But gosh, I was pinned with 2 locations, Melaka (Mum’s parents) and Bangkok (Girlfriend + family was vacating).

I’ve promised to deliver a romantic Valentines to my darling, at least. So, to shuffle between time, and gosh it was tight.

Morning came and yes, the traditional family practice, tea ceremony. Something that’s been going on for the past couple years. Basically sisters  + me serve our mummy and daddy tea and we wish them with many awesome wishes. After that, we would go visit our relatives.

That said, because of my tight schedule, I could only spend a couple minutes with my relatives as my flight was booked after-noon. Yes peeps, I was shuffling between 2 countries on the 14th February 2010.

I left Malacca and headed for KLIA, and yes, I was rushing, well thank God for the little pony that I was driving, it serves me well. Right then, I checked into my flight and got my butt off to Bangkok (tired)…

Lovely Carlsberg with white wine and 7-up, tasty!

I arrived on time, but my baby was not answering my calls. I took a taxi to my studio suite and waited for the silly girl. That said, I spotted something funky in the taxi, a public message to the fellow taxi passengers.

Yes, sneesing

It took her 3 hours to get in contact with me, she was busy shopping and forgotten that I arrived, amazing yes? At least she had the mind to remember that I made dinner reservations.

We always wanted to dine up in the sky, nope, not like Sky Bar or Luna Bar, more so like State Tower, Lebua, Bangkok. We both fell in love with Bangkok because of this place, the charm, the beauty and the romance that could be found is scintillating. But of course, perfection comes at a price yes? Indeed…

We set ourselves in The Breeze, magnificent location for couples.

The couple hours we spent there was magical, all I wanted to do the whole night was to tell her “I Love You”, which I did.

View from table

Appetizer

I totally forgot to capture other moments, especially the orgasmic food served. Every single second was precious, as my flight back to Kuala Lumpur was the on next morning.

I am not sure if this is considered as romantic, but at least I spent my Valentines evening with my love in the country we love so much.

I am happy.

Perhaps a lil far away from you my darling, but I am missing you every single moment. I love you sweetie and I can’t wait to see you.

Cameron Highland is a beautiful place, but with it being very much commercialized, the traffic and prices of he hotels are skyrocketing. A 4km stretch from Brinchang to the mountain’s peak (Equatorial Hotel), took us an hour. Blurgh, I am rather thrown off by the traffic. Thank you very much for the relaxing countryside yes?

The both of us agreed to get our arses up really early in the morning to enjoy the highland. We lunged the camera and headed up the BOH Tea Farm (highest peak). The road up was narrow and impossible for a bus to go through, but what surprised me was the way nature unfold with its biggest lamp, the Sun.

Sunrise, something that we’ve never done (we both are late birds), we got up to the best spot and started snapping away with her Canon 500D. And this is nature at her best.

Ewww, orange teeth… Mr. Sun did that to me.

As the morning grew, we drove up, trying to get to the peak of the mountain. Whilst doing so, we approach a camp site, and it was rather amusing to see a family camping out there, well nothing amusing about a family camping, but the way their tent was setup reveals that they have been there for more than a week.

They actually built a full sized kitchen, toilet, dining and bedrooms. Drying clothing is rather difficult up in the highlands as it is extremely humid and sunlight is always at its minimum, these guys thought of a way to dry their clothes, they started they car, lifted its hood and hung their clothing over the engine. Innovation!

Thats the Toilet

I am beginning to fall in love with Malaysia again.

Hotel Lobby

Awaiting for the rooms (a long long wait)

Budiey

Simon Seow

The amazingly pretty NicoleKiss

Am off to Singapore for the NuffNang blogger awards. Thank you Nuffers, amazing! Now now, I need to know where can I park my car, I am so not leaving the little pony in an open car park for 3 consecutive days. What should I do? Bring the little pony along perhaps?

Well, I’ve packed my suit, my party wear, and my camera gear. Singapore, here I come! ROAR!

I am praying really hard that my silly baby will win the best travel log award. Go darling!

But with us destroying the peace and serenity, Mother Nature has got her own plan on teaching us a lesson, a Storm.

Petronas Twin Towers from Traders Skybar

Star Hill gallery, Jalan Bukit Bintang

Lecka Lecka, Jalan Bukit Bintang

Kuala Lumpur Skyline from Look Out Point. Click the image for wallpaper size.

Having just got back from Australia, the dirty and dodgy side of Kuala Lumpur is hitting my nerves, and this made me crave for Singapore a tad bit more. That said, I’ve heard a lot about how awesome it is to celebrate Christmas in Singapore. It’s not too shabby, do watch the previous video that I posted.

My Christmas week was spent this way:

We throtted through the hussel bussel of Orchard Road, sparkled through the magnificient Clark Quay, bask in the romantic Dempsey Hill, rush through the brimmed up Sentosa Island, dazzle in Vivo city, and oh, had some awesome dinner in Jalan Amoy.

And yeah, there are a couple of random stuff here too… Check this out, a nameless restaurant.

And other random stuff,

Roar! This Predator is made out of recycle metal, also known as SCRAP.

Note: A cute little Christmas Tree, but wait a minute

Keep Out kids!

All in all, Singapore is just ok, nothing much to boast about really. Love the place, dislike the people. Shucks!

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Love the animals, hate the crowd…

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Next time bring an Umbrella!