Park of the kay-elle-see-see

Went outing with friend last weekend. The previous time we met was last June, about 9 months ago. Whoa..just realize it was a long time ago. I’ve asked many other friends, but only one showed up #foreveralone. Bad timing.

went out earlier for solo-shopping in BTS and Sg.Wang before met up.
Then had lunch together at T-bowl. 屎周年食屎啊 shitty anniversary eat shit.

sit on a toilet bowl, eat food on toilet seat cover, drink mushroom soup in bathtub and iced lemon tea in toilet bowl, dessert in sink… it was a special dining experience, but felt a little gross :(


decided to walk to KLCC by using the new pedestrian bridge from Pavilion. It took about 10 minutes. It’s comfortable walking in the bridge. The bridge is still in a very good condition.

Walked around KLCC Park. Took many photos on and with the green. Also took many photos with the Petronas Twin Tower as background. Act like a tourist!! And an uncle asked “Are you from China”?

Spent an hour there. Super thirsty. Walked back to Sg.Wang to have Snowflake before say goodbye.

Red Bean + Taro + Pearl Grass Jelly and the new dessert, Coco Ono

It’s been hours we talked and reminisced about the past. Waaa…time flies!!

Ohya...thanks for all makan treats of the day! Terima kasih Boss Ong!!!!

Well, I am looking forward to another “date” with my friends. Kawan-kawan sekalian, do give me a ring and date me out. I think I need to socialize a little bit more.

a-simple-hello-and-a-smile

Hello, lack of updates...


FYI, I’m now an intern in the QA department of a well-known canned food products company in the country. Its logo is a rooster, but no any product is manufactured by chicken. Haha :) Guess guess guess~ What I do is assure the products are in acceptance standards before release them to the market. I feel tension when conducting analysis and attribute tests...need full concentration and a very clear head. But no worries... practice will make perfect.

It’s been a month I’m working an 8.30-5.30 job in the lab. Sometimes there’s a whole stack of products waiting to be checked...sometimes there’s nothing to do... Somehow, I get bored easily for repeating same thing. I love doing a lot of things, different things.. I want to do more, see more, and learn more. Well, since the learning opportunities provided are just fine, guess I have to create opportunities for myself to get more.


First thing to do is smile and greet everyone I meet. A simple “hello” and a smile is the best manner to whomever you don’t know. I happen to open the main door for a staff while I was faxing some documents at the front desk. I greeted him with a smile. I thought he was one of the staff here, aiyooo why did not bring access card huh?! but later he came to the lab for product testing, turned out to be the big boss omg.... Fuhhh, luckily I did not show weary face to him!!~

So the a-simple-hello-and-a-smile theory works!!! and I started to know more people from other departments.. I believe this very little thing I do everyday will shape a better future of mine in this company. 5 more months to spend in this place lehh... anyone could bring me good fortune~


Btw, I am planning to create a new mandarin blog... writing about food, in a babyish kiddiewinkie way. Hehe~ The “construction” is still in progress... waiting for more ideas to come..and this is the dinner I had just now, with all product samples from the company :)

Okay, that’s all for now. Will update again soon......

Multilingual

Malaysia is a very special country where you can speak and use many different languages to other fellow Malaysians in a day.


In the morning, speak Malay to the mak cik who sell nasi lemak bungkus.


In office, speak Cantonese to lab assistant, speak Mandarin to supervisor, speak Mandarin+Cantonese+English to manager, and speak Malay+English to other Malay and Indian co-worker.


Lunch and dinner time, speak Cantonese to order food.


In mini market, speak Malay to the staffs and speak Mandarin to the cashier.


Text my friends in English, but also include some Hokkien, Mandarin, Malay, and Cantonese words. Sometimes, mix with some French or Japanese or Korean words too.


Linguistic ability of Malaysians are very good isn’t? People of the same nationality have different first language, yet we can find a common language to communicate better. It’s amazing, right?!