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Friday, February 6, 2009

the SNOW AGAIN

Was snowing again as forecasted
more severe this time that almost 10cm snow
The freeze is expected to continue until next week
The temperature would fall to -7C

Again, another day for photo taking ^^


Attacked by snowball

The background is kinda fake.. What you think?

Staring at the Mocha Flakes!!

Kami orang Malaysia!!!

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

the ...SNOW

On the way to have 'dim sum' at Zing Waa Restaurant
Have some snow scenery pictures taken along
The snow is starting to melt today
All the main roads can be seen have been gritted
It was like walking inside a freezer compartment
surrounded by ice rather than snow
and it was colder than during snowing

St. Mary Church

Peace Garden

The Moor

Little Snowman

Monday, February 2, 2009

the SNOW

Get woken up by my housemates on 10 plus morning
asked me to go Norfolk Park to have picture taking
on the wonderful snow scenery
and here we are..
Enjoy the pictures!!


every corner of the city

snowstorm




5pm

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Sunday, February 1, 2009

the WHITE CHINESE NEW YEAR


My greatest present on my birthday given by the God
- SNOW -
This was my first time experiencing SNOW
natural one!!!
Other than those artificial one which can be found
in places like Mines Wonderland
and Four Seasons House at Shah Alam Agriculture Park, Malaysia

Without rhyme or reason
I looked outside through my window
I saw something flying in the air
At first I thought they were dust or kind of blown by wind
When I looked properly...
It's SNOW....
Really unexpectedly!!!
It was awesome..
Yeah!!!


4pm - Snow started

7pm


2am



3.30am

the PEOPLE'S DAY

D.I.Y 'Lou Sang' (捞生)

Today was my Chinese Calender's Birthday
the seventh day of the Chinese New Year
so called People's Day (人日)
which means everyone birthday
but also exactly my birthday as well.....

The culture of Malaysian Chinese
used to be having a dinner
either with family or friends
and we will - 'Lou Sang' (捞生)
craving for better future prospects
After asking those Chinese from HK or China
only we knew that this is the culture
practiced only by Malaysian and Singaporean
and there it goes, our UK version of celebrating

Sushi dish made by our 'Sushi chef' - Cheese (pink)



Cheers!!!