
Ah boss took us to The Garden Terrace at Glenmarie Golf Club. Its our second time there, we had ala-carte. There were I had Char Kuew Teow, M n L had Nasi Goreng Cina and Nasi Goreng Kampung respectively, S and M ate Cantonese Noodle, Ah boss ordered Fish Head Mihun and Rojak buah for starters. The food is tasty and its a generous portion. I liked the environment and the scenery, greens.





As we finished placing our order, Pizza Hut called! They apologized and said that their computer broke-down, (yeah rite!). So they said the will send the 1 large and 1 regular pizza that we ordered earlier for free. I told them that i've also ordered side dishes, eg, chicken wings, garlic bread, 7up, coleslaw and 1 pan vegetarian pizza. They said i have to pay for the extra's but the pizza is free. So i told them to fly kites. As we're feeding ourselves, another call came in from pizza hut. They said they'll send my orders FOC!!! YES!! Everybody's happy.
We had our cold pizza for tea-time......ah boss is amazed that his girls can really eat!!
Last year I managed to finished reading 3 books. One is from the author Lydia Teh's 'Honk if you're a Malaysian'....good stuff. In Lydia's collection of anecdotes, she brings on more observations that capture the textures, humour and nuances of Malaysian life. She presents the Malaysian panorama in her own special style, characterized by frankness, vitality and humour. Her book spans enormous range of topics from the etiquette of public kissing and how to decimate the lizard population to decorating tips for your car interior and how to make records of the biggest, longest variety. If you''re Malaysian, you will be delighted to recognize yourself within the pages. If you''re not, you''ll be well on your way to becoming one after reading it.
Yesterday, i'm so happy to be able to finish reading 'Once Removed' by Andrew Leci. Its about an expatriate life who. The scene is Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; the year is 1997. Looking for love and enlightenment in all the wrong places, Graham Wallace (quantity surveyor, part-time footballer, full-time fibber, some-time lover, no-time fighter) gets used and abused, flattered and deceived, jostled and jilted, a wave of self-delusion carrying him through the seas of adventure that comprise his life. Once Removed is funny, shocking, sexy, provocative and evocative, and will have the reader looking at expatriates and Malaysians in a completely different light... or maybe not. It a good read tho'.











































