Sometimes, people (mostly at work!) wonder why I look terrible on Monday… Usually it’s because it’s just Monday. Also, many times, it’s due to the fantastic weekend escapades that sort of leaving you happy, satisfied but rather hungover on the Monday morning that snuck up on you and the blissful weekend just vanished in a single eye-blink. Last Saturday, a convoy (if you can call it that) of three cars made our traditional Makan and Photo trip down to Melaka. While heavier traffic slowed us a bit, the heat was the critical factor in preventing us from getting through our itinery!
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Of heat, food and the Melaka adventure
Well, got back late last night from our short little escapade down south for food and photography. With slightly heavier traffic, it was slow going down to Melaka but coming back, it was pretty nice and dark. With basically lots of food and photography, it was a great trip — the only downside was the heavy hand of the weather, with the merciless sun hammering down. Photos are coming soon… (Powered by Canon) 😀
Of spam and waterfalls…
Last Sunday’s (March 13th) Chiling trip capped off an extremely packed weekend of activity! It was a great trip however, probably one of the best for me (hey I should know, I’ve been there 6 times!). With excellent weather, the sun showing her face at the right moment when we’re splashing around icy chiling waters, good food (read noodles, coffee, hot chocolate, green tea, tuna and leong yoke sandwiches, pan fried spam and sausages…), superb company, a nice campsite, a waterfall, hey what else do you need to be happy?

Melaka Food and Photo trip on March 5th?
Possible but not confirmed.

Reminiscing China 2005 – The book
Well, here’s a sneak peek — it’s just a random photo from China of course.

Back from China!
-20C, icy winds and icy roads. That’s Harbin. Here’s a photo from the Snow and Ice world at Harbin. Harbin is the capital of Heilongjiang Province and is located in the middle reaches of the Songhua River in the south of the province.

