Vintage Bulgaria

 The other days we went to Vintage Bulgaria for Rachel's farewell before she going to NZ. Even though this Bulgarian restaurant is just next to Ingolf's, I still have yet to try out their food. Partly because German food is more tempting to me. Oh, Michael Barrack!! =P 

It wasn't so bad considering the restaurant has quite attractive facade, like an ancient house with rocks all over as wall and timber for the other parts. 

The food here costs slightly more expensive than Ingolf's. RM30 and above.

Another small piece of wall deco. Cute!

Wai Kin and some of the pictures hanging on the wall..

 And the interior. 

Rachel and me!

the cheeky couple no.1

the cheeky couple no. 2

Mike and Rachel.

Next, the food! The bread. Not bad.

The salad. Yeah, we're all healthy people. =)

Mushroom soup. If you like the thick savvy with lil chunks of mushroom then this is perfect for you. 

Some dish i forgot the name. I think it's mine. Anyway, this isn't the greatest dish of the night. 

Another anonymous dish.. I think this one is mine too.. It must be this one.. Pretty sure.. 

Rachel's food. It doesn't look great but wait til you see this (scroll down)

...this.. Look at the cheese or whatever herbs they stuffed inside the lil round thing. *drooling* Anyway this wasn't the greatest dish i was talking about.. 

This, people, order this please. It's perfect! The only problem right now is I forgot the name of it. If you're desperate then print this and show it to them. If not, kindly proceed to Ingolf's. hahaha. Kidding..

The dessert there is so-so. This is the vanilla creme brulee P&D had. Tasteless and full stop.

This is the one i had. Look fine but the taste wasn't so great.

The chocolate creme brulee Marie and Rachel had. It's the best dessert of the night. Love the simple dressing. hee..

To Rachel, all the best for your Master study in NZ. You will always remain as our kind and sweet kar jey and don't, don't forget to find some angmor there and bring back to cameron to pluck some strawberries. =P God bless you.

National Conference R.I.U.T. (2)

Prior to the camp, each one of us received a letter by NC and one of the items mentioned was about cultural night so we need to bring along some traditional wears. Thanks to Sharon Anne, she lend me her black saree which i had no idea how to put on it at first. And thanks to Youtube, i found a video how to wear a saree and they gave quite a helpful tips. I tried it once before going to NC and i was so proud of myself for successfully wearing it. Yet on the day itself the long cloth kinda turned out like a bunch of blanket unwrapped. Thank God that there's an indian family waiting for lift. I asked them to confirm my wrapping and they pulled me into their room which is just next to the lift (so near, so convenient) and the kind old lady (who only speak tamil) helped me to re-wrap everything with the help of another two young ladies. Voila! It turned out so gorgeous i felt so comfortable with it. *big grin* Praise God!

I miss the sky, the sun, the beach and the people there. It wasn't the greatest beach but it was gorgeous because of the cheerful people there. 

One of the unforgettable nights in NC. All kinds of people wearing all kinds of traditional costumes. Awesome people, awesome smile, awesome expression. Aren't we a vibrant, colourful and lovely nation?

Thanks to the NC committee for preparing this big conference for more than a year, thanks to the speakers who blessed us so much, thanks to the helpers for the patience and ALSO setting up Lost and Found corner (lost my water tumbler twice!!), thanks for those who sponsored this conference and our awesome hotel room and the great food, and thanks for all the participants who joined NC for making life impact one way or another, and thank Heavenly Father for such a wonderful event. Amen!

National Conference R.I.U.T. (1)

Once in five years, FES organized National Conference for all national Christian undergraduates. This year it was held in Port Dickson with some international students joining us. This six days of camp had been such a blessing to everyone who joined it. The theme of the NC is set as R.I.U.T. (Risk It, U-Turn) which calls out everyone to take whatever risk and u-turn back to the act counter-culturally, stand up for the truth and be a difference. 

Met Dechen at Taman Jaya station... So coincident larrr...

Everyone is put in a group with a tribe name such as Foochow, Lun Bawang, Kenyah, etc. I was put in Group 24 - Kadazan. 

Crazy bunch of people - Kevin, Paul (above) and Connie, Gina, Sophia, Ian (below). Miss you guys!!

USM PKA being the campus having the biggest number of people to come (34). Yay!!

Look at our U-Turn flag!! *big grin*

we become the stewardess soldier of Christ on the last day. phewit!!

Making friends especially when makan time. 

Jalan Sehala?? *doubt*

Cain with the super sissy gay look.. *pengsan*

Daniel, shared his thoughts in one of the session called sudut pendeta. He is such amazing.

Owh, have i told you how does Port Dickson look like? 

Me and the siao girl Fong Wan...

Audrey on the rocks...

Winnie with hotel behind...

 Me on the sandy beach...

and hot girls like above conquering PD!!!