WARNING: Might have excessive photos and Bunny loving

Last Saturday, Stuart Hamm – bassist of the famous Joe Satriani – was down in KL for a Bass clinic and I was lucky enough to tag along with Bunny right from the sound check moment to the end of the show. Wait, there’s more: I was seated at the very front seat. Woohoo!!

Here’s some photos for you Stu Hamm fans to gloat on people who didn’t get the chance to attend this awesome show. ^_^

Well that’s about all the photos I can share with you. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do (especially on the part of showing off Bunny’s brand new guitar. Ha! Ha!) And please don’t comment on the increasing size of my already round face. I’m trying to lose as much weight as I can before Pesta Gawai next month (gonna meet the future in-laws! *shrieks*). Now if you’ll excuse me, I have a date with the ellipticals. :-P

Ciao baby!

A week ago, I went on a mini vacation with my family to Kuching, Sarawak. Well, not exactly like Vegas vacations but I think it was way better than going on an overseas trip – because this one was not only a mini family trip, this is also our first pilgrimage together as a family.

Yep, I said pilgrimage.
My family and I went on a pilgrimage trip to a place in Bau called Mt. Singai.

According to a friend of mine, Mt. Singai is where you get to make a wish by saying a prayer and your wish will have a very high chance of being granted. You see, this friend of mine had been married for 8 years and still not having any child yet. This friend of mine heard of Mt. Singai, took his wife there… and guess what? Their wish was granted!

I hope MY wish would be granted too! *teehee*

Well, pilgrimage was not the only activity we did while we were in Kuching. We visited many interesting places such as the museum, pottery factory, the famous Sarawak kuih lapis factory etc. But the one place I think I enjoyed most was the Rumah Panjang (long house)! Wahhhhh… twas an experience you should experience too! (But too bad, we weren’t allowed to take photos of the rumah panjang out of respect).

I, however, managed to sneaked in a few shots through my mini digital camera. This was one of it. Eheheheheh..

PS: (A note to Syura) This was NOT a trip to meet Bunny’s parents and family – although I wish I could meet them up – LOL!

Hello everyone! How was your weekend? Did you fill it up with some exciting activities? Mine was a pretty hot (as in humid. stinky. panas) weekend, especially last Sunday. After mass at the church, Bunny and I had breakfast with his cousin, Julius. Meal was great. I think it was somewhere along Jln Imbi. Oh man, I could eat there everyday… only I get to eat there on Sundays only. :-(

After breakfast, Bunny and I met my brother and his partner friend for our usual “family gathering”. This time, we played bowling!

It was so much fun! Bunny enjoyed himself, he made us go through another round after we’ve done with the first game. LOL

We’re probably gonna make this a weekend activity from now onwards. Well, not that I’m a great bowler (I was the biggest loser on both games. HAHAHA) but I just love walking around the shopping mall, looking at sales they have. Maybe one of this weekend I’ll end up shopping some stuff or two for myself. *teehee*

After National Zoo, Museum and the Park, this time – my partner and I, joined together by my brother and his friend, Geaff – went to another exciting place called Sunway Lagoon.

I think the last time I went there was back in 2003 with my family. Back then, the entrance fee wasn’t that expensive and complicated. There were choices like Dry Park and Wet Park, if I’m not mistaken.. To my surprise, they have like tons of Park these days. Extreme Park. Wildlife Park. Water Park. etc.

How much did we pay for our entrance fee? RM48. LOL. We took the cheapest one, because we didn’t think we’d have enough time to tour the whole park, since it was already close to 2PM when we arrived there.

Tho we only had access to the Water Park and (er.. Dry Park? I forgot what it’s called lah) all 4 of us had so much fun. We went for the Tomahawk ride, train ride, water slide.. well, except for *someone* that is. That *someone* end up not taking anymore rides with the rest of us after getting jiggy with it on the train ride. Ha! Ha! Ha!

Man, I tell you.. that Tomahawk ride can really get you dizzy. Beats all the effects of running on a treadmills. Tomahawk gives you good exercise in terms of hand grips, voice control and the ability to open/close your eyes while you hang upside down. LOL!

Sunway Lagoon is also a good place to hang out if you love taking photos, like my “photographer” partner. He’d rather spend the day taking photos than hanging upside down on the Tomahawk with me! :-P But yeah, I had to give him some credit for his photos. Without him, we wouldn’t have tons of photos in the camera because we were too busy being kids, running around, screaming and laughing.

Oh, a word of advice from me tho: When you leave the Lagoon, try to refrain yourself from taking the “Free watch in exchange of your Sunway Lagoon tag” outside. Once you take those free watches, you’ll NEVER get your deposit back! >.< (unless of course, if you return the watches and go for another long queue for your deposit return)

If you don’t get what I’m saying, forget it. Just visit Sunway Lagoon and you’ll know what I mean. Ha! Ha! Ha!

PS: Sorry, very limited photos to share with you. You can view the rest of the photos in my Facebook album – if you’re on my Friends list. (Some photos are too personal to share bah.. hehehe)