Okays, my photos from the trip the Malaysia earlier in January. Hah. We (Me, Aaron, Daniel, Dad and Mom) drove all the way up to Malacca.
Found Super-woman, Batman and Batgirl. They were standing there wasting time, instead of saving the world like they should have been. Maybe thats why the crime rates uped.
And also, the handsome Lim Brothers found the fabled Giant Peach. Apparently, Roald Dahl Left it along the road in Malacca.
Accomodation for the night. Not as grand as the name sounds though...
..but cheap and affordable.
Lunch at a Peranakan Restaurant. The Fish was really really fabulous.
And, the restaurant. The reason why this photo was so nicely taken was because: it was taken by the owner of the shop. Of course must take nice nice right?
And this is, a very very old car.
Came here...
.. to sleep...
.. to sit...
.. and worked really hard...
(i like this photo, because i took it)
... before we finally get our wages in the form of chicken rice balls.. (i dun really think much of this franchise. Most people says that the one at chinatown is better.)
Went into one of the 'little' houses and realised that it is VERY LOOOOOONG. 88 steps from the front of the porch to the end. Ah Ma here was trying to tell us the story of how a cat dropped into her well while ninja fighting another cat in the middle of the night. Needless to say, poor kitty kitty drowned because it did not learn swimming, and a fire engine had to be activated to pump out all the smelly water before the water becomes drinkable again.
Roadlamps. Enjoy while you have it.
Just to prove that I've beento KL(after 3 hours of driving ard and getting lost) 
Went to a restaurant. It serves fried houseflies, and this is how they harvest their daily supply of flies. Just joking.
Stinkgray. (tasty)Revenge for Steve Irwin...
This is how you know when it is safe to cross the road in KL: when you see the green man.
Expensive Singaporean priced food. Nice, but we got fed up and decided not to stay another night. Under Daniel's intructions, we headed to Muar.
Muar. Old fashion 'Drive Through'
A larger 'drive through'. See the stalls to the right? some drivers just drive to them, wind down windows and order takeaways... cool huh..
In Muar, helmets are more comfortable than the ones issued in Army, as proven by this undercover soldier.
(Oh, what is this picture doing here? The sequence is wrong. This photo was taken when we were still in KL. Apparently, the KFC in Malaysia sells rice along with their chicken sets. Needless to say, their soup does not taste anywhere near the word 'Fabulous')
Daniel here, in his eating/sleeping/shopping/do-anything attire; the singlet.
Summary: Oyster Ommelette was Great, Wanton noodles was OK.
(At this point in time, i must say that Malaysians are generally nice people. Ever met someone in singapore who, not only show you the way when you needed directions, but even send you to the place itself? 5 of us got chauffuered in a 5-seater car already containing 3 people, and they volunteerily sent us to this hawker stall)
Tables and chairs.
Ice Kachang. What was really nice, was the Otah. Daniel bought alot of it back.. hie hie hie
And, i found the 'Little Nonya' DVD. The Series just ended less than one month back here in Singapore. Talk about high tech, Singapore is not so high tech in this area. lol.
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This is how you know when it is safe to cross the road in KL: when you see the green man.
Expensive Singaporean priced food. Nice, but we got fed up and decided not to stay another night. Under Daniel's intructions, we headed to Muar.
Muar. Old fashion 'Drive Through'
A larger 'drive through'. See the stalls to the right? some drivers just drive to them, wind down windows and order takeaways... cool huh..
In Muar, helmets are more comfortable than the ones issued in Army, as proven by this undercover soldier.
(Oh, what is this picture doing here? The sequence is wrong. This photo was taken when we were still in KL. Apparently, the KFC in Malaysia sells rice along with their chicken sets. Needless to say, their soup does not taste anywhere near the word 'Fabulous')
Daniel here, in his eating/sleeping/shopping/do-anything attire; the singlet.
Summary: Oyster Ommelette was Great, Wanton noodles was OK.
(At this point in time, i must say that Malaysians are generally nice people. Ever met someone in singapore who, not only show you the way when you needed directions, but even send you to the place itself? 5 of us got chauffuered in a 5-seater car already containing 3 people, and they volunteerily sent us to this hawker stall)
Tables and chairs.
Ice Kachang. What was really nice, was the Otah. Daniel bought alot of it back.. hie hie hie
And, i found the 'Little Nonya' DVD. The Series just ended less than one month back here in Singapore. Talk about high tech, Singapore is not so high tech in this area. lol.BUT, i didnt buy. Support Original.
Went round and round and round a small pulau ulu Muar just to feast on Bak Kut Teh and *er hem*, Pig Trotters Vinegar.. Fanta-bulous.
The night before we leave(which is actually the night of arrival in Muar), my dad (on the left) found one of the persons who used to work under him. Look closely and you'll observe the body language of the poor dude. It seems to say: "Oh no, he found me:( ".
Driving in malaysia. Its a training for courage. Who Dares, Wins.
Went round and round and round a small pulau ulu Muar just to feast on Bak Kut Teh and *er hem*, Pig Trotters Vinegar.. Fanta-bulous.
The night before we leave(which is actually the night of arrival in Muar), my dad (on the left) found one of the persons who used to work under him. Look closely and you'll observe the body language of the poor dude. It seems to say: "Oh no, he found me:( ".lol. jkjk
Driving in malaysia. Its a training for courage. Who Dares, Wins.OK. The whole trip was supposed to be a shopping trip for new year. Ironically, we didnt buy much. A makan trip would be a nicer name. Or rather, it is a recce for the next trip. The next time, Aaron, Daniel and Cheryl better have gotten their license. I'm so not being the only noob driver ard.
posted by caleb at 2:30 PM
