Free photo session from Lancome Teint Miracle Foundation ROadshow

My sis Brenda visited us during the weekend, and her usual activity in KL, she was here shopping. There was a roadshow on Lancome Teint Miracle Foundation in Mid Valley Megamall.

And my sis bought some products from Lancome.

Because of the damage, she was given free photography sessions. So she invited my youngest sis and MM along for the photo session.

Yes, the makeup + hairdo + photo session was free. So the ladies spent 1 hour+ for the session... And here is the outcome of the session (see picture below)

MM got her A4 size portrait printed. Look, isn't she gorgeous? :D

Here's what the ladies said - how nice it would be if they had a dinner/ prom that night... Cos they received free hairdo & makeup session which normally cost at least RM60.00... They are just typical women...

New Hair Style

I do not know why but I feel like having a new hair style so eagerly recently! These are the hair styles I have had before (the 2nd photo is my latest hair style).


Mr. Hubby suggested me to get a short hair cut! He says I look good in short hair. I feel like having either short or permed hair again! I wanna try one of the following:

1) Normal/ Medium Short hair (similar to the one I had before)

2) Short and permed hair... (The hair style that I like most now, I'm not sure if I would look doggy and old with this type of hair style though)

3) Bob hair with or without cute lil' fringe -- It's another hair style that I like at the moment ;-)

4) Short hair (above ear level) - It's what Mr. Hubby thinks I will look good in ;-)

5) Long curly hair (the one I had before). Some of my friends say I look feminine and good with long curly hair.

Argh, too many choices! Perhaps long hair is more suitable for me than short ones -_-|| Please advise >.<"

The Making of 'Sweat with the Paddy' in Sekinchan's Paddy Fields

A Saturday at the paddy field

It was indeed our 1st visit to the paddy fields in Sekinchan. We were there for a photo shooting session, and it was a very exciting event. The weather was hot though...

The models (The stylish babes Ellie, Van & myself), practicing 'jump' for the shooting.

The photographers Kenny and Valen.

The lovely couple Ysmm *blush*

Mike and Elaine.
1/2 of the fields is harvested and the other 1/2 is not ;)

Practicing Catwalk at the paddy field.

The hot babes and their 'nests' (LOL).

The scene of how it is made. Our photographer crew was quite big! ;)

Stay tuned for more...

My 1st Marbel Cake Made

I baked my very 1st marble cake at last! Thanks to dar for his sharing his ideas in making the 'marble' in the cake! Wink >_^ Baking a marble is easy, it is just like adding the 'marble thingy' in the normal butter cake :p


Ingredients:
1. Self-raising flour (200g)
2. 4 eggs



The self-raising flour has to be shifted.

3. Baking paper is also a must-have to ease the after-baked cleaning work (I admit I am lazy)


4. Cocoa powder (1-2 table spoons will do), to be mixed with the batter later (batter: 100-150g).
5. Butter (220g)
6. Caster Sugar (200g)

Alright, I am about to start!
Beat the butter and sugar till light and fluffy.
Add in eggs, one at a time, and beat em'!

Then, add in shifted self-raising flour and beat till light & fluffy. (Argh, my hands were so numb after beating em' for quite a while. See, the batter is simply so smooth~ It is ready to be spread in the container.

Next, add in the cocoa batter and mix em' with the batter. This is where dar's way in making a marble cake come into the picture. He suggested to used knife (in this case I am using a chopstick) to mix the cocoa batter with the 'non-cocoa batter' ;)

Okay done! Bake it for 40 minutes (180◦C). Oven pre-heat at the same temperature is required before baking the cake.

Waiting... Waiting... and waiting...

Ding! My freshly baked marble cake!

Dar is ready to try em'!

I think it tasted simply delicious! Though dar it could have tasted better, softer and more tender if the batter was stirred & mixed by him, cos he is more powerful than I am -_-"

Cuti-Cuti M'sia - Rabbit Park at Bukit Tinggi

On a boring Saturday afternoon, MM and I decided to go jalan-jalan at Bukit Tinggi. Initially we wanted to visit Colmar Tropicale and Japanese Tea Garden, however we ended up visiting the rabbit park.


Rabbits...

I think rabbits are cute, and MM does look like one. Sorry to say that.

MM with a white rabbit. She dares not the stay close to rabbit for a god-knows-what reason.

Besides rabbits, there are deers...

and donkeys...

and some I-dunno-what-it's-called bird too. Please share with us if you do know what is the name of the birds.

Last but not least, they have a rabbit baby centre. Personally I find baby rabbits look like baby hamsters and they do not have long ears when they are babies. Can you spot the baby rabbits in the photo?

Here is how to get there from KL (Plaza toll Gombak):

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Cuti-Cuti M'sia - A visit to Tasik Chini

On a fine Sunday, we (my parents & Mr. Hubby) visited Tasik Chini, one of the largest lakes in Malaysia.

It's all because of my youngest brother, Sunny. Yep, he has been selected for National Service (NS), and the camp site is at Tasik Chini.

Tasik Chini Resort is known as the best NS camp in Malaysia, for some I-dunno-why reasons... The camp site is open for all public (I suppose only to the trainees' family) on every Sunday. Thanks to Sunny, we managed to tour around the camp area.

Um, these are bathrooms -_-

This is canteen, where the foods are served at. According to Sunny, they serve 6 meals a day:

6am: Tea(it can be milk, Milo, coffe or tea) and Kuih

9am: Tea(it can be milk, Milo, coffe or tea) and Kuih

12noon: Lunch

3pm: Tea(it can be milk, Milo, coffe or tea) and Kuih

6pm: Dinner

10pm: Tea(it can be milk, Milo, coffe or tea) and Kuih

According to Sunny, the lifestyle they have in the camp site is very routine, whereby they have activities from 6am till 11pm at night, and they always end up at bed at 12am with tired and exhausted bodies O_O"

Personally, I find the environment is rather nice as in it is very 'quiet' and cloase to nature. Um, it is rather remote also... I don't think I'll like this kind of lifestyle. Sorry to say that :P

Tasik Chini lake side, this is where they have all the water sports and activities.

This is me, Sunny and my mom :) In fact everybody (I mean guys) is having the same hairstyle as Sunny. According to Sunny, they are required to have their hair trimmed once every 3 weeks -__-" and it is either done by their trainers or peers.

Some of the trainees are enjoying their relaxed Sunday at the camp site.

These are some of the foods we bought for Sunny, as he always complains that the food there sucks -___-"

It's one of the baby monkeys caughted by one of the trainers, not sure what they will do the the monkeys -__-" Perhaps they will be trained to be pro-coconut-plucker.

We stayed for about an hour there, then we headed back to KL. It was a very tiring journey, but we were all happy to see Sunny :)