Tired and sleepy

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My sleeping quality for the past 3 days were so bad that I couldn't concentrate at work and my eyes are like panda eyes now -_-

I know my blog is seriously backlogging...boohooT_T...I am too tired to blog and too lazy to edit photos. Please forgive me my dear readers T_T.

In order to seek for your forgiveness, I am going to present you with a series of photos (okla, don't pay too high expectation =p)

Chinese New Year 06-02-2008
I was working. NO public holidays for CNY in London -_____- So sad and depressing. I miss all the boozing sessions with my family plus those CNY snacks/cookies/biscuits T_T I didn't even have the chance to lou sang T_T

Anyway, me, Abi and Fei went for our mini family reunion dinner in China Town. The restaurant is called New Fook Lam Moon if I am not mistaken -_-. The chef is from Malaysia so all the dishes remind me of home. The best meal I ever had so far - in London.



China Town - dong dong dong chiang!


Did you realise we were both wearing red?


We ordered 6 dishes for 3 of us...hohoho - Soup, chilli & pepper pork spare ribs, taufu, vege, sweet & sour pork & steam fish


Aftermath - we stuffed ourself silly


The waiter is from Malaysia too! He reminds me of Crab King -_-

Total damage: £65 (inclusive of tips)

Green Park - A sunny Saturday 09-02-2008
The weather was so so good that it will be a waste not to step out of the house. Fei was busy completing her work tasks and Abi was in his own movie world -_-. So, I went out alone ~


Buckingham Palace


The statue outside


I walked to Green Park that's right opposite of Buckingham Palace


The environment was great with good weather and green green grass. Hence, I bought lunch and laze myself on the grass. It was soooo nice.


Took quite a few photos when I was leaning against one of the old trees.


Me loving the sun (I will never say this if I am in Malaysia)


Great environment plus music - life can be so simple


After lunch, I just strolled around the park. Can see my slimmest legs? lol

That's all for now.

P.S. I had another reunion dinner with my cousin brothers on Sunday in the same restaurant. Finally get to see my elder cousin brother whom I've never met for more than 5 years??? I couldn't even recognize him -_- Thank you both for the dinner and thanks for accompanying me to the Green Park station. Gam Jia Gam Jia.

P.S. Happy Valentines Day! I wish buri is here with me T_T

P.S. Counting down - 5 more days to go. I will be able to see the crabs again next week T_T. Can't wait!

~Simplicity is the nature of great souls~

Comments

Decepticon said…
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21 February 2008 at 01:13
Decepticon said…
What an interesting experience. I wanted to do WHM but already to old.
Will be 30 this June.

I really enjoy reading your blogs and keep up the good work :)

Cheers
http://flickr.com/photos/sdk6679/

p/s U look like my Japanese friend
21 February 2008 at 01:19
Unknown said…
najib: If u want..u still can apply as long as b4 ur 31st birthday..because the requirement is..age 18 to 30 (inclusive) if i'm not mistaken laa..
24 February 2008 at 09:46
Decepticon said…
Thanks for the tips n. I'll just try to submit the visa then :)
25 February 2008 at 22:18
dasoju said…
Dear MEI,

"Someone who is reluctant to face the real world. Someone who is being banished to the land of Big Ben"

I know blogs but how many of them might be like you, its good really I enjoyed and experienced with the real situations how it will be if we land in UK.

I really inspired, wondered, at your blog, such a nice post with plenty of emotions and with meaningful suggestions.

With this you are guiding us- the people like me who are interested in WHMs.

Thanks for sharing your experiences. cool, May God bless you my friend.

Keep it up.

Finally I would like to hear from you that what is your experience with the WHMs in UK, is it positive /-ve?

I hope you will reply.

Once again thank you
bye
26 March 2008 at 18:04
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