Hello 2014 Goodbye 2013

Hi, its year end again and I’m here to do some crapping. Every time when a year comes to an end, automatically there will be flashbacks going on in the head. Flashing back all the good and bad times that happened throughout the year. Well, year 2013 has come to an end and just like the previous years, it has been great. Although I would say it might not be as awesome as year 2012. But still it’s a great year that I been through.

It has been more than a year since I last quit my job and has been surviving as a freelance tourist guide. Being a tourist guide indeed is an eye opening experience for me as I’m still learning every now and then about the guiding world. The best part is I’ve met numerous numbers of people from all over the globe and it amazed me each and every time I get to know their culture and listen to their exciting stories. Given myself this one whole year of duration and it’s a never ending learning process. But I guess you just knew it whether something is suitable for you or not. But hell yeah those experiences were priceless. Lol. I think maybe it’s time to figure out what’s up next for the incoming year 2014.

My Vietnamese beauties. 

Year 2013 was also a year of 13th Malaysia's general election day where i got to carry my duty as a fellow Malaysian for the 1st time in my life. Although the results was not as expected but Malaysia has done it's best. I'm glad that Malaysian are still living in harmony and united as a nation despite which parties they belong to. 

Me posing in front of the majestic leaning tower of diamond bay.

Because of work I’m now base in KL. I used to hate KualaLumpur as I thought I’m not welcomed here as every time I step in KL, I would start to have massive headache and I just can’t adapt to the hectic life in KL. But now, I think KL and I are cool together. We learnt to accept each other and it seems we’re doing just fine. I’m proudly declare myself as the train taking expert as that is my main mode of transport each time I go anywhere within their reach. Still remembering the first time I took my first LRT ride, I was like a dumbass searching my ways, worrying about the wrong direction I might be taking, and etc. And now, I get to know my way around the capital city of M’sia and I will still keep on venturing and exploring.

This year, indeed it’s not as fruitful as last year.  I didn’t really travel out of the country like I did last year. I did went in to Singapore twice, but that was also because I was there to send off my tourists there and I came right out after my job was done. So it didn't really count. Hopefully someday I would make a trip there and have a look for myself how Singapore looks like for real. Although I didn't manage to go out from the country but still I had an adventurous year domestically. Forget about all the tourism places of interest I brought my tourists to. But I myself had a great fun going to places and did activities I never done before. Went hiking at Broga Hill and Bukit Tabur was fun. Went to Sg.Gabai waterfall with friends was enjoyable. And other interesting places that took place in various locations nationally. haha

Last but not least, my year 2013 wouldn't be great without getting to know her. So grateful that she once appeared in my life and I shall cherish it all the time. So, I take this opportunity to thanked her and may she be well and happy.

So, end of my year end’s crap and I’ll make it simple. Wishing everyone a Happy New Year 2014 and lets bygone be bygones. Be grateful and be happy. We only live once, so make the full use of it. No regrets. See you all again!!!

A random foodie :)

(2^nd Dec 2013)
So, as I was walking my way to ‘Pasar Seni’ to catch the bus (GO KL) from Chinatown, I can't help myself noticing a long queue at a corner shop nearby. Out of curiosity I went to have a look and there it was, the ‘Home Cook Curry Vegetarian & Non-Vegetarian House’. Since I yet to have my breakfast (although its already near lunch time), I decided to stood in line together with the rest. It’s not so long of a wait before it was my turn to make my orders. And before I could start ordering, the Indian uncle looked at me and said :

uncle : This is your 1^st time here?
me : oh yes… I saw a queue here so I decided to check it out.
uncle : oh.. I know my regulars. This is the 1^st time I see u here too. So, what would u like to have? We have vegetarian, chicken curry, mutton curry...(and he goes on with his menu),
(after I made my order) uncle : enjoy ur food.

Lol, the Indian uncle is surely a friendly one. I had curry mutton with a little of beansprouts and they tasted nice. Although I’ve tried quite a number of good ‘nasi kandar’ around but what this particular curry rice has this homie cooked tasted which is soothing. Here are some pictures to share with you guys.

Till next time for my bloggie. Cheers folks!

I cant tell exactly where the location is, but its somewhere nearby the 'Pasar Seni' LRT station and its located in a corner inside a chinese shop. just opposite the 7/11 though. :) 

although its simple, but the queue tells it all the worthiness. haha 

this is what i had, mutton curry with beensprouts. alot of muttons though. it cost around RM7.00 for the rice and 60 cents for a glass of ice chinese tea.