Last Tuesday (13th April 2010), Mr Melvin, our Drawing lecturer took us to Esplanade to draw. It’s a little different than drawing in class because there were so many people passing by trying to take a look on our drawing. But it’s an interesting experience. At least we don’t have to draw in class all the time. That would be boring. I hope we can get to draw more outside of the classroom.
My classmates. (^.^) more…
Went to Harvest In Cafe, Penang for lunch with my dad and my brother just now. The food was not bad and the price is also reasonable. The cafe is located at 10, Irrawaddy Road. For those who haven’t been there before, you should really go and try the food. The business hours is from 11.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. and 6.00 p.m. to 10.00 p.m. Here are some pictures taken while we’re at the cafe.
The front view of the cafe
This is what it looks like when you enter the restaurant. There were a lot of people when we reached there. This picture was taken after we finish eating.
The menu
Mushroom Soup. It’s really creamy. Way better than the other restaurants we’ve been to. more…
Went to Penang Hill on Sunday (26th July 2009) with my family and some of my dad’s friends. I really enjoyed myself and so did everyone else. We went to David Brown’s Restaurant for lunch and the food were delicious. I think everyone had a great time there. Here are some pictures taken.
My brother – the future big boss… Haha!!
Went to Cameron Highlands with family yesterday. We went to eat steamboat (as usual), buy some vegetables and dad bought some herbs home. Here are some pictures.
Steamboat
My Brother
Mum & Me
Did you know that there are ‘Sakura’ flowers in Penang? Well, it’s not really a Sakura flowers but it looks very much like the ones in Japan. Penang’s very sakura only blooms once every year and last about one to two weeks. It’s really beautiful. I did managed to take some pictures of the tree as my dad was driving along the road near PISA towards Sunway Tunas last week. more…
My family and I went to Kek Lok Si temple, Penang after the reunion dinner to have a look around. Since it’s Chinese New Year eve, the temple remains open until late at night. Here are some pictures taken while we’re at the temple.
