have to see it yourself because it's indescribable.
It certainly lives up to its name to be the "World's Largest Permanent Light and Sound Show" as claimed by the Guinness World Records. After my second visit, I'm even more sure that HK's night view is better than that of Shanghai even though Shanghai's has more historical value.

The Peak







Jackie Chan and Andy Lau probably live in one of the mansions up there.









Look who's commanding yo. This is hilarious. Hahaha.



Meet my ah gong. :)







Coolios.



Teeheehee.

Lantau Island











Their desserts are damn cool!!! :)

I love HK food.

Maglev Train


Speed compatible with a Ferrari. :) Runs even faster in the day up to 400+km/h.

Oriental Pearl Tower





The pictures don't justify the beauty of the night view from the pearl tower so I've decided to only upload one.

Shanghai Bund

Caught this at Circus World and it was really E-R-A.
The most awesome/hair-raising/amazing circus performance I've ever seen. It set my heart racing and kept me at the edge of my seat through the entire performance. Although a few stunts were not successful on their first try but they still pulled it off in the end and it was just as impressive still.

From the site:

As a multimillion-dollar stunning acrobatic extravaganza, the first of its kind in China , ERA is a multimedia odyssey whose inspiration is a direct result of the combination of traditional Chinese acrobatic arts and modern technology. Just like Shanghai , ERA evolves through a constant collision between the past and future.

ERA is a love story, yet it is also a contemplation across the millennia, a fascination with that other dimension man has yet to conquer: time. ERA's acrobats are on a quest to find that tenuous point of balance, the intersection between X, Y and Z.

Not only will the audience be amazed by the acrobats' control and precision, they will be enchanted by the world that is created through the use of multimedia, technology, lighting and sound effects, elaborate costumes, original live music and a lot more.

As such, ERA can remain universal, without language or cultural barriers. A thousand-year-old gesture is worth a thousand emotions, a thousand images, a thousand words ……

Sinopec Chinese Grand Prix

Managed to get booked into The Great Tang Hotel Shanghai which is the designated hotel for 2008 F1 Chinese Grand Prix!!! :):):) But we were on a morning flight to HK the next morning so I had to get up at the crack of dawn and make my way down to the circuit just to catch a glimpse of it. It was a super long walk and there weren't any cabs because it was located quite far out town but it was all worth it. :)

F1

Catching the sunset on board







Caught a performance featuring 千手观音 (like the above) and some of Hangzhou historical events/romantic stories. The well-known Kannon with one thousand arms was indeed impressive live. The effect and timing was just right which was hard to come by having perfect coordination between so many.




Peek-a-boo!!! Second hotel with this funny design.

Longjin Tea Plantation

龙井茶园







紫砂壶 + 龙井茶
Perfect match

How often do you spend a few hundred bucks on tea leaves?
Extravagance but worth it I guess.
After all I hate caffeine.