CNY Steamboat

On the day of 12 Feb 2011, is a raining day of Kota Kinabalu.
And yet, it is a great day to have a steamboat!!! ^_^

Place : Taman Dixon Lintas / Hilltop
People who are attending : Me, Jia Ying, June and Shiang Yeh!!
Foods : Seafoods + Meat + Vegetable + Tom Yam Soup + Herbal Soup + Peppermint Ice Cream + FUNS!!!
Time : 630pm - 9.15pm

Well, during that day we are having a lots of funs before eatings, during eating, and after eating..
wakaka!!
Pictures as below:

Shiang Yeh, Jia Ying and Me~~~
Sorry for spoilted this pict!! 

Twins - Ah Sa and Ah Kiu 

Take 2! 

Rabbit Peace!! xD 

Me and Shiang Yeh~
Actually she is my primary schoolmates and beside class, perhaps i don know her..
Then she also studied at ATIC too.. but we are not so close to each other..
Now, she is my colleagues... haha..
KK is so small... 

Jia Ying and me
Actually i know her from college..
Know her at the 1st time, she is not crazy as now.. =p 

June and me
She is my primary same class schoolmates...
Beside that, she also my collegemates as well at ATIC and she also my senior at my college
and now we are becoming colleague together..

Jia Ying and Shiang Yeh

Jia ying with June 

With Twins~~ 

Jia Ying with Twins 

Taaadaaa~~~ that's all!! =p 

CNY 2011 - part 2

Well, Chris Ng is asking me to update my blog since i long time din update for it.. LOL!!

I will sharing photos only la.. i lazy want to type many.. xD

My very 1st day at KL and im wearing MICKEY MOUSE Cloth!! ^^
and when im going to shopping, everyone is keep looking at my cloth.. @@'''

Guess what i found at KL??
Slyvanian Family!!! OH MY GOSH!!! I was crazy abt it!!

ladies and gentlemens, you cant believe that this octopus is super giant big!!!
is bigger than sushi king's octopus!!! and is eat 1 plate, free 1 plate!!!!
at Sakae Sushi in Ferrihate Shopping Centre.. 

See, so many luggage...
is getting ready moving to Ipoh at 5am!

Teh Tarik for my 2nd day CNY breakfast at Ipoh!!! taste very bad coz KURANG SANGAT MANIS!!! 

This is my breakfast - Roti Telur + Paha ayam = RM 5 only!!!! ^^ 

Sakae Sushi Frog together with me to celebrate CNY 2011 and i just bought him only RM19.90 only~~ ^^

Fiona Lee wrote this.. =] 

This is what we all had done in the car!! xD
the marker pen cant removed!! :P

Is ready to put in the air~~ ^^

Is flying in the air right now~~ make a wish!!! 

Actually still got, will be upload in part 3!! xD 

CNY 2011

Happy blessed Chinese New Year to all my reader at Blogger here~



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In this CNY 2011, i realize that they have many people is sick~
Take good care of you all's healthy.. =] 
Wat else? 

Tang Yuan~~~

喉咙痛

今天，其实是昨天啦，我已经开始不舒服了！！！ 

讨厌！！！ 

连吞口水都很辛苦。

现在，新年即将来另了，很多人都在生病。

希望每人都身体健健康康的过农历新年咯！！

注明：我要吃MC DONALD!!! 

I Miss You

I miss you~
I miss the moment you holds my hand
I miss you when you hug me from behind and giving me a softly kiss
I miss you when you say "I Love You".
I miss you when you say "I Miss You"
I miss you when you are sleeping
I miss you when you are doing anythings else for me
I miss you that you made my life more brighter than before
I miss you that you everyday made me have a smile on my face
I miss you because you are everything for me
I miss you - RABBIT!!!!
Happy Rabbit Year~~ xD

Korea

The National Flag of Korea The Korean flag (태극기) is called "Taegeukgi" in Korean. Its design symbolizes the principles of the yin and yang in Oriental philosophy. The circle in the center of the Korean flag is divided into two equal parts. The upper red section represents the proactive cosmic forces of the yang. Conversely, the lower blue section represents the responsive cosmic forces of the yin. The two forces together embody the concepts of continual movement, balance and harmony that characterize the sphere of infinity. The circle is surrounded by four trigrams, one in each corner. Each trigram symbolizes one of the four universal elements: heaven (), earth (), fire (), and water (). The National Flower of Korea The national flower of Korea is the mugunghwa (무궁화), rose of sharon. Every year from July to October, a profusion of mugunghwa blossoms graces the entire country. Unlike most flowers, the mugunghwa is remarkably tenacious and able to withstand both blight and insects. The flower’s symbolic significance stems from the Korean word mugung, meaning immortality. This word accurately reflects the enduring nature of Korean culture, and the determination and perseverance of the Korean people. The National Anthem of Korea Korea's national anthem is "Aegukga," which means "Love the Country." In 1896, the Dongnip Sinmun (Independence News) published various versions of lyrics for this song. It is not known exactly what music they were sung to in the early days. Records show that a Western-style military band was formed during the time of the Dae-han Empire (1897-1910) and that the "Dae-han Empire Aegukga" was composed in 1902 and played at important national functions. The original words of Aegukga appeared in written form around 1907 to inculcate allegiance to the nation and foster the spirit of independence as the country faced threats of foreign annexation. Over the years, the lyrics went through several versions until they were adopted as the national anthem in the present form in 1948. Before the birth of the Republic in 1948, the words were often sung to the tune of the Scottish folk song, Auld Lang Syne. Maestro Ahn Eak-tay (1905-1965), then living in Spain, felt that it was inappropriate to sing this patriotic song to the tune of another country's folk song. So, he composed new music to go with the lyrics in 1935, and the Korean Provisional Government in exile adopted it as the national anthem. While Koreans outside the country sang the anthem to the new tune, those at home continued to use Auld Lang Syne until Korea was liberated in 1945.  In 1948 the government of the Republic of Korea officially adopted the new version as the national anthem and began to use it at all schools and official functions.

Quintessential Korean Food

김치 Kimchi Ingredients: Cabbage (or radish, cucumber, etc), julienne radish, minced garlic, diced green onion, salted fish, salt Spiciness:  Description: Cabbages and other vegetables are soaked in salt water, then seasoned with different spices before being fermented. There are many different types of kimchi, such as cabbage kimchi (the most common), cucumber kimchi, radish kimchi, cubed radish kimchi, green onion kimchi, and more. It is a health food filled with vitamins, minerals, and more.

비빔밥 Bibimbap (Rice Mixed with Vegetables and Beef) Ingredients: Rice, fernbrake, roots of balloon flower, bean sprout, beef, red pepper paste, sesame oil Spiciness:  Description: A dish made by mixing rice with various other cooked vegetables. Great for experiencing different vegetables, pleasing to the eye, and full of nutrients. Jeonju's variation of bibimbap is most famous.

불고기 Bulgogi (Beef in a Soy sauce Marinade) Ingredients: Beef (or pork), pear juice or sugar, soy sauce, minced garlic, diced green onion, sesame oil Spiciness:  Description: Beef or pork is sliced thinly then marinated in seasoning before being grilled.

갈비 구이 Grilled Galbi (Seasoned ribs) Ingredients: Beef rib (or pork rib), sugar, soy sauce, diced green onion, minced garlic, sesame oil  Spiciness:  Description: Ribs of beef or pork are sliced into easy to eat portions, then marinated in seasonings before being grilled. Suwon galbi is popular.

삼계탕 Samgyetang (Ginseng Chicken soup) Ingredients: Young chicken, sweet rice, ginseng, garlic, chestnut, jujube Spiciness:  Description: A young chicken is cleaned out then stuffed with various ingredients before being boiled to draw out a delicious broth.

냉면 Naengmyeon (Buckwheat noodles in a cold broth)) Ingredients: Noodles made of buckwheat or starch, beef broth, thin slices of beef, julienne cucumber, julienne pear, boiled egg Spiciness:  Description: Noodles served in cold beef broth- the soup is refreshing. There is also bibim naengmyeon, which doesn't have soup but is mixed with red pepper paste instead.

해물탕 Haemultang (Seafood stew) Ingredients: Crab, clam, shrimp, fish, radish, red pepper paste, red pepper powder, green onion, garlic Spiciness:  Description: Various seafood are boiled before adding red pepper paste and red pepper powder. The broth is both refreshing and very spicy.

김치찌개 Kimchi jjigae (Kimchi stew) Ingredients: Kimchi, pork, sesame oil, green onion, garlic Spiciness:  Description: First the pork is browned in the bottom of the pot before water and kimchi are added. If sour kimchi is used, it makes a better tasting stew.

닭갈비 Dakgalbi (Chicken ribs) Ingredients: Chicken, red pepper paste, pear juice, molasses, sugar, minced garlic, diced green onion Spiciness:  Description: Chicken is seasoned with various spices, then grilled before eating. Chuncheon chicken ribs are famous.

설렁탕 Seolleongtang (Ox bone soup) Ingredients: Rice, beef, beef broth, diced green onion, minced garlic, red pepper power, pepper, salt Spiciness:  Description: Beef is added to beef broth and stewed for a long time before being served with rice and various seasonings. The deep, rich taste of the broth, boiled for over 10 hours, is simply delicious.

갈비탕 Galbitang (Short rib soup) Ingredients: Beef rib (or pork rib), radish, diced green onion, minced garlic, pepper, sesame oil, sesame seed Spiciness:  Description: Ribs are boiled with radishes to create a savory soup. Eaten together with rice, the broth is a delight.

죽 Juk (Porridge) Ingredients: Various grains Spiciness:  Description: Water (6 or 7 times the amount of grain) is poured over grain and boiled for a long time. There are many variations of juk such as pine nut juk, sesame juk,jujube juk, red bean juk, beef juk, pumpkin juk, and abalone juk.