4.2.2011
Labels: daily life, movie | at 4:30 PM
Dinner at Porn's turn out to be a disappoint. The young server apparently lacks proper training. A female server attempts to clear the empty prawn cake plate, with the thai chilli sauce sitting on it, whilst we are still savoring the prawn cake.
Besides that, the rice which came after the servings of food, is served cold. This is shocking, being Chinese, we prefer our rice served warm.
The serving is small and the pricing is slightly over-priced. I believe no one would mind if they serve fabulously delicious food and the service is marvelous.
The overall experience doesn't WOW us. On being asked for a comment form, the celebrity co-owner at the cash register, gives me a meek no. The body language tells me he has no desire in doing better! These young entrepreneurs certainly have a lot to learn. 
Movie night out!!
Lifelong friends Emma (Natalie Portman) and Adam (Ashton Kutcher) take their relationship to the next level by having sex. Afraid of ruining their friendship, the new lovers make a pact to keep things purely physical, with no fighting, no jealousy and no expectations. Emma and Adam pledge to do whatever they want, wherever they want, as long as they do not fall in love. The question then becomes, which one will fall first?
Sinful meal past midnight!!
23.2.2011
Labels: daily life, movie | at 3:55 PM
Cauliflower soup.
My starter. I love it!
Grouper in laksa. I love my main course too.
Crab meat pasta.
My dessert!
Chendol with a twist.
Movie, after lunch.




In the movie “127 Hours,” hiker Aron Ralston (as portrayed by Oscar nominee James Franco) winds up trapped in a crevice of Utah’s Bluejohn Canyon. After relying on his survival skills – including drinking his own urine to prevent death by dehydration – he escapes by (spoiler alert) amputating part of his arm, which for most of the 127 hours has been pinned between a boulder and the canyon wall. While trapped, Ralston comes to terms with the possibility that he may die in the canyon and videotapes messages to his family. Driving home the most important cautionary message of the movie is the fact that despite hiking to a remote place, Ralston failed to tell anyone where he was going before leaving for the trip.
Strawberry shortcake.
Chocolate slut.
22.2.2011
Labels: daily life | at 3:43 PM
