Lok Lok Padang Brown + Pasar Ramadhan Tanjung Bungah

I have no idea why I suddently craving food after work on Merdeka Day! I drove the car all the way down to town to pick up minxiang and himkeat and started our food hunting journey at around 5pm. We had no idea where to dine for my lunch and thier high tea :) We passed by Padang Brown and we just stopped by at the food court next to the Padang Brown (Dato Keramat/ Anson Road). I have been craving Lok Lok for sometime and finally my "dream" comes true! Yes, we're not only have Lok Lok but I also ordered POPIAH, Cheh Hu too! In love with the peanut sauce! GREAT! the saurce is very important for Lok Lok. You definitely will not enjoy it to the fullest if the saurce is not tasty. by the way, Lok Lok refers to a bamboo stick that attahced with fresh food that cook in the boiling water. After the food is cooked, dip it with the saurce and EAT it! Popiah and Cheh Hu are also one of the recommendations in this food court! Nice!

I was not so east to satisfy. Since it was a public holiday and I was free in the evening, i continue my food hunting! :P I know i have gained weight! But what to do? when you have appetite to eat, just EAT! our next station was Pasar Ramadhan! I never been to that and try the authentic malay food before! We googled and finally we were at Pasar Ramadhan Tanjung Bungah! haha~ Look at the picture! Not much right? Will look for more before Raya! :P

District 308 B2 Penang Leos are Making A Difference

We've celebrated 40 Years Leo Service in Malaysia with our own style that we called it the M.A.D Celebration, which stands for Making a Difference! Traditionally, this kind of celebration was organised in a centralized location with expensive dinners, having a concert or parade. However, the Leo Clubs in Distrct 308 B2 decided to bring this celebration back to mother nature. There were 45 Leo Clubs in District 308 B2, Malaysia organizing eco-based projects in their school, at a community park or recreational area. In Penang itself, we have 6 main Leo Clubs supporting this M.A.D. Celebration on 28 and 29 August 2010. Job well done to Leo Club of PCGHS, Tanjung Penang, Tanjung Putra, Geogetown Central, George Town Mutiara and Penang (City) for taking up the initiative to organise various type of eco based projects in Penang Island, Region 1. Not forgetting those Leo Clubs that had rendered their helping hands towards these 6 Clubs: Leo Club of CLHS, CDK, UHS and CHCHS. Happy 40 Years Anniversary in Malaysia to all Leos!!

Stanley Bay Hong Kong (赤柱) and Sha Tin Che Kung Temple (车公庙）

Let's share some pictures of my last trip to Hong Kong. For those who followed my twitter/ FB before, I had been to Hong Kong twice in a month, back in May 2010. This post is all about my 2nd trip rather than the 1st one due to all my 1st trip pictures were saved in Desktop PC and the monitor is RIP now. That's why, I won't be able to get the 1st trip pictures until I replace a new monitor. Money again! I have been spending a lot these few months. Seriously, i need to control on my spending or else i will annouce bankrupcy very soon. :) For my 2nd trip, I managed to visit Stanley Bay together with JunWei. Another Tourist Attraction in Hong Kong where you need more than half an hour from central to reach the destination, southeastern part of Hong Kong. It looks like our Penang QE2. Lots of couples were there for wedding shooting. By the way, I dropped my STITCH Key Chain @ Stanley Bay. My little STITCH accidentally dropped from my backpack into the sea while I helped JunWei to take a picture! SO SO SO SAD! HKD 80 gone!

Of Course, other than stanley bay, we do visited a lot of places. Che Kong Temple in Sha Tin was one of them. Actually, i had visited during my very 1st time in Hong Kong back in year 2008 together with Min Xiang, Tee Jin, Stanley, Royblin and Jonathan but I didn't manage to blog those pictures. Lazy! :) Even my 1st vacation in 2010 to Taiwan, I also didnt blog about it eventhough i had collected and jot down a lot of infor but end up, those infor just like a rubbish :) Anyway, will try to post the pictures up in my blog! Again, alot of devotees and visitors in the temple. No matter when you visit, I'm sure the whole temple is crowded! It is a MUST visit temple in Hong Kong! Experience how the Hong Kong people praying to the god! Totally different from what Malaysian Chinese is practicing. Check it out! :P