FOOD HUNT: Sushi King Ikano Power Center, Mutiara Damansara

Hey folks. I am back and it's the weekend again. This time, me & kimmy went to watch movie at Cineleisure Damansara and after the movie, we decided to go for japanese food. Basically, we plan to go to Sakae Sushi but it was very packed and so we decided to change the venue to Sushi King at Ikano Power Center, Mutiara Damansara.

At the time we arrived there at Sushi King, there are a lot of people enjoying their food already but luckily there's still place available for both of us to sit. After settling down, I look at the menu and it brought to my attention that there's a Spicy Jigoku Ramen (See picture) and since it looks so attractive, I have ordered it. The portion is kinda big and can share with 2 persons as well. The taste is very delicious. RATING: 5/5.

Then me and Kimmy also ordered a temaki for ourselves. The temaki we ordered are Unagi Temaki and California Temaki (See picture). The taste was nice and the rice are very fresh indeed. You should try it. RATING: 5/5.

Finally for sushi, we took several varieties to try off including Ebikko, Hanasaki (NEW), Philadelphia Maki (NEW), Sake (Raw Salmon) & Takoyaki (Deep Fried Octopus Ball). Overall the sushi is nice and I would recommend you to take Ebikko, Philadelphia Maki and Sake. I would rate them RATING 5/5. But for Takoyaki (Deep Fried Octopus Ball), it's pretty dissapointing because it's not nice to eat. The Octopus is less and the ball is not very juicy. RATING: 2/5.

Cinema Movie: Monsters Vs Aliens

Today as promised, I have watch the movie Monster Vs Aliens at Cinelesisure Damansara and frankly the cinema is not full and there are still places available. Ok. First of all, I would like to comment about this movie. For me, the most interesting facts about this movie is about the graphics. It looks almost real and I would like to give 100% score for the crew's terrific effort of making this movie a must watch graphical movie. If you watch this movie in 3D effects, I can say you would experience very rich graphical experience delivered to your eyes. Amazing! The storyline of this movie is pretty easy to guest as you know the monsters are responsible to protect the earth from the aliens. There's a human named Susan who suddenly turned into a monster after there's a meteor hit her. Then she joined the monster (as shown on picture) to protect the earth. This also attract my attention as well. Overall, the movie is nice and I won't tell you that much until you have watch this movie for yourself. Here's my RATING: 4/5 GRAPHICS: 5/5

Jaya Supermarket Tragedy: I Heard The Loudest Thundering Sound Of My Life, Said A Resident

I Heard The Loudest Thundering Sound Of My Life, Said A Resident

PETALING JAYA -- "It was the loudest thundering sound of my life and my entire house was shaking," said a resident who witnessed the former Jaya Supermarket building in Section 14, collapse at about 5pm Thursday.The incident saw seven victims buried under the rubble while the bodies of four were extricated yesterday and Friday by a search and rescue team.A retiree Azlan Ahmad, whose house is situated next to the collapsed building which once housed the popular Jaya Supermarket said: "It was like an earth quake measuring 5 magnitude on the Richter scale when the incident happened at 5pm yesterday.

"When it happened, I was watching television in my house. When I heard the loud noise I immediately ran out to see what had happened but I could hardly see anything from where I was standing, even my cars (parked in compound) were not visible due to the billowing white dust."When I looked outside the whole area was covered with the white dust," Azlan who stays in a double storey terrace house at Jalan 14/24 here told Bernama today.Azlan said he was even considering filing a claim for compensation from the contractor because he believed the incident was caused by human error since the building was already in danger of collapsing last week.

"Demolition works were not carried out according to proper procedures. They were using excavators to knock down the walls and that was a cause for the instability of the building. I had even told my wife that the building may collapse anytime," he said."This is because they used two big excavators on top of the building and slamming the floors and walls of the building in order to break them."This unbearable noise starts from 8.30am to 7pm everyday. Even now after the building has collapsed, one can see that the two big excavators are on top of all the debris. This could be the biggest possibility causing the building to collapse," he said.Though residents were uneasy with the loud noise, nobody protested because the project was approved by the Petaling Jaya City Council, he said.Meanwhile, Tan Kim Sah, 58, who stays about 30m from the collapsed building said he too heard the loud noise and rushed to see what had happened but could only see white smoke."I have stayed here since 1960 and was able to see the building rise and collapse," said Tan who runs a food stall nearby.

Article taken from Bernama 30/05/09 1.24am

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My comment: It was kinda sad to learn that the building just collapse because of human error. It also causes fatalities among human where so far 4 had been killed and it would be more. In future, the contractors must be given some strict guidelines before they allow their workers to work into the building especially high rise and high risk building. Always, Malaysians never learnt about their mistakes and it just happened. Life must go on.........................

BREAKING NEWS: Seventh Body Retrieved From Debris ; Nearby residents to be evacuated

Seventh Body Retrieved From Debris; Nearby residents to be evacuated

PETALING JAYA, May 30 (Bernama) -- The body of the seventh and last victim of the collapsed Jaya Supermarket here has been retrieved from the debris.The body, which was recovered at 4pm, was found five metres from the remains of two other casualties found earlier today, said Petaling Jaya police chief ACP Arjunaidi Mohamed.He said with the recovery of the last Indonesian worker, the search and rescue operation was called off at 5pm. A deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) test will be conducted on the remains of the victims found today to identify them with the assistance of the Indonesian Embassy here, he told reporters here Saturday.

Arjunaidi said the Public Works Institute of Malaysia (Ikram) would investigate the cause of the collapse and hand over the report to the state government while the Petaling Jaya Municipal Council would clean up the area. He said occupants of 12 houses close to the building had been asked to move out for the time being as a safety measure. Petaling Jaya mayor Datuk Mohamad Roslan Sakiman said 69 occupants of 12 terrace houses close to the building had been asked to vacate their houses with immediate effect.He said the police had been notified by experts that the remaining structure of the building was unsafe and could collapse at any time."We told the occupants in Jalan 14/15 and they had agreed to move out of their houses.

"They will be staying at a nearby hotel until the demolition operations are completed. The contractor and the developer will foot the bill."We had offered them to be sheltered at the Seri Setia Hall here but they refused," Mohamad Roslan told reporters here.He said policemen and MBPJ personnel would man the houses to prevent trespassing and break-in.A house owner, Chin Yok Yin, 70, said besides paying for the hotel accommodation, the contractor would give each family RM150 daily for their expanses."This is not the question of money but our inconvenience. How could a big family huddled together in a hotel room?" he asked.Another house owner, Ong Pek Kim, said the demolition works should have been carried out in March last year."The demolition operations were carried out from 8am till 7pm everyday and were very noisy," he said.

End of Update Story as all the victims had been successfully found. We pray for them and for those who have killed in the incident. Life must go on everyday......... For more news info, please visit local newspaper website. 10q

Festivals: Happy Dumplings Festival

Zongzi (or zong) is a traditional Chinese food, made of glutinous rice stuffed with different fillings and wrapped in bamboo or reed leaves. They are cooked by steaming or boiling. They are known in Japanese as chimaki. Laotians, Thais, Cambodians, and Vietnamese (bánh tro) also have similar traditional dishes influenced by zongzi. They have also been known as "Chinese tamales" to the Western world.

Zongzi (also known as rice dumpling) is traditionally eaten during the Dragon Boat Festival (Mandarin: Duanwu; Cantonese: Tuen Ng) which falls on the fifth day of the fifth month of the Chinese calendar (approximately early to mid-June), commemorating the death of Qu Yuan, a famous Chinese poet from the kingdom of Chu who lived during the Warring States period. Known for his patriotism, Qu Yuan tried unsuccessfully to warn his king and countrymen against the expansionism of their Qin neighbors. When the Qin Dynasty general Bai Qi took Yingdu, the Chu capital, in 278 BC, Qu Yuan's grief was so intense that he drowned himself in the Miluo river after penning the Lament for Ying. According to legend, packets of rice were thrown into the river to prevent fish from eating the poet's body. Another version states that zongzi were given to placate a dragon that lived in the river.

The shape of zongzi range from relatively tetrahedral to cylindrical. Wrapping a zongzi neatly is a skill which is passed down through families, as are the recipes. Like tamale-making in Mexico and Pamonha-making in Brazil, making zongzi was traditionally a family event with everyone helping out, but that is less common now.
While traditional Chinese zongzi are wrapped in bamboo leaves, the leaves of lotus, maize, banana, canna, shell ginger or pandan leaves are sometimes used as substitutes in other cultures. Each kind of leaf imparts its own unique smell and flavor to the rice.
The fillings used for zongzi vary from region to region, but the rice used is always glutinous rice (also called sticky or sweet rice). Depending on the region, the rice may be lightly precooked by stir-frying or soaked before using.

Fillings
Skinless mung beans
Red bean paste
Jujubes
Char siu (Chinese barbecue pork)
Chinese sausage
Chinese black mushrooms
Salted duck eggs
Chestnuts
Cooked peanuts
Green beans
Dried shrimp
Scallops
Red-cooked pork
Curry
Chicken

Red bean paste zongzi take a particularly long time to prepare. The red beans used for the filling must be simmered until soft, drained, skinned, and mashed into a paste that is stir-fried with sugar.
Zongzi need to be steamed or boiled for several hours depending on how the rice is made prior to adding the fillings. Once cooked, the zongzi can easily be frozen for later consumption. Frozen zongzi are available for sale in many Chinese markets.

Jia zong (假粽): Instead of glutinous rice, mochi-like balls of glutinous rice flour (so no individual grains of rice are discernible) are used to "contain" the filling of the zong. These zong are typically smaller than most zongzi and much stickier.

Jianshui zong (碱水粽): Meaning "alkaline water zong", these are typically eaten as a dessert rather than as a main meal. The glutinous rice is treated with lye water (aqueous calcium hydroxide), giving them their distinctive yellow color. Jianshui zong typically contain either no filling or are filled with a sweet mixture (e.g. sweet bean paste). They are often eaten with sugar or light syrup.

Nonya zong (娘惹粽): A specialty of Peranakan cuisine. These zong are made in similar style with similar fillings as Southern zong. However the wrapping used is pandan leaves.

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Message: I would like to wish all of you Happy Dumpling's Day. Enjoy your Chinese Glutinous Rice Dumplings. :)

Sports (Soccer): UEFA Champions League FINAL: Barcelona 2 - 0 Manchester United

Messi seals emphatic win

Manchester United discovered what it is like to lose a European Cup final as brilliant Barcelona ruled Rome on Wednesday, securing a comfortable 2-0 win. If there is any consolation in failure to become the first side to retain the trophy in the Champions League era, it is that they lost to a side as fluent and brilliant to watch as they are.

Samuel Eto'o and Lionel Messi scored the goals either side of half-time but to single those two out for special praise would be unfair on their team-mates, and particularly Xavi, who was simply awesome. For once Cristiano Ronaldo could provide no magic of his own, instead getting increasingly frustrated as defeat loomed. It was a shame really. Although having done so much damage to others down the years, he does now know how it feels. Twenty four hours earlier, Sir Alex Ferguson had spoken of reaching into the far corners of his brain for an inspiring word or two prior to kick-off. As half-time approached, that same grey matter might have preferred a word or two about Barcelona's performance. Sublime would have been one. Bewitching, mesmerising would do equally as well. For a football man like Ferguson it would have been a joy to watch if his side were not the ones trying to stop it.

The kind of football that allowed the Catalans to hit six goals past Real Madrid at the Bernabeu Stadium last month was not in evidence for the first eight minutes or so as United held sway.
However, once it began to emerge, Ferguson's side had precious few answers. The shape of the contest might have been so different had Park Ji-sung been able to snaffle the rebound after Victor Valdes had failed to hold a stinging Ronaldo free-kick. Instead, former United man Gerard Pique shot across to block what proved to be his old club's best opportunity of that opening period. Like his team, Ronaldo was clearly in the ascendancy in his personal duel with Messi.
How rapidly things changed. In the twinkling of an eye Andres Iniesta, one of the brightest starts in the Barcelona firmament, slipped a pass to Eto'o. The Cameroon striker cut inside Nemanja Vidic, then held off Michael Carrick as he prodded the ball goalward with enough strength to take it past Edwin van der Sar.

Suddenly the strategy of containment and hitting at pace on the counter-attack suggested by the inclusion of Park and the exclusion of Carlos Tevez and Dimitar Berbatov did not look such a good idea. Ferguson's team shot across the pitch, able to do little more than firefight as Messi, Iniesta and Xavi lit bonfires all around. Had a Messi flick found Eto'o in the area, it would have probably brought Barcelona's second. Rio Ferdinand's agility saved his team. Xavi curled a free-kick just wide, Vidic pumped the ball away after Van der Sar had failed to hold a cross shot, the slick passing wearing United down all the while. The arrival of Tevez at half-time had to come, and with it a more overtly offensive approach. Yet in taking such bold action, Ferguson knew he was playing right into Barcelona's hands. Xavi picked out Thierry Henry with a brilliant pass. The former Arsenal star cut inside Ferdinand with ease but could not find the finish, a similar mistake to the one that proved so costly for Arsenal in Paris three years ago.

When Xavi saw his free-kick come thumping back off a post, memories of 1999 and the mauling United nearly took at the hands of Bayern Munich sprang to mind. Yet this was different. Ferguson's team were poor until the unforgettable ending. This time they were simply ripped apart by the only team on the planet who can match them. The introduction of Berbatov midway through the second half was effectively Ferguson throwing his book of tactics out of the window and not worry about the consequences if it all went wrong. Sadly it did. Quite quickly as Xavi's curling cross dropped perfectly for Messi, who guided his header over Van der Sar.
Ronaldo's world player of the year crown was slipping and Valdes managed to get in the way of a close-range effort that would have given United some hope, as would the volley from Berbatov that followed. Berbatov had another chance too, although by then Carles Puyol had seen two efforts saved by Van der Sar. In truth, the Dutchman was his side's best player, which just about says it all. - Article taken from ESPN Soccernet 28/5/09. Rating 5/5

Sports (Soccer): Barcelona Vs Manchester United The Dream Finale?

BARCELONA V MANCHESTER UNITED
The Dream Final?

Barcelona versus Manchester United - for many it's the dream Champions League final: Two of the best supported teams in the world contesting the most prestigious club competition, and all in the Eternal City. Wednesday's final at the Stadio Olimpico has all the ingredients to be a classic: the meeting of two great teams, the clash of great two managers, one vastly experienced, the other a relative novice, both men favouring an open attacking brand of football, and the small matter of the showdown between the two best players of their generation. The meeting of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo on the biggest stage provides a unique chance to watch two masters at work. If witnessing the two most prodigiously, outrageously gifted players clash when the stakes couldn't be higher doesn't whet your sporting appetite, there's something wrong.

For many it is the unofficial title decider to see who can lay claim to the being the best player in the world; the reigning European and FIFA World Player of the Year from Portugal, or the 21-year-old Argentine. Going into the final the weight of history appears to be on the side of Manchester United. They are aiming to secure their fourth European crown and are spurred on by the chance to become the first side since AC Milan in 1990 to retain the famous trophy - plus United boast a proud record of never having lost a European Cup final, playing and winning in three. By contrast, Barca have two European Cup titles to their name, but have twice been runners up, and given the vastly differing levels of experience between the two managers it would be a brave soul who chose Barca over United. Not only is Ferguson old enough to be Guardiola's father, but he has more trophies, more experience, more nous and arguably more will to win than his counterpart. The European Cup is the fuel that fires Ferguson; at 67 the Scot's last remaining ambition in the game is to cement his name, and that of Manchester United, in the annals of European football history. It is the one area he feels his remarkably successful tenure as United coach can be criticised. The European Cup remains his Holy Grail.
The public's imagination is fired by the thought of United and Barca slugging it out on the Roman turf, knowing that both play football in "the right way", that is to say with the will to win rather than the will not to lose.

Too often European finals have been disappointing affairs with two cagey teams playing attritional, defensive football, wary that the slightest error could be exploited by talented opposition. In the case of Barca and United it is likely that both will play to win, both will choose to pass and move, playing to their strengths: their attack prowess. While both teams are missing key players, it is Barcelona who are the more under-strength. While United are missing the calm assurance and disruptive qualities of the suspended Darren Fletcher and have doubts over the match fitness of defender Rio Ferdinand, Barca are in far worse health, missing three first choice defenders: the injured Rafael Marquez and the suspended Eric Abidal and Daniel Alves.
Playing a second-choice backline, in the biggest game of the year against one of the best sides in the world is far from ideal. Much of the pressure will fall on the young shoulders of former United player Gerard Pique - deemed surplus to requirements by Ferguson - and Carles Puyol, who has had a disappointing personal season by his own standards. The mouth waters at the prospect of seeing two of the most exciting attacking sides in Europe. While United's foursome of Berbatov, Rooney, Ronaldo and Tevez are healthy and intact, Berbatov and Tevez can expect to start on the bench and all four will only share the pitch in a desperate search of a goal or in celebration. Barca's much-vaunted attacking trio of Eto'o, Henry and Messi is sadly not on top form or fitness. Messi will start and could steal the show, but he has never scored against English opposition, while Eto'o is out of form, having failed to find the net in his last three Champions League games. He has looked lacklustre in recent La Liga outings and doubts persist over Henry; even if he does shake off the injury that has kept him out of action since May 2 he will be well short of match fitness and sharpness.

Likewise Iniesta, who scored the goal which fired Barca into the final. If fit he could play a key role, but half-fit or short of match fitness Iniesta could be a passenger.
Along with injuries and suspension, two successive defeats in their last La Liga games may not have been the best preparation, but it would be foolhardy to write off Barca.
In less than 12 months, Guardiola has transformed Barcelona's fortunes, galvanising the Catalans into a close-knit unit of players who know what it takes to win.
One interesting subtext to the final is that Spanish and English sides have notched 11 wins each over the European Cup's 54-year history, meaning the final in Rome will give one country the ascendancy, for one year at least. In Rome, against a United side at full strength and in form, Barcelona will need to draw on all their inner strength to lift the European Cup. - Article from ESPN Soccernet 27/5/09. Rating: 5/5

Leisure & Lifestyle: Telling your wife she's not pretty may soon be an offence

Telling your wife she's not pretty may soon be an offence

KOTA KINABALU: A husband tells his wife that she is no longer pretty in an attempt to humiliate her can be classified as an emotional violence offence if amendments are made to the Domestic Violence Act (DVA)1994.

The plan is to amend the DVA for the inclusion of a clause on emotional violence against women.
Currently, they are only protected only against physical abuse, Women's Development Department director-general Datuk Dr Noorul Ainur Mohd Nur said.
She said on Wednesday that the aim for proposing the amendment was to safeguard women both physically and emotionally.

Dr Noorul said emotional violence was a form of abuse that would deeply scar a woman and lower their self-esteem, dignity and self-confidence. “It could be a case where her husband tells his wife she is ugly or humiliates her until she feels emotionally pressured,” she told reporters at the end of a seminar on how to curb violence against women at Wisma Wanita here.

She added they were in the process of bringing the proposed amendments to Parliament.
State Community development and Consumer Affairs Minister Datuk Azizah Mohd Dun closed the seminar organised by Sabah Women’s Affairs Department.
Azizah, in her speech, said that there was a need for the law to protect emotional violence against women. Azizah said there were total 99 cases of violence against women in Sabah in the first quarter of 2009 in comparison to 220 cases during the same period on 2008 reported to police. - Taken from an article The Star 27/05/09. Rating 5/5

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My Comments: This is a weird, weird offence. I think this should not be considered as an offence. What if the girls stating to yell at the guys ---> You are not handsome anymore! Is that an offence too? What's your say?

Leisure & Lifestyle: It's an unlucky day for me! Bad Luck!

It's a bad Tuesday night and Wednesday morning for me. Yesterday, it turned out to be a nightmare for me when my bank ATM card is not usable anymore after i keyed in the password wrong for 3 times. And I was told by the customer service to change the card at the main branch (the one i applied my account from) and chargeable RM12.00. I remembered I keyed in the correct password / pin but still it was unable to use it. I was so frusfrated all night long.

The next morning, I woke up and says "Never mind, poh choy dong joi (give money to chase the bad luck away)". But it doesn't ended there. When I go to search my bank passbook, I found out that the bank passbook was missing. OMG! Where have I misplaced it? I tried to check on my cupboard, bags and even my own car but still could not find it. I remembered that I put in the cupboard but unfortunately it's not there. Hmmm.....well, to change a passbook will cost you RM10.00 plus stamping fees. Walao eh! Imagine how bad it is. Well, I vow to myself that in future I need my passbook in a very safe area and make a copy at my laptop on where I keep my passbook. I have tried the new ATM card and it's working fine now. Life goes on everyday......try to keep errors minimum. Cheers! :)

POLITICS: My Support On.....

In Malaysia, every people have their own support towards their own political parties. But of course, by supporting your own political parties are based on their work or contribution towards the people or 'Rakyat'. Lately, we can hear a lot of political happenings in Malaysia. The most we hear in common (negative) were corruption, power grab as well as their comments on TV. For the positive side, maybe we could hear like the government giving land titles, free water etc. People vote for them as they hope or they can see the political parties would have contributed for the Rakyat and not for doing nothing.

My support of course would be in Pakatan Raykat. Why? This is because I can see changes being made by them especially in a few states after they won in the last general election. They are giving away free water, free land titles as well as many things that could benefit the people. For the past / previous Barisan Nasional, I found out that they did nothing and their party are now full of corruption and power grab. Lately we could see that the Perak State were in limbo because of the uninstitutional power grab by Barisan Nasional from Pakatan Rakyat. I've ask a lot of my Ipoh friends and they commented that a fresh state elections is the best way to solve the crisis.

Overall, they did a great job by fighting till the end for the rakyat and I don't see why we should be giving up for such a wonderful party. Keep it up Pakatan Rakyat. All the Way! :)

REFORMASI! BUBARKAN DUN PERAK! HIDUP PAKATAN RAKYAT! Rating: 5/5

POLITICS: Anwar: If I Were A PM.....

KUALA LUMPUR, May 26 — One way he would improve racial ties in Malaysia if he were prime minister, said opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, would be to stop awarding scholarships to the children of government ministers. Describing his experience when his eldest daughter Nurul Izzah — now Member of Parliament for Lembah Pantai in Kuala Lumpur — went to university, Anwar said he was told he needn’t pay her fees as she was “automatically” given a scholarship.

But Anwar, who was then deputy prime minister and finance minister, persisted and the university eventually accepted his payment. “This has to be stopped,” he said of the practice, which has angered families of poor Chinese and Indian students who qualified for assistance but did not receive it. Speaking at a lunch yesterday organised by the Foreign Correspondents Association of Singapore, Anwar touched on a variety of topics, including racial harmony, Malaysia’s New Economic Policy (NEP) and his long-time political foe, former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad. Lauding the efforts of Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng, Anwar said the secretary-general of the DAP sets a good example of how to work with different races. “Here is a Chinese leader who talks about the Malay problem, the Indian problem,” he said. “If we do this, we will win every by-election and general election.”

Anwar was also sceptical about Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s pledge that the controversial NEP would be reviewed. The policy gives privileges in government contracts, jobs, business, property purchases and education to Malays, and has resulted in a lack of opportunities for the minority races. “He announced it here in Singapore, that he wants to dismantle the NEP, (but) nothing has happened since. You dismantle it in place of what?” asked Anwar. “Do you still continue the old ways of disbursing funds to selected companies and to your cronies?”

The opposition, on the other hand, outlined a plan several years ago to replace the NEP, said Anwar, one that would make Malaysia compete aggressively with economies like South Korea and Taiwan. On Mahathir, Anwar said the former prime minister performed “remarkably well” in terms of reforming the country. He pointed out that the elder statesman had risen to prominence, though he did not come from an influential political family. Anwar was heir apparent to Dr Mahathir until he was sacked in 1998 after being hit with sodomy and corruption charges. He served six years in jail for corruption but was later cleared of sodomy. The pair has been trading barbs over the years through the media.

Replying to a question on what he would say about Mahathir if he were writing his biography, Anwar said: “He had a very strong passion and desire to undertake necessary changes to make Malaysia great. I was persuaded to join (Umno) because of that.” However, with time, Dr Mahathir became “too confident” and thought of Malaysia as his “own property”.“I believe Malaysia has to move on beyond not only Mahathir,” Anwar said, “but also beyond old, obsolete policies and parties such as Umno and BN.” — picked from an article The Malaysian Insider 26/5/09
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Comment: I like this posting because UMNO is too weak now for governing the whole country. We should vote for a change! :) Rating: 5/5

Lifestyle & Leisure: She is My Love

I believe many of you all at my age already had a boyfriend / girlfriend of yours already. Some turned out to be happy as they live happily ever after, but some turned out to be sour or even greedy. Don't you think so? Well, for those who failed, don't worry because it's not coming to an end of the world. You can still find a better girl / boy around you. Trust me! You will meet someone better! :)

This happened to me too when my first girlfriend didn't turned out to be a successful ones. I didn't give up and well I wow that I will meet someone better in future. After about 7 years that I didn't really get involved into a relationship (as I always be people's love advisor / consultant), I am glad that finally I found someone that really cares and loves me so much. Dear Kimmy, this page is dedicated to you as well because of your wonderful care and love towards me. I am very lucky to find someone like her as we can get along very well. Up to date, we have already been together for about almost 1 year and our relationship is still maintaining very well.

Many people tend to ask me when I am going to get married? I told them I will in a few years time as I am saving money now. Now, let me tell you how I know her. I know her when one of my friend intro her to me. As we get along, both of us are very happy and I date her about 3 times and after that I confess my love to her. Firstly, it was tough for her to accept it because it's all in a sudden but finally a day after, she accepts it. I was very happy as finally I have someone that I could cherish of. The 1st time that we went dating was 29th June 2008 where that's my birthday (How sweet is it right?). It's almost our 1st anniversary already. I bought her a dozen of red rose when I confess me love to her (see pics above). And in return she bought me a shirt for my birthday present (see pics above). How nice was that.

I hope our relationship can lasts until the end. She is a very understanding and caring girlfriend and she always like to call me Honey Lemon. The same goes to me. I always call her Dear Dear too. Thank you dear dear! I hope the same for all of you who are reading this blog posting now. All the best and remember, life goes on everyday........a bright light will lead you the way! :)

BEST OF TVB DRAMA: ROSY BUSINESS 巾帼枭雄

Cast: Sheren Tang, Wayne Lai, Ron Ng, Ngo Wah, Kiki Sheung, Susan Tse Suet Sam, Kara Hui, Nancy Wu

Episodes: 25

Release date: 27 April 2009

Filmed: August 2008

Producer: Lee Tim Sing

Scriptwriter: Cheung Wah Biu & Chan Ching Yee

HONG PO KEI’s (Sheren Tang) engagement with Wuxi rice baron TSEUNG KIU (Ngo Wah) broke off many years ago when a natural disaster hit the country. Later when the country was running out of food supply her whole family was killed and she become a criminal. Over the years, KEI has never got over KIU. She has been trying to prove he is not as heartless as the others think. Fate has it that they meet again and she becomes his fourth wife. KIU’s first and second wives, YAN FUNG YEE (Tse Suet Sum) and PANG KIU (Kiki Sheung), always make things difficult for KEI. KEI, who is an extremely clever person who never wastes time on trivial things, turns every threat into an opportunity. This makes KIU appreciate her wisdom and persistence. He entrusts his business to her and tells her to find a suitable successor for him before he dies.
Despite all the attacks in the family, KEI manages to keep the business in good shape. She has never forgotten KIU’s last wish, too. By chance, she discovers that TSEUNG PIT CHING (Ron Ng), KIU’s second son, is not really a playboy but an upright person loved by everyone in the shop. She therefore guides and helps him in every possible way, but her efforts are met with CHAI KAU’s (Wayne Lai) challenges. KAU seeks vengeance for being mistreated and wants a pay back from TSEUNG family. After rounds after rounds of battle wits and actual fights, KEI and KAU begin to appreciate each other. KAU even falls for KEI as time goes by.

RATING BY MY PERSONAL: 5/5 (Perfect)

FOOD HUNT: Yellow Cab Pizza Co. USJ Taipan

Today it's Sunday. Me & Kimmy had actually try up Yellow Cab Pizza CO. at USJ Taipan. This restaurant is at USJ Taipan and it's situated between AFFIN BANK and EU YAN SANG. Have you ever heard of this pizza? Many of them did not heard about this pizza including me too. I have found this Pizza when I visited their website at http://www.yellowcabpizza.com/ and via http://kyspeaks.com/ website. Thanks to KY Speaks blog who intro this Pizza to me and I found it very delicious. Me & Kimmy took the New York's Finest Pizza and it was very nice. Worth of try. It has branchhes in KL, USJ and Ampang. Check out their website for more information. RATING: 4/5

CINEMA MOVIE: Night At The Museum 2

Today, I did manage to spend my time watching Night At The Museum 2: Battle of Smithsonian. It's a wonderful movie that not to be missed. I manage to catch the movie at 1U GSC today with Kimmy. We laughed most of the time during the movie and it's had been nice and interesting. If you are a fan of Ben Stiller, then you should like this wan as his comedy and acting was absolutely superb. Remember to catch it in Cinemas near you! RATING : 5/5

Message From Alex

Hi All,

Finally I have my own blog already. Starting from today onwards 24th May 2009, it's my official day where I will start blogging for my daily activities. Thank You for supporting! :)