Air Asia added another long distance route through Air Asia X to Melbourne, Australia and the booking starts today 12am. The cheapest 1 way fair is rm99 excluding taxes and charges. My ex-colleague whom studied in Melbourne last time told me that the best time to visit there is between Feb to Apr as Nov to Jan will be too hot and Aug to Oct will be very cold. The travel period was from 12 Nov to 30 Apr based on the print screen above and I found from the website that there are available dates from 2 March to 7 March and after including everything, the round trip only cost rm1072...That's actually very cheap....around 50% price cut compared to other available airlines. So if you out there planning to visit Australia and visit Melbourne...what are you waiting for? Faster grab this golden chance...We learned, encountered, experienced new things every seconds, every minutes, everyday. Life is a never ending story till the day we die...
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Cheap flight to DownUnder
Air Asia added another long distance route through Air Asia X to Melbourne, Australia and the booking starts today 12am. The cheapest 1 way fair is rm99 excluding taxes and charges. My ex-colleague whom studied in Melbourne last time told me that the best time to visit there is between Feb to Apr as Nov to Jan will be too hot and Aug to Oct will be very cold. The travel period was from 12 Nov to 30 Apr based on the print screen above and I found from the website that there are available dates from 2 March to 7 March and after including everything, the round trip only cost rm1072...That's actually very cheap....around 50% price cut compared to other available airlines. So if you out there planning to visit Australia and visit Melbourne...what are you waiting for? Faster grab this golden chance...Tuesday, August 19, 2008
I Became Live Witness to flash flood...
Wow, there was this heavy downpour happens just outside my office yesterday and after around 30 mins, the roads in front of my office was hit with flashflood. From my office toilet windows at around 10+am, I could see that the water level was as high as covering the car front plates parked by the roadside. The whole area especially the T junction in front of my office building and the Teluk Bayan hawker center car park was like a deep pool full of water. Most of the cars' alarm got triggered causing hoo-haa and I also saw there's 1 lorry got stucked and dare not move in the middle of the T-junction with the driver inside. Luckily the rain got smaller by lunch time and water level was dropped off quickly. For the rest of the day, I can see cars being pushed over due to their engines being flooded with waters and mechanics around fixing some of it...Phew..what a day... I'm grateful that I'm inside the office and my vehicle was not one of those got affected by this flash flood...
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Proud to be a Chinese!
Anyone miss the Olympics Opening ceremony held on 08-08-08? Well, it was 29th Olympics, first ever in the Chinese capital of Beijing, China. Like many of my friends and colleagues, I purposely went off work earlier, then went out dinner with my love one and finally came back early and set ourself in front of the television set to catch this great show. It was truly breathtaking showpiece lasted 4+ hours. I'm really really felt happy and proud to be a Chinese, even though i', not from China....Bravo and thumbs up for China!!!
Photo taken on Aug. 8, 2008 shows the shining Olympic rings on a huge LED screen, proclaiming the arrival of the Olympiad, during the opening ceremony of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games in the National Stadium, Beijing China.
Dancers in glowing attires.
Performers walked around a floating sphere while the Chinese singer Liu Huan and the British singer Sarah Brightman sang the official theme song for the Games.

Soldiers stood to attention as fireworks went off.
Chinese gymnastics champion Li Ning (R) lights the cauldron of the Beijing Olympic Games during the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics held in the National Stadium, also known as the Bird’s Nest.

Chinese former gymnastics champion Li Ning kindles the cauldron of the Beijing Olympic Games during the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Games held in the National Stadium, also known as the Bird's Nest.
The cauldron of the Beijing Olympic Games is ablaze over the National Stadium, also known as the Bird's Nest.
Fireworks explode over the Bird's Nest stadium, Beijing China.
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Once in a lifetime - 080808
Last year we have 070707, which is of course one of the day that I looked forward too. It's special to me personally. But this year, 8th August 2008, it's a much world wide recognized special day. Especially for the Chinese, the number 8 is always tied with good, whealth and prosperous...basically anything GOOD la. News reports showing many couples wedding on today, and more importantly, it's Olympics 2008 grand Opening Ceremony!!! This unique once in a lifetime day...much take a moment to appreciate oh...Then look forward to 090909 again...hahahaha :)Wednesday, August 6, 2008
A rare finding...
The durian taste was not bad, but also not very very special given that it's not expensive in terms of the price. But it's the shape and 'unique' finding that captures my attention. So I straight away went to my room to take my camera and snapped few pictures for the record and now share with everyone...Below is another shot of the whole opening of this special unique durian. Enjoy...the view of course!
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Peace peace...let's run for Peace...
Attached above is the route for the run. If you are a PFS guy, this route will be somehow familiar since all PFS students have their cross country run there all these years...Monday, July 21, 2008
Ice Cream anyone?
Ice cream lovers out there, take note! The ice cream buffet at City Bayview's Revolving restaurant is back!!! Starting 15 July every night, you can save your stomach and go enjoy lots of ice cream of Baskin & Robbins brands from 830pm right up till 1130pm. Here's the catchs: the buffet only starts at 830pm and there will only be 6 flavors each day in this eat all you can buffet ice cream, meaning not all those flavors at once. And I have called up and upon checking, half of the offered flavors are 'normal' regular ones. For example, yesterday when I asked them, I was told 3 of the flavors are Vanilla, Strawberry and Choco Chips...so it's up to you to go eat as much as you can of the Baskin Robbins ice cream if you think it's worth it. I wanted to go with my girl, but upon checking up the details, we felt that it wasn't really that worth it, so we might not go after all. One more thing, no reservation needed, just go there and drop by, eat and then pay up...Happy Ice Cream'ing' ya...hehe.
