A girl who loves chocolates, tomyam, spaghetti, shopping, travelling, photography, reading
Talks less but thinks more, or maybe more than you ever imagined....

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I just came back from Malacca yesterday evening. Three of us, I, JooTin and SooFei went for 2 days 1 night trip to Malacca. A way to enhance friendship as well as a way to relax ourselves after hectic schedules from work or studies. (too bad SN wasn't able to join us)

We departed from Kluang on Saturday morning after our breakfast at Air Hitam with JooTin around 10.30am. Guess what? Girls are always the noisiest. Along our journey to the destination, we talked non-stop!! There is not a single silence in the car. Imagine it.. We reached Malacca at noontime which is earlier than we expected. (because the time passed so fast when we were so busy chatting)

We checked into the hotel before we started strolling at the Malacca Portuguese-square. There have been a lot of changes since I last went with Raymond. Time really flies so fast that Malacca has become such a famous tourist attraction now ever since it has been declared as the World Heritage Sites. We snapped a lot of photos as well as ate a lot goodie delicacies, especially when we were so into Nyonya kueh and the dishes. (as a result of the recent TV programmes and dramas in Singapore depict lives of Peranakan) Besides, we also ate Chicken Rice Ball, Nyonya asam laksa, cendol and bought lots of nyonya kueh back for our families.

JooTin is the most greedy person! Haha. She ate really a lot compared to me and SooFei. This is due to her loving for food.. particularly those unique ones. And that makes me have the chance to grab some from her when she was the one paying money. Haha.. Thanks JT!!! =P

I love the time when 3 of us were so narcissis in taking self-photo. I guess that is what that makes us stay so close together. We love taking photos!!! Each of us has different ideas as in which angle and direction to take the nicest photo. And I'm sure that I'm the best photographer among them. (that's what I think la) Haha.. Both of the must thank me for the nice photos I took for them. JT was also a good one, too. But, SF, you have to learn more from us. Blek...

We happened to bump into Shah Rukh Khan as he was there for the Datukship award. He was passing Jonker Street when 3 of us were strolling. But, he only waved his hand at the window pane. So, we did not have the chance to see his face at all. (what a pity) As that was a Saturday, so Jonker Street is open at night! We spent our night there from 9 sumting untill 12am! The street was heavily crowded because Monday is a public holiday. Many tourists from Singapore took the chance to go there for the famous Nyonya thingy.

That night, we continued chatting, talking about many of our secondary friends and got to know a lot of surprising stories from JT about many of them. It was a nice one as 3 of us lying on the bed and JT also told us some of her personal stories. We fell asleep around 2 something.

Sunday's events were packed with eating Asam Laksa as our breakfast, visiting the Eye On Malaysia, buying some goodies from Tan Tian Hock followed by snapping photos by the nicely developed Malacca River. Finally we ended our trip when we started driving back from Malacca around 4pm and reach home around 6pm.