Hehe..its my 2nd anniversary, my second year of blogging.

Here I would like to thank you all for the supports especially to those who have been dropping by since the beginning.

Thank you.

Translation:

- Robin send me a photo of Kolok Mee (a type of noodle from Sarawak. )

- “MeePok put red” is referring to the photo of the Noodle.

- Mee pok = flat noodles. Put Red = Added with BBQ oil

- Teh-C-Peng = Teh-Peng/ Teh-Ais with evaporated milk instead of condensed milk.

Translation:

- Tomato Kuey Tiao = Fried Kuey Tiao cooked with tomato sauce.

- My part is easy to understand. I just RAWR!.

For some unknown reasons, I miss my hometown Kuching a lot these days. I miss the weather, the food, the language/dialect we speak there, the streets, the green sceneries, the colorful sunsets, the food, the 24-hours food courts (we don’t have mamak stalls there), the air, I even miss the unique law we have there, miss my Bobbies (pet dogs), my house, my sofa and living room which happens to be my bedroom too, the food, and of course I miss my family very much.

Miao is Homesick..

Translations:

- Yum Cha. Makan/Minum/Lepak

For those who don’t understand our conversation. I’m truly sorry for it. ^^”

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Me and my friend rushed out from the car and check the damage, so was the driver behind me.

As it was the first time that I actually bumped into someone in my driving history. I really have no idea what to do and what to negotiate. So I quickly apologized and said I will pay for the damage without really discussing who actually hit who in the first place. XD

But luckily the damage done wasn’t anything serious and my friend paid for it on behalf of me. ^^

and…

The same thing happened when I’m in Kuching and I reversed and hit a 5-Series BMW. Luckily there was no driver in the car and no scratches from both car. XD