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Just got home. 1am ish. Bathe, unpack some of my stuff, load in my HDD with photos, touch base with things. Open up one photo, just to tell you I am back home safe and sound.

I am tired. Sleepy, dehydrated. Need to get some rest before catching up with the rest of things.

And yes, Ani-Con 07 HK! Just to tease……

You see, it was a long night out together. The first stop was dinner at Low Yat. We straight went off to Jalan Alor for chicken wing. What worth blogging was not the chicken wing , but our little trip to Ole Cafe at Changkat Bukit Bintang.

There are few things that can make an instructor high. Food is clearly one of it. After stuffing up the belly with whole load of bowl of something something, and chicken wing, Ole cafe simply gave us a reason for us to go high & crazy.

Besides their Irish Coffee, Ole cafe is quite a lay back place for us to chill out. Board games aplenty. Pictionary was John’s pick of the night.

The game was simple, straight forward and fun. The players made it feet thomping, loud & noisy, crazy game. So the excited YO! til stomping the floor. I bet some ceiling fell off from the floor we stood. We were in 2nd floor you see.

The game is about drawing, and describing certain words printed of the cards. Oh yes, we all drew…

We were Picaso on our own rights. Check out Jason’s alligator:

Lets not deny. Malaysian likes to eat. Chinese love to eat. Okay, I love to eat. Imagine, a whole bowl of mouth watering goodie all serve hot in a giant bowl. Scallop, pork, yes.. pork. fishball. prawn. dried oysters. duck. All the above. Refer photo okay. I have no idea what this is call, but I reckon this is some kind of chinese delicacy. I remember watching TVB dramas where they serve this kinda thing during Chinese New Year or a wedding. Consider 10 course dinner in 1. A Bowl of Something something..

Located in Low Yat, the shop is right next to a more prominant shop call Kopitiam. The shop name you ask me? I forgot ! Rest assure that it is something Hong Kong and it is located at LG of Low Yat Plaza in Kuala Lumpur.

The dish cost approximately RM30 per pax.

There were a total of 13 people. All of them, are ….

instructors. Yes, lets be truth to ourselves. Instructors love to eat.

REALLY!

Yummy yum yum

Have you watch it yet? And I mean, the play…at Istana Budaya… Yes, yes.. this week. It’s already showing. Haven’t got your tickets? Nothing much to be miss – pun expected.

A simple classic rendition of – ‘The King and I base on the is a musical by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, with a script based on the book Anna and the King of Siam by Margaret Landon (Via Wikipedia – TQVM) .

Ring some bells when some tune sung by the cast. Getting to know you…. and of cos the Dance song. Makes me wanna watch both the original movie rendition of the play and also Chow Yun Fatt’s version of Anna and the king.

No, no photography or any recording devices allowed in the auditorium. I sneak a photo just so I can blog. Trusty K800i.

Speaking of which, I’ve been playing with the Panorama thinggy on the camera phone. Kinda fun, have a look :

This was KLCC this evening.

That was me after my Sunday class at IOI. Having late lunch in Wong Kok.

Sharon & Shirlyn after a Tuesday class at Jaya33. We were indulging coffee.

For a phone, I think it’s pretty fun and good – and as time passes by, I am sure there is a better camera phone in the pipeline to do things even better than this. Just simple fun – try it if you have the same phone.

I was catching up with one of my member after my class today.

She said my class was okay. A little bit quiet though, maybe people are just new. She stays in KL, near Time Square. She works in Puchong, and I can remember her company name, her role, and what she does. I can also remember what she said about how often she goes to the gym. When she move on to this new gym and quit the previous one. That’s probably 99% of our conversation.

And I ask “I haven’t gotten your name….”

She told….

And that was the only thing I forgot.

I am that hopeless