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ELIZA LOW.
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10.04.1989


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Friday, June 26, 2009

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Another day with Gab!


POP LIAO!
NO MORE SHAVING OF HEAD EVER AGAIN!

But he's still botak at the time being.
It was another off day for me and he is having his block leave.
We headed to Chinatown for something new! (Instead of town or movies. BLAH)

The shops selling commodities are to con tourists or too cheapstake. So, we walk wherever our legs wants to go. We end up at Buddha Tooth Relic Temple/Museum.

He hasn't been there before. So we decided to enter the place.
It's more of a museum and we enjoyed ourselves there.

1st Floor: Very high ceiling and big praying hall.

2nd and 3rd floor: Museum

At the 4th floor, which is where the what they called the "Buddha Tooth Relic" was placed. It's a long tooth and "protected" by 300kg of gold. The gold is like a small palace for the tooth and is very grand. The visitors and the gold / tooth were divided by a gigantic glass. They had a camera to zoom in into the tooth and screened it at a 40 inch LCD TV. The monk then described us what this is about. We can only see it about 5 meters away. The place is so holy and quiet.

5th floor: Roof terrace. One holy garden.

It's a very soothing place. After we step out of the temple, we felt so calm.
INHALE, EXHALE.


Then we dropped by Maxwell Food Center and he said "YOU MUST TRY THIS~!"


It's the FRY-YOURSELF-HUM-JIM-PENG at a ridiculous price of 6 for $1.






Just tell the auntie the flavour you want and they will throw the dough into the frying pot and you flip it yourself.

This stall has been operating for decades and there's this undle who is probably 80 year old, kneading the dough and concentrating very hard to do it. He's fingers are still flexible!

His (i supposed) daughter will take order and handle the transactions.

If you want to have a layer of sugar coat, dip it yourself and TADA!!!!!!

SEDAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hot, crispy, tasty.

It will not fail to satisfy your tastebuds!

Anyway, I'm not paid to advertise for them or whatsoever.





Then we went to Vivo and I can't remember what happened.

Oh ya. We smuggled Carls Junior into the cinema. :)





Block leave rocks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2 more working days at Novotel. I don't want to leaveeeeeeeeeeeee~!