It's Friday, Friday

It's Friday! *wink* I woke up at 7 this morning (for a few seconds) thinking of jogging but went back to sleep anyway. Woke up an hour and a half later, switched on my laptop and haven't moved since. After checking my mails, I hit Youtube. Checked out Nigahiga. And hey, he has a new video. It's his off the pill rant on Rebecca Black's Friday. As usual, he's totally funny. Then he mentioned this Alexandra Wallace girl in the library. So I checked her out. Turned out she's posted this racist vlog on Youtube about Asians in the library. Before I went on to check out that video, this other video response caught my attention first. It's a song called Ching Chong! Asians in the Library Song. This guy, Jimmy is really talented. Got the song and video done in less than 10 hours. Cool. So I checked out his other videos, one of them is his Acapella cover of Super Mario Brother theme song. Very nice!

So, these are the videos that got me occupied on this fine Friday, Friday! =)

And no, I'm not on off day today. I'm on noon shift. =(

Home Sweet Home

A fantastic weekend back at home in Malacca. Really, there's no place like home. Bless the Sultan of Selangor for having his birthday on a Saturday. =)

Woke up at 7 o'clock this morning. In my opinion, there's no better way to start off such fine morning than bringing my dog, AhGal out for a walk. My sis and Ethan came along too. After we got back, I made us breakfast, fried rice. After that, mom and I went out for grocery shopping in Tesco.

Around 2 o'clock, I started my baking experiments with the recipes I found online. They were the Vegan Chocolate Cake and the Sticky Vegan Cinnamon Roll. Vegan means free of animal products, which means there's no egg or milk used in these recipes. And you know what, they tasted just as good, or even better!

Just wanna share some photos of my hard work of one well-spent afternoon!

The Vegan Chocolate Cake

The Sticky Cinnamon Roll

Without icing

With icing

The same oven ever since I was in primary school. Amazing, except the burnt bulb.

My music- Yiruma =)

The custom-made 'forceps' by grandpa for mom (to remove hot pans from the oven)

One day in Genting

I had a great day in Genting today!

The most memorable experience today would be the Space Shot ride. The greatest challenge to my courage ever. Can't believe that I got talked into it. Me, who finds cable car intimidating. According to the Genting website, it's 185 feet tall, and it comes down at a speed of 67km/ hour. Felt like I wanted to jump off my seat when it was about to start, which was already too late, because you can't unfasten the strap once it's locked. Saw the person in charge pressed the button in front of me, counting down to hell. Slowly, it got pumped up into the air. Opened my eyes for a while, closed when it climbed even higher. Peeked for a second near the top though. Then, it stopped at the top. I shut my eyes tightly, took a deep breath, braced myself for the drop. It came. It was crazy. Indescribable. I felt like I left my heart up there. Totally screamed all my organs out. The drop was so fast I got lifted off my seat, so only my hands were holding on tightly to the straps, shaking. And half way screaming, my voice broke. I couldn't even scream. (No wonder I didn't hear anyone screaming in the previous ride.) Then it came to the first lowest level and got pumped up again, this time much lower than the first one. I finally found my voice back and continued screaming. The same thing happened a few times, (pardon me for unable to keep track) then it's over. Thank god.

My first time in the Casino as well. Went in there, had two cups of free Milo, did one round of the Casino, couldn't figure out how to play with all those machines, and came out.

I'm too sleepy to go on any further. So this is it.