How crappy is ting?!
I came home to this!
It must have been really hard to make the G
Star sushi rice~
Grilled chicken wings~
Claypot vegetables~
Steamed fish~Thank you everyone! Delicious home-cooked meal~

I do realise wolf whistle may be the wrong word.
Ok... So they were not soft but they were smashing!
In Venice! Click photos to see more!

Rose by Mark Ryden from Blood - Miniature Paintings of Sorrow & Fear






"OooooOoOoOOOOoOoooooo"
*taken aback... literally* (Silver bangle $7, black bangle $3.50)
White pendant with silver chain $2
Cateye ring $3... Can improve my punches at kickboxing class!
Multi-tier silver bracelet $4.95.. Rugged but girlish!
Red necklace $2... While I was considering this purchase, my friend said to me, "不买是对不起知己啊!" With 损友 like these, who needs casinos to go bankrupt?!
I've been lusting this pair of earrings since last semester. Oh boy was I estactic when they went on sales for $10.50! *high~~~*
pudding milk tea ("die die must try!") is forcefully shaken by the miss from Taiwan,
teriyaki hamburg rice ("die die must try!") is caringly prepared by the lad from Japan,
and rice spring rolls ("die die must try!") are delicately rolled by the girls from Vietnam.
三杯鸡 (literal: three cups chicken)...Check out the star-shaped rice... Cute!
Make a guess!
牛腩面 with its juicy beef tendon that melts in your mouth... "mMmMmmmMMmm"
The cafe with the coolest ambience and layout ever... You have the arab-looking "cave" draped with yards of lush fabric, the green outdoors cooled by the autumn air, or the cosy rattan armchairs pumped full of cushions!
The obligatory pose with the Mud Cake that tastes like huat kueh but at 5 times its price!
Caramel cheesecake...
Washed down with a cup of skinny cino... Perfecto!
My hair still flew all over my face like a siao char bor at the end because it is too layered. Pui!
D thinks it's a conspiracy to get girls to lick something. I think free lollies are cool. And a little too sweet.
This is part of the ice-top bar. Who needs ice in drinks when you can get a whole bar made from ice?
The DJs at Empire were great too! They danced with you, they sang with you, they played the music that let us get on down. Summer lovin' man!!!
-Moreton Island-
Moreton Island is known for its bugs. And I love the bugs. They are soooooooo delicious! :P
You were thinking that I like to eat creepy crawlies right!
The day started with a short drive from Brisbane city to the Port of Brisbane, where we boarded the ferry to Moreton Island.
Beautiful sea!
Moreton Island is not for the skinny asses, literally. Because there are no sealed roads on the sand island, you need to get by in a 4WD. And 4WD are certainly not meant to be smooth! That will give your ass a real good workout! Ladies, wear a good support bra to keep your chest away from your face!
Taken during a 4WD smooth ride in this:
Where I looked like this:
Relax and chill during your bumpy 4WD!
Before we reached the island, we saw this!
Shipwrecks!
Heh heh... These ships were deliberately put there to serve as a shelter for smaller vessels. No one was hurt in making of these Tangalooma Wrecks. I think.
Think everyone has heard of snowboarding. But sandboarding? Wahaha!!! I tried it and failed miserably. But it's alright... I shall just rely on something that is less likely to break my neck, and let gravity do all the work. Ladies and gentlemen, the wonderful sports of sand toboggan at The Desert!
Firstly, D and Shane, our guide, will demostrate how you should position yourself on the sand board. That's right kids. Body in the middle, feet together bent at knees and elbows out! Close your mouth to avoid adding that extra undelicious crunch to your lunch.*
Then, I demostrated how far you should not go because climbing up the steeply-inclined sand slope is a bitch. Frik! Too late!
After numerous tumbles, Shane decided to give up on us (read: me)**, and we headed for North Point (not the mall in Yishun). There, I finally found the stick they used at the start of each Lonely Planet/Globe Trekker show!
Can you see the man coming out to start drawing a circle in the sand? If you have never watched one episode of Lonely Planet or Globe Trekker, especially one with Ian Wright as the host, quit trying to figure out what this is about!
This, my friends, is the North Point I was referring to:
We drank some seawater, had a chicken burger lunch, and was further tortured when we moved across some really hot, burning sand, and sharp, tiny pine cones to the Honeymoon lookout point. But it was worth it because the view was beautiful.
I hope no honeymoon ends up at the bottom of this steep fall.
Driving in our nifty 4WD again, we went to Blue Lagoon that has freshwater. Now, freshwater is a good idea after getting seawater from the water guns you brought along. Contact lens and salt and water simply do not match. Oh! We had to take a short walk to reach the lagoon. Again. My calves are never going to be the same again.
Despite being a hot day, the water was cool. Not only the Blue Lagoon they serve in clubs is cool eh? :D
I think bringing a large towel to a beach is a must. Tiny face towels do not allow you to adequately cover your bits while you change from your wet things to your dry, clean clothes. Remember!
Yet another bumpy, ass-vibrating 4WD later, we arrived back at the Eastern beach where the shipwrecks are. To show you why Sentosa cannot compare to the waters here...
Count the creatures and win one sand from Moreton!
Sadly, it was not the season for whales, turtles, dolphins and the likes. Our trip ended with a hot, sunny, dry ride back in a smaller vessel. Goodbye Moreton Island! You are worth every sand we paid! Or maybe not... Hmm...