Hiya guys,
It's been a very long time since I've written a post in which I realize I didn't even write the 2014 new year greeting ^_^||, Sorry~
Ever since I entered sixth form ( That's right! Time flies ^_^ I'm 17....), I have been busy for the past few months as I've started doing A-levels- It has been hectic with full of ups and down which I don't want to write it all down here-it'll ruin what I'm going to write in the first place, the memories of the fun and wonderful time I spent whilst camping. So shall we start? :))
Day 1
We departed by using a coach from behind the back of my sixth form (an academy) at around about 9:00am ish. The journey lasted about 2 hours. It truly was a beautiful day. The weather was magnificent and the sun was shining. The sun's ray beam upon us and there wasn't a single cloud to be seen as far I can remember, it was a hot sunny day! Whilst sitting in the coach with my earphones on, I saw quite a few airplanes flying, one of them I have never seen before- 2 or more airplane flying pass by beneath each other- It was an amazing sight. Another was when the coach was going uphill, I could see the beautiful scenery being put into displayed with the sun shining behind the beautiful country houses.
Once we passed through the beautiful scenery and the highway, we finally landed at the campsite at around 11:00am. It was really beautiful! The luscious green grass that surrounds those green tents as well the refreshing smell of woodland air! I could see the sweet serenity it brings. For second, I could imagine myself doing all sorts of the handstands and cartwheel! Hehe....
We took our lugguage/handbags to the allocated site that our teachers told us and met with the team of campers from the company called trecko, who will be guiding us and providing us full of activities for our trip which is for 2 days and 1 night.
We didn't even have time to unpacked or even change ourselves properly for the activities we were to be doing-we were told to quickly get organized into teams and then from there we went straight ahead with doing activities. My team (group 3) went with rock scrambling first.
Rock Scrambling was quite hard I have to admit. I thought it would be easy but it turns out not so, (you'll find out why, haha...) anyway with rock scrambling I had a fun time. In the scorching heat, we did all sorts of things like having to climb up the rock and slide down from it, jumping from rock to rock and we even we down this into this small hole and went through this small tunnel. It was tiring but amusingly interesting! It was at some point during this activity, that I sort of sprained my left foot. It didn't really hurt at first instead felt like some part of the bone around the ankle was disconnected. I could still walk properly but little did I know that it was just the beginning....
Next was abseiling. This I found it fun as well but it can be kind of boring once you have to do it for 2 hours! Hahaha, some of my teammates including me managed to do 4 times of abseiling whilst one of them only did once. Soon enough, My teammates were really bored to the point where they threw the ball to the against the wall that was used to do rock climbing :D. I guess they find it really boring and not very challenging. The lady instructor who was in charge of the abseiling could see that and was feeling
abit sad that no-one wanted to this activity anymore and so had to reduce
our time to doing it for 1 hour and a half. I would of perhaps do abseiling one more time, for the 5th time to be precise but then I felt this stinging pain in my left foot and before I knew it I was too sore and painful to do anymore. Once the 1.5 hour was up, it was time to back to our tent for a break. I tried to walk fast but the pain was seething through. Some of my teammates and the lady instructor could sense that something was not right and that I was really behind. They asked me if I was alright and offered to lend a shoulder but I told them I was fine. Once we reached back to the campsite, I quickly asked for an icepack. This immediately ease the pain.
Next was Jacobs ladder, this activity I find it quite scary as you'll be doing this climbing and standing up on top of the log from high above. It's an activity in which requires teamwork in a trio with your fellow teammates. At first I didn't want to do it as said from above and also it was partly due to the painful left foot. However, I told myself and I know that somewhere within me I didn't to leave this place with regrets of not having to try any of the new activities. In the end I went to do the activity, it was as said scary but with the help of the two teammates who were with me when we were climbing up the ladder, the encouragement from my teammates and the leader of this activity, "Bruce", I managed to do it. It felt good! :D
At the end of the activity, my teammates insisted that I should take a piggyback from them. At first I didn't want to but with their reasoning I ended up giving in and going behind my teammates back. It was very nice of them!
Lastly before the end of day 1, we did a night hike. It was a beautiful night to do a night hike, thankfully throughout the whole day there wasn't any sign of raining so doing night hiking was a good experience. Although my foot hurts, I wanted to join the night hike. I've always wanted to do the night hike. Actually my purpose of going to this trip, was to actually experience the joy of walking in the night. Before joining this trip, I thought it would be going through the mountain and seeing what it looks like from above and the night time scenery but it turns out to be different as we walked in the woods. Hahaha, after all what can you say when you're in the camping near the woods. Nevertheless I enjoyed it! Along the walk, there was this beautiful scene of red sun. A guy named Andy whom was one of the camp helper said that this was a rare scene to come across and of course I took a picture of it! I talked with is Andy guy and it turns out he was one year older than me (18years old and here I thought he was older than me like 20/22..¬_¬ haha), he said he didn't know what to do at around 16 years of age but he does know he wants to get into work. I then asked him what field is this and he said that this is an outdoor career. We ended up talking for quite abit along the way and he told me all sorts of things such as how in this woods you could see the bats and do motorbiking if we were to do it here....It was pretty cool and interesting.
After the night hike, there was this campfire being built. It was amazing but I was too tired so I ended up taking a quick clean up (shower etc), packing up my clothing (knowing that I will probably take quite a long time) and preparing to go to sleep. As I was taking a shower, I could hear the people cheering and laughing, I wanted to join but I was too slow go and do it which in the end I didn't joined....
During the night, it was freezing I couldn't get any proper good sleep. :(
Day 2
As I didn't have a good proper sleep, I woke up at 5:30am along with the others. Quickly I took a quick change of clothes and brush my teeth. After all that is done, I had a quick run-through in my backpack and packed things along the way.
At around 8:30 ish, we quickly get changed and found out what our activities will be. Group 3 which is my group will be doing kayaking.
Next was problem solving. This consist of jumping on the rope like Tarzan, using our teamwork and our brainpower to solve things.
I found this quite interesting as we learn to work as a team, see each other strengths and weakness and learn to co-operate them in our work.
Leap of fate (jumping to the triangle): This was to be our last activity before we leave. Now this activity I find it scarier than any of the activities we've done so far apart from the Jacob's ladder. The fact that we have to stand up from the small platform and jump from it was scary. Of we had the safety harness but the fact that we have to stand up from the small platform makes me feel scared.
Overall I found camping to be fun and enjoyable :)
Sunday, 29 June 2014
Monday, 9 September 2013
Results + Summer Hoilday 2013 including Malaysia and Hong Kong Trip 2013
Hello Everyone and to My dear blog ( lol, I'm not sure I'm sure if I should address this blog to everyone seeing how there are literally no one reading this...haha I'm joking! Anyway....),
It has been-again- a very long time since I have made an entry to this blog. So this time, I am going to confessed. Long story short, it was because number 1, I have been too lazy in thevery past past, number 2, I have exams- GCSE to be exact- and some courseworks which took up most/lots of time. But of course I don't want to put the entire blame on purely just exams as you can see I am very lazy...yep I admit it :( so you could say in conclusion it was mostly because I very lazy..God...I made this post look so childish, lost and lonely hahaha ||^_^ but don't worry I'll end this part of the post on a good note. :) so....GUESS WHAT! I have got lots of good news to bring! Yep...lots of them....I have recieved my GCSE grades and I have got... 2A*6As and 3Bs. I am satisfied with it so..Whoopee~ :).Yep, I guess you are reading this and you're facial expression must be like o_0...Well although I am very lazy but when it comes to having an offical exams, you just gotta work your butt off which is the sad reality really. I mean there's no more having a child-loving side you anymore, you just got to grow up and be independent. I really hate that partly because now I have freaking A-levels to do (arggh >:--(which I know isn't compulsory but it is a pain in a backside as somehow the society expects you to do so and when I mean by somehow, there are other ways you can do except a-levels which is either apprenticeship or foundation and as far I am concern, they are for people who would like to gain a certain skill + studying the core subjects and wants to get a headstart in what they want to be. But unfortunately, I am one of those people who doesn't know what they want to be so therefore I have been forced to do A-levels even though people says it isn't compulsory....
So anyway, enough about me blabbing/ranting on and on. This post isn't going to be entirely about me moaning about my laziness/ hard work or my little rejoicing moment- I can assured you of that- hahaha...It is about the time I have spent for summer hoilday at 2013 :) (Yeah, now this post is going to get lively!)
So during my summer hoilday, I have been through lots of fun and special memories that has been a joy. So here's how it goes:
At the end of June and at the beginning of July, I went to see a live production of Princess Mononoke by Wholehog theatre at Diorama theatre as well went with my friend to partake in a Japan Cultural event called Hyper Japan. It was awesome!
In August, My relatives came from Malaysia to London to attend and celebrate the wedding of my cousin, Jojo and her Fiance's wedding. They finally got married. It was indeed a day to remember...
It was very grand and there were quite a lot of people that have attended. It was held at Hampton Court Palace, UK. The lighting and of course the place itself had a romantic and glamorous feel to it through the use of the colours, violet and pink. The cuisine there was really grand; it had a mixed of Asian (Chinese+Korean) and Western taste. I have to say for me western food was definitely something, especially if it is something you don't eat occasionally. In addition, there were lots of dancing and music playing. The DJ, however, was quite unprofessional which was quite disappointing as they not only arrived really late but had played the songs in the wrong orders and what's more, they chosen the songs that weren't selected by my cousin, the bride. Other than that, I have to say it was a great and memorable time of our life. My favourite part of the wedding in London was dancing(obviously) I saw my cousins including the bride and the groom and their friends dancing to LMFAO- Party Rock Anthem.
So I would like to say- this is for my cousin Jojo, Thank you for inviting us to your wedding. I can see your dream has come true and all the delicate work that been put into it has pay off. May your path together as husband and wife be a happy, lucky and prosperous as you go along. Big Congratulations! =D
So right after the Joyous occasion, two days later, me, my brother and my mother went to Malaysia for holiday to partake my cousin, Jojo's wedding again which was a week later but this time it will take place in Malaysia. The wedding in Malaysia was quite different as this time, there were much more people (mostly my relatives in Malaysia) and that the food served there were mostly Chinese. It was grand but not as grand as London one I guess ;p. Again, I have to say my favourite part for the wedding in Malaysia was also dancing. The dancing in Malaysia was different in contrast to the performances in London, it was somewhat calm. The party rock athem was once again performed by original team, my cousins but this time with the rest of my other cousins. As well as there were a performance led by my aunty (bride's mother) and her team dancing to the korean version of the dancing queen. Moverover, there was also a performance performed solo by my cousin brother. It was fantastic! :D
Once again the joyous occasion was again coming to an end and that was when my trip to Hong Kong has begun.
Day 1- (30/08/13)- My Mother's birthday :D
We all, my aunties as well as my mother and my brother, took the AirAsia Flight to HongKong. Our first day at Hong Kong ended on a slightly a bad note. Firstly after we have arrived at Hong Kong, we took the Airport express to Kowloon station and from there we took the Free shuttle bus (K5) taking us from Kowloon Station to to our hotel. It was a 5 star hotel but I can't seem to placed my finger on it - *edit: I found out that it was called the Royal Plaza Hotel. Along the way to our hotel, I saw things that I would never have come across in the UK. The lifestyle in Hong Kong is so compact and quite stressful to be honest- The small narrow streets and small built houses that placed on it. This, to me, is intriguing. Back to the hotel, as it is 5 star. You'd expect to see some luxurious facilities which I did. The bathroom window is transparent in which you can literally see people showering in there naked! LOL! But luckily there is a switch which you can switch it on and off so that you can prevent those peeping tom from peeping ;P. Anyway, all I can say is the hotel is amazing as you expected. The hotel not only is luxurious but is also providing you with convenience. The hotel is interconnected with shopping malls and restaurant. What more could I say....After exploring the hotel and the shopping malls, we decided to meet up our old friend of ours, Roby, at one of the restaurant in the hotel :)).
It's been about a year since we last saw him. I missed him especially his jokes and accompany. That aside, I'm glad we are able to meet him and whats good was that he decided to be our tour guide for the next few days or so. ^_^
After a quick meal, We including our tour guide, Roby, head back to hotel room to have a celebration of my mother's birthday. It was one of the sweetest moment. After the birtdhay celebration, We the immediately decided to go to have a look at the Avenue of Stars which was located along the Victoria Harbour waterfront in Tsim Sha Tsui. We took lots of photos especially with our hands in the pavement. It was a magical moment. We took a lot pictures of the celebrities that had their handprint embedded on the floor and we had a very fun time maki for sure that I had a very good time,
At night, we took the public transport (bus and underground tube) to make our way to the "ladies" night market ( Mong Kwok Shopping Market 旺角女人街)and saw some cool items as well seeing the billboard that advertise "king/ queen of tutoring"- it was bizzare! However the mood was spoiled by some grumpy and rude seller at one of the stall. He was incredibly rude to my aunty who just poorly placed her bag on the items his selling; she was waiting for my other aunties to finish their shopping. Damn him! His rudeness will never be forgotten. >:(
It reaches to nearly end of the day and before we know it, it was already evening. It was this evening that we decided to have a chance to eat try to at a local Hong Kong diner that our Local tour guide had recommend us to eat. It was nice.
Day 2- (31/08/13)
In the late morning/ afternoon, we decided to go and have a look around at different types of shopping area available during the day.
Roaming around the different shopping district was definitely something to take note of as we had fun taking bit and pieces of images.
In the evening we took the taxi to go to see the "The Peak" which was located at the old peak road. We took the lower peak tram terminus for a scenic ride on funicular up to the The Peak. It was fun and funny at the same time as Roby told my brother and I to the "Michael Jackson" Thiller move on the tram as gravity no longer seem to enforce us.
The night scenery was breath taking as we look beyond the horizon- definitely one of "my seize the moment to remember" day. I just love night view *starry eyed*
After the scenic night view, we head back to try one of Roby's recommendation of Hong Kong Desert. Again, it was nice.
Day 3- (01/09/13)
We decided to take a trip to go see the Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha) which is located at Ngong Ping, Lantau this time without our tourguide, Roby. In order to see the Big Buddha we to take the cable car. In the cable car, The sceneries was breath taking along the way- we saw people taking the alternative route which was hiking their way to go to see the big buddha, the different mountains that surround the big buddha.
Once we reach the place, we decided to keep the best till last as we went to explore different parts of area (Ngong Pong Piazza, Ngong Ping village, Po Lin Monastery) before going to the Big Buddha. However the day didn't go as smoothly as it goes as my mother ended up being sick by having this sudden dizziness and migraine - she ended up vomiting. I felt a twinge of uneasiness and a slip of anxiousness as they starts to kick in....
Nevertheless one of my Aunties, brother and I still went up the stairs to pay our respect to the big Buddha. I took alot of photos featuring my aunty, my brother and I. It was great fun especially when I had to take a image of my brother "cosplaying" behind this Bruce Lee photoshot.
At the end of day, I was glad to found out that my mother was feeling much better although I still feel somewhat uneasy once this sort of situation happen, it could happen the second time. It turns out that it could be due to the high pressure that cause her to feel the sudden dizziness and nauseous.
Day 4 (02/09/13) (Half day at Hong Kong/Half day at Macau)
Last day at the Royal Plaza and it's finally time to check out. We check out our belonging in the morning and left it at the hotel for the timebeing. After doing that, in the morning we decided to go to one of the temple and pay our respect to the gods. After paying our respect to the gods, we decided to try one Hong Kong Dim Sum for lunch! :))- It was good.We then took a boat on a ferry to go to Macau. By the time we arrived it was already in the evening, we had look the various types of buildings. I felt that it was not much different to Hong Kong....
We arrived at our new hotel, this time it was only a 3 star. Still I feeling content and grateful as ever as we now have place we can stop and rest.
After unpacking our items, we then had a look at Macau's specialism: Casino. The first one was Venetian. We had stop by at Venetian via the free shuttlebus. Although, it was something that I feel it shouldn't be encourage. I was nonetheless intrigued upon entering by the elegance it holds and the exterior design- The power of richness through the exquisite lighting and the thoughts of being able to dress smart and elegantly somewhat excites me (maybe this was due to the fact I saw it when the sky turn dark). Coming out of Venetian and outside of it, you can also see another casino at the opposite: Galaxy Macau. The exterior view was amazing, much more impressive than Venetian I have to say.....
Once we left Venetian, there's also this other casino we decided to drop by to compare the atmosphere. From the looks of it, I don't think this one was very extravagant- maybe this one was outside near the streets? I don't know but it was good nevertheless....
Oh Did I forgot to mention, there's this really nice bakery shop at some alleyway which sells this really nice bread. It was sooo delicious! :DD
Day 5 (03/09/13) Final Day
It's our final day at Macau before we leave, we decided to take a look around at the Coloane Square/ Senado square. From what I heard and research, Macau was once colonized by the Portuguese and as proof the Coloane Square was one the parts. It was interesting. We went to look around how the surrounding was decorated and at the same time did some shopping.
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Overall I felt my trip was enjoyable. I really thank my mother for this wonderful and memorable trip. Next time when I am older I would like to go there again maybe, but that will definitely have to wait. Hahaha....
Oh and I would to thank you to those from read from from the top till the bottom. I have to admit this this is was too long to read and even as a writer of this post I feel tiring to read it let alone you! ^_^
So,if you managed to read it to the end...you're the awesome as it shows that you have some patience! hahaha...
Anyway till then, 再見 (in cantonese: joigin)
It has been-again- a very long time since I have made an entry to this blog. So this time, I am going to confessed. Long story short, it was because number 1, I have been too lazy in the
So anyway, enough about me blabbing/ranting on and on. This post isn't going to be entirely about me moaning about my laziness/ hard work or my little rejoicing moment- I can assured you of that- hahaha...It is about the time I have spent for summer hoilday at 2013 :) (Yeah, now this post is going to get lively!)
So during my summer hoilday, I have been through lots of fun and special memories that has been a joy. So here's how it goes:
At the end of June and at the beginning of July, I went to see a live production of Princess Mononoke by Wholehog theatre at Diorama theatre as well went with my friend to partake in a Japan Cultural event called Hyper Japan. It was awesome!
In August, My relatives came from Malaysia to London to attend and celebrate the wedding of my cousin, Jojo and her Fiance's wedding. They finally got married. It was indeed a day to remember...
It was very grand and there were quite a lot of people that have attended. It was held at Hampton Court Palace, UK. The lighting and of course the place itself had a romantic and glamorous feel to it through the use of the colours, violet and pink. The cuisine there was really grand; it had a mixed of Asian (Chinese+Korean) and Western taste. I have to say for me western food was definitely something, especially if it is something you don't eat occasionally. In addition, there were lots of dancing and music playing. The DJ, however, was quite unprofessional which was quite disappointing as they not only arrived really late but had played the songs in the wrong orders and what's more, they chosen the songs that weren't selected by my cousin, the bride. Other than that, I have to say it was a great and memorable time of our life. My favourite part of the wedding in London was dancing
So I would like to say- this is for my cousin Jojo, Thank you for inviting us to your wedding. I can see your dream has come true and all the delicate work that been put into it has pay off. May your path together as husband and wife be a happy, lucky and prosperous as you go along. Big Congratulations! =D
So right after the Joyous occasion, two days later, me, my brother and my mother went to Malaysia for holiday to partake my cousin, Jojo's wedding again which was a week later but this time it will take place in Malaysia. The wedding in Malaysia was quite different as this time, there were much more people (mostly my relatives in Malaysia) and that the food served there were mostly Chinese. It was grand but not as grand as London one I guess ;p. Again, I have to say my favourite part for the wedding in Malaysia was also dancing. The dancing in Malaysia was different in contrast to the performances in London, it was somewhat calm. The party rock athem was once again performed by original team, my cousins but this time with the rest of my other cousins. As well as there were a performance led by my aunty (bride's mother) and her team dancing to the korean version of the dancing queen. Moverover, there was also a performance performed solo by my cousin brother. It was fantastic! :D
Once again the joyous occasion was again coming to an end and that was when my trip to Hong Kong has begun.
Day 1- (30/08/13)- My Mother's birthday :D
We all, my aunties as well as my mother and my brother, took the AirAsia Flight to HongKong. Our first day at Hong Kong ended on a slightly a bad note. Firstly after we have arrived at Hong Kong, we took the Airport express to Kowloon station and from there we took the Free shuttle bus (K5) taking us from Kowloon Station to to our hotel. It was a 5 star hotel but I can't seem to placed my finger on it - *edit: I found out that it was called the Royal Plaza Hotel. Along the way to our hotel, I saw things that I would never have come across in the UK. The lifestyle in Hong Kong is so compact and quite stressful to be honest- The small narrow streets and small built houses that placed on it. This, to me, is intriguing. Back to the hotel, as it is 5 star. You'd expect to see some luxurious facilities which I did. The bathroom window is transparent in which you can literally see people showering in there naked! LOL! But luckily there is a switch which you can switch it on and off so that you can prevent those peeping tom from peeping ;P. Anyway, all I can say is the hotel is amazing as you expected. The hotel not only is luxurious but is also providing you with convenience. The hotel is interconnected with shopping malls and restaurant. What more could I say....After exploring the hotel and the shopping malls, we decided to meet up our old friend of ours, Roby, at one of the restaurant in the hotel :)).
It's been about a year since we last saw him. I missed him especially his jokes and accompany. That aside, I'm glad we are able to meet him and whats good was that he decided to be our tour guide for the next few days or so. ^_^
After a quick meal, We including our tour guide, Roby, head back to hotel room to have a celebration of my mother's birthday. It was one of the sweetest moment. After the birtdhay celebration, We the immediately decided to go to have a look at the Avenue of Stars which was located along the Victoria Harbour waterfront in Tsim Sha Tsui. We took lots of photos especially with our hands in the pavement. It was a magical moment. We took a lot pictures of the celebrities that had their handprint embedded on the floor and we had a very fun time maki for sure that I had a very good time,
At night, we took the public transport (bus and underground tube) to make our way to the "ladies" night market ( Mong Kwok Shopping Market 旺角女人街)and saw some cool items as well seeing the billboard that advertise "king/ queen of tutoring"- it was bizzare! However the mood was spoiled by some grumpy and rude seller at one of the stall. He was incredibly rude to my aunty who just poorly placed her bag on the items his selling; she was waiting for my other aunties to finish their shopping. Damn him! His rudeness will never be forgotten. >:(
It reaches to nearly end of the day and before we know it, it was already evening. It was this evening that we decided to have a chance to eat try to at a local Hong Kong diner that our Local tour guide had recommend us to eat. It was nice.
Day 2- (31/08/13)
In the late morning/ afternoon, we decided to go and have a look around at different types of shopping area available during the day.
Roaming around the different shopping district was definitely something to take note of as we had fun taking bit and pieces of images.
In the evening we took the taxi to go to see the "The Peak" which was located at the old peak road. We took the lower peak tram terminus for a scenic ride on funicular up to the The Peak. It was fun and funny at the same time as Roby told my brother and I to the "Michael Jackson" Thiller move on the tram as gravity no longer seem to enforce us.
The night scenery was breath taking as we look beyond the horizon- definitely one of "my seize the moment to remember" day. I just love night view *starry eyed*
After the scenic night view, we head back to try one of Roby's recommendation of Hong Kong Desert. Again, it was nice.
Day 3- (01/09/13)
We decided to take a trip to go see the Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha) which is located at Ngong Ping, Lantau this time without our tourguide, Roby. In order to see the Big Buddha we to take the cable car. In the cable car, The sceneries was breath taking along the way- we saw people taking the alternative route which was hiking their way to go to see the big buddha, the different mountains that surround the big buddha.
Once we reach the place, we decided to keep the best till last as we went to explore different parts of area (Ngong Pong Piazza, Ngong Ping village, Po Lin Monastery) before going to the Big Buddha. However the day didn't go as smoothly as it goes as my mother ended up being sick by having this sudden dizziness and migraine - she ended up vomiting. I felt a twinge of uneasiness and a slip of anxiousness as they starts to kick in....
Nevertheless one of my Aunties, brother and I still went up the stairs to pay our respect to the big Buddha. I took alot of photos featuring my aunty, my brother and I. It was great fun especially when I had to take a image of my brother "cosplaying" behind this Bruce Lee photoshot.
At the end of day, I was glad to found out that my mother was feeling much better although I still feel somewhat uneasy once this sort of situation happen, it could happen the second time. It turns out that it could be due to the high pressure that cause her to feel the sudden dizziness and nauseous.
Day 4 (02/09/13) (Half day at Hong Kong/Half day at Macau)
Last day at the Royal Plaza and it's finally time to check out. We check out our belonging in the morning and left it at the hotel for the timebeing. After doing that, in the morning we decided to go to one of the temple and pay our respect to the gods. After paying our respect to the gods, we decided to try one Hong Kong Dim Sum for lunch! :))- It was good.We then took a boat on a ferry to go to Macau. By the time we arrived it was already in the evening, we had look the various types of buildings. I felt that it was not much different to Hong Kong....
We arrived at our new hotel, this time it was only a 3 star. Still I feeling content and grateful as ever as we now have place we can stop and rest.
After unpacking our items, we then had a look at Macau's specialism: Casino. The first one was Venetian. We had stop by at Venetian via the free shuttlebus. Although, it was something that I feel it shouldn't be encourage. I was nonetheless intrigued upon entering by the elegance it holds and the exterior design- The power of richness through the exquisite lighting and the thoughts of being able to dress smart and elegantly somewhat excites me (maybe this was due to the fact I saw it when the sky turn dark). Coming out of Venetian and outside of it, you can also see another casino at the opposite: Galaxy Macau. The exterior view was amazing, much more impressive than Venetian I have to say.....
Once we left Venetian, there's also this other casino we decided to drop by to compare the atmosphere. From the looks of it, I don't think this one was very extravagant- maybe this one was outside near the streets? I don't know but it was good nevertheless....
Oh Did I forgot to mention, there's this really nice bakery shop at some alleyway which sells this really nice bread. It was sooo delicious! :DD
Day 5 (03/09/13) Final Day
It's our final day at Macau before we leave, we decided to take a look around at the Coloane Square/ Senado square. From what I heard and research, Macau was once colonized by the Portuguese and as proof the Coloane Square was one the parts. It was interesting. We went to look around how the surrounding was decorated and at the same time did some shopping.
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Overall I felt my trip was enjoyable. I really thank my mother for this wonderful and memorable trip. Next time when I am older I would like to go there again maybe, but that will definitely have to wait. Hahaha....
Oh and I would to thank you to those from read from from the top till the bottom. I have to admit this this is was too long to read and even as a writer of this post I feel tiring to read it let alone you! ^_^
So,if you managed to read it to the end...you're the awesome as it shows that you have some patience! hahaha...
Anyway till then, 再見 (in cantonese: joigin)
Tuesday, 1 January 2013
Happy New Year 2013!
Happy 2013 New Year!
Time flies so fast and now it is a new year ! Can you believe it?! 2012 was just like yesterday....*Sigh*
Anyway, let's welcome a new beginning! :)
Time flies so fast and now it is a new year ! Can you believe it?! 2012 was just like yesterday....*Sigh*
Anyway, let's welcome a new beginning! :)
Tuesday, 25 December 2012
~Merry Christmas 2012! ~
Hiya~
It's been a long time since I've made a post and nowadays I'm quite lazy, tired and busy to actually do one *Sigh*
Anyway, I just want to wish everybody a Happy Christmas and a Fabulous day! Don't forget to keep warm as well~ ^o^
It's been a long time since I've made a post and nowadays I'm quite lazy, tired and busy to actually do one *Sigh*
Anyway, I just want to wish everybody a Happy Christmas and a Fabulous day! Don't forget to keep warm as well~ ^o^
Thursday, 30 August 2012
Saturday, 4 August 2012
London 2012 Olympic Women Basketball
Hi,
I just want to say how lucky I am to received a lucky free ticket to see the women basketball at the Olympic stadium >.<
It was a wonderful experience and a very exciting event to watch.
I just want to say how lucky I am to received a lucky free ticket to see the women basketball at the Olympic stadium >.<
It was a wonderful experience and a very exciting event to watch.
~K-pop event in London~
Hi guys,
I've just spent one of the days of my summer holiday trying learn some k-pop dance moves. The workshop is called "Lets learn K-pop". It took placed at Chelsea Old Town Hall in Kingsroad, London and started from 26th July-10th August 2012 lasting for 2 weeks.
I could only attend to this workshop for just one day as I've planned many more event beforehand for my summer holiday and it kind of crashed in. It was a shame since I've really enjoyed it and had gain a good experience.
Anyway I'm glad that I've manage to put this into my schedule :)
So here's how this happened, I first found this out on the Korean channel called Arirang. My dad and uncle was watching this and at that time the Arirang news came on. The news was featuring some of k-pop session and one of it was a k-pop dance class. I didn't really pay much attention but when I heard that it will take place in London, it caught my attention; I was quickly overjoyed. Quickly, I try to memorised it in my head.
I forgot about it as soon as I did my other stuff however it was not until when I started to surf on the internet that I remember that I had to do find out more about this dance session. I couldn't remember the whole complete detailed about this so I just typed in the important keywords. The best search to start with was to remember when you have seen it. I typed in "Arirang", "Learn K-pop" "London" (At least I think that was what I wrote) and clicked search. Immediately the searches came up so I clicked on the Arirang page (since that was when I first seen this event) and from there I got more details on whereabouts this is. It turns out that was kind of far but since I was determined, it doesn't really matter.
At first I was nervous and excited at the same time, both feeling mixed together. I went there along with my mum and the place was really stylish and quite posh ^_^
Although I was glad, the dance session wasn't really what I had expected as I wanted to do a proper dance. But overall, the whole event was great, met some new friends and some groovy dance moves~
I've just spent one of the days of my summer holiday trying learn some k-pop dance moves. The workshop is called "Lets learn K-pop". It took placed at Chelsea Old Town Hall in Kingsroad, London and started from 26th July-10th August 2012 lasting for 2 weeks.
I could only attend to this workshop for just one day as I've planned many more event beforehand for my summer holiday and it kind of crashed in. It was a shame since I've really enjoyed it and had gain a good experience.
Anyway I'm glad that I've manage to put this into my schedule :)
So here's how this happened, I first found this out on the Korean channel called Arirang. My dad and uncle was watching this and at that time the Arirang news came on. The news was featuring some of k-pop session and one of it was a k-pop dance class. I didn't really pay much attention but when I heard that it will take place in London, it caught my attention; I was quickly overjoyed. Quickly, I try to memorised it in my head.
I forgot about it as soon as I did my other stuff however it was not until when I started to surf on the internet that I remember that I had to do find out more about this dance session. I couldn't remember the whole complete detailed about this so I just typed in the important keywords. The best search to start with was to remember when you have seen it. I typed in "Arirang", "Learn K-pop" "London" (At least I think that was what I wrote) and clicked search. Immediately the searches came up so I clicked on the Arirang page (since that was when I first seen this event) and from there I got more details on whereabouts this is. It turns out that was kind of far but since I was determined, it doesn't really matter.
At first I was nervous and excited at the same time, both feeling mixed together. I went there along with my mum and the place was really stylish and quite posh ^_^
Although I was glad, the dance session wasn't really what I had expected as I wanted to do a proper dance. But overall, the whole event was great, met some new friends and some groovy dance moves~
Wednesday, 1 August 2012
New Style~
Going from Pink to Blue this time. I was thinking of getting a new change. Although the Layout has slightly change alittle, it is still probably the same... Hope u like it! :)
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