New girl product that might interest U

I soooo lurve going to Sasa lately...i'll find sooo many new & innovative stuff. Tis product caught my eyes & its really interesting, so i'm game to tryout.

Introducing : Wakilala Britening Essence.

This is a breakthrough product and boasts to have great results to give the underarms a clean look. It contains BHA, mulberry extract, green tea extract, soybean seed extract, jujube fruit extract to produce a peeling wash for the underarms. It works to gently remove dead cells, tighten the pores at the underarms, provides moisture and brightens it.

How to use :
Wash underarms and make sure they are completely dry before applying it. I used cotton-pad to apply d essence at d underarm. You will experience cooling sensation after using it but only for a few minutes. Its not oily at all.




Note – Please do not use it right after shaving.

It is a daily fast whitening and toning product for underarm. Its is said to tightens pore and remove dead skin cell on underarms (I tink i said that oredi). It also reduce sweat & prevent smell from underarm. Product from Japan.

I recommend tis product cos it really works!! :) ...so far...so good.

So Sweet...

All i can say is, its soo sweet of u guys....THX a lot....of course i didn't expect it except that i noticed suddenly our department was so quiet...i was wondering where were u guys...rupa-rupanya...


Its a Marble Cheese from SR. Donno whether its me or wat...but today d cake taste damn good!!!


I was trapped, d girls got me on a 'one to one' discussion with ahboss while they 'sebok-sebok' got get d cake n call d others.


Thx L & all, for cutting n distributing da cakes.


Suddenly, i'm 'sweet 16' again..hehehe...


Lunch was at Eat Workshop, Glenmarie






The usual Soup, Ceasar's Salad, Dory Fish, Salmon, Seafood & Steaks.

Our community work at Kemensah

We left the office at 9-ish to begin our journey to the Kampung Orang Asli in Kemensah. Its one of company's many community work and i'm one of the volunteer. It was an hour trip and the winding road does give me some headache. But once u're out from da car...a breathe of clean fresh air....no pollution at all.



Upon reaching the community hall...there were only a few village people there. Most of them were women and children, it is learnt that the men goes into the jungle to find bamboo and does rubber tapping.


Its a deprived situation lah and its sad seing the people there. We started immediately, works were being divided and we all knew what todo. Tis is one of the free services that we do for the poor, eg. pressure screening, blood test and deworming for the children. Our in-house doctor were there to treat them too.

Later we treated them for lunch which we catered from our inhouse caterer.

And last but not least is the distribution of donated items, clothes, toys and household items. Plus pictures taken with the people there.

We all reached office around 3.30pm and i'm just glad what i did today.

Goodbye September & hello October

Wow.... i personally think September left us very quickly. It is so fast, that the end of 2009 is juz around d corner. I'm feeling very old oredi...sigh.


Anyway, always hoped & pray for the best.

Raya Cookies - Chocolate Almond

I would like to share one of my raya cookie's recipes with you all. Its easy to do and its saves u a lot from buying. I make two times of its original recipe and you get about 130 pieces of bite-size chocolate almond.

Chocolate Almond Cookies

3oz butter
3oz icing sugar
3oz soft light brown sugar
1egg (beaten)
6oz self-raising flour (sifted)
1pinch of salt
1teaspoon vanilla essence
2-4 oz chocolate chip
3oz chopped nuts (u can use walnut, hazel or almond)
3table-spoon of cocoa powder

Cream butter, vanilla essence & sugar until fluffy. Beat in egg. Put in sifted flour. Add chopped nuts and stir to mix them thoroughly. Drop spoonsfuls on the baking tray. Bake for 20-30mins.

Wrist-Rest

Of late, two of our colleages suffers from wrist-pain. They complaint that they've suffered from too much of using the 'mouse'. So far i've not experience it but our boss has told us to get one wrist-rest each for our department.

One of us took the effort to do a survey at mall & digital mall in PJ to look for it. You don' t have to go to KL to get it okey.

After approval from our boss, we bought wrist-rest for our department. A cute doggy from LQ at OU. Tis is quite cool, it comes only in 3 colours, dark brown, light brown & grey. It has a bag for you to keep d dog.


And we named our dogs....(J named her dog Bob, L named hers Benji, S named it Bala, MO named it Bingo and mine is Booboo...hhehehe)


We also bought a keyboard rest from d digital mall. Its a normal gel-pad and its comfy.

After using em....we can feel d diffrence....its nice having em around...hehehe..

My syawal celebration

Our 1st Syawal celebration tis year is in Seremban...at my in-laws. But on raya eve, we 'beraya' with my parents first.

Its was hectic but nevertheless the best ones i've had so far. On d 1st day, lots of guests came to the house n we're busy with preparation after preparation....but we get to meet relatives, neighbours and frens from all walk of life....be it chinese as well as indians. The kitchen were only closed rite after midnite. It was fun cos everybody helped and time ends so fast.

2nd Syawal were at my MIL's kampung which is in Selandar, Malacca. I luved goin back there cos i like the kampung environment plus its been 3 years since i last visited the ol'folks.

We left for KL on the 3rd Syawal after having lunch at huby's cuzzy's hse which is also MIL's neighbour. As usual rice, rendang, nasi himpit & the norms were served.

5th of Syawal were at huby's side. We visited his uncle (MIL's brother) who is not well. After having lunch at their place at Mont Kiara, we left for Damansara to huby's cuzin's house. We had light food there. Last stop is at my BIL's house in Alam Damai. By the time we finished visiting, it was already late evening....n i'm oredi tired.

6th Syawal, we visited uncles & aunties at my late grandma's house. 7th Syawal, an aunt from USJ invited us for lunch. Those who didn't attend her house on the first nite of syawal were there. That same nite, inpromptuly, i arranged to make some 'makan' supper at my house. But i only called my parents, bro/SIL and d family from KB. I juz cooked simple dishes, mee hailam & meatloaf. I did steal a bit of time earlier that day to bake choc cupcake to bring to my auntie's house & for that nite. Huby just bought some satay to add to the table.

Starting from 9th syawal onwards, it's back to R.O.U.T.I.N.E...which is soooo boring....cos its back to work.

Eid-ul-Fitr 1430Hijrah

Wishing all Muslims around the world....Happy Eid-ul Fitr.

...Selamat Hari Raya kepada semua Muslimin & Muslimat.

Maaf, Zahir & Batin

Syawal 1430 Hijrah

Thai Thai Restaurant

Last nite we had department makan-makan for break-fast at Thai Thai. Its my first time and at d same time i took the chance to organise a birthday do for a colleague.

The food was quite good but service was bad....probably becos the place was packed kot...but still it shouldn't give them a reason. I liked the ambiance...very cozy, spacious and elegant.

We gave ahboss the previledge to choose the dishes. I only choose 2 starters. The portions were not that big and the price is quite reasonable. Ahboss introduced us to a 'mango salad' with catfish....(errmm...i dun eat catfish!!).....but ahboss promised that after tasting tis dish, i would not be looking at catfish dat way oredi....n he's rite....d dish were good!! Erm...but i still won't eat a catfish..hehehe....sorry, i'm one of d 'rawa' who doesn't eat a catfish...ewww....

Since i don't have enough time to order a birthday cake, i asked for the restaurant's manager's help and he's kind enought to accommodate to my needs. They bought the cake and charged us later.

After dinner and dessert, we get one of the waiter to serve the cake to the birthday girl. We finised at 9pm which for us is rather late. On usual dinner day, we usually finished around 8.30pm....maybe cos we start d diner late kot.

The cake is from Bread Talk and thank goodness, most of them loved the cake as its light and not too sweet.