Friday, December 28, 2018

Depression is real never neglect that

Its school orientation day today from  8am to 10.30am but son and my spend the longer time there as he saw the wrong class name and went in the wrong class. What's most funny he told me is 1 Jantina class name, I was like hhmmm... that's first time I heard there's such name as Jantina in Bahasa Malay language is Gender which is either Male or Female.Not just that he went into the class is named 1 Adil , his actual class that need to be there was 1 Bakti. He given the RM35 to the class teacher Ayuni in 1 Adil, he supposed to pass the money to teacher in 1 Backti, so teacher says never mind as on next Wednesday she try to ask the class teacher for the money. We went to the office and redirect to down stair teachers office but sadly teacher Ayuni not inside. Also son bought the wrong size pants, RM26 he suppose to buy XXL size. He says he worry that it would be too big for him and he was confident that he can fit in the XL. Looks like we need to spend again on purchase new pant at school.

Son says that he glimpse too fast on the name list and saw the wrong class name. 1st time was 1 Jantina, 2nd time is 1 Adil. He saw his other 4 classmates in the class of 1 Adil. The teacher no longer there when I reached the class as in the hall we need to listen to the talk til end. Koperasi only open 10.30am onwards.

Well story cut short, sad to say I read on Facebook on the online news that a woman in her 30s had jump to her death in the shopping mall. It's sad to know these, she probably had die on spot due to head injuries. The news is online on many newspaper online, also video on the body was being covered as someone recorded 15 seconds of it. Blood stained at the escalator... depression is real can never neglect yourself and loved ones, what ever it is talk about it, open up and speak to family/friends or even consult a doctor about it. You never know that many doc would advice you on going for a counseling.

Indeed a long day for me, just a note to self that never go back the famous chicken rice shop near LRT, it doesn't taste good at all. Son had wantan mee, I had roasted chicken rice.

By the way, I have update social media today, can visit sherrygo at Instagram.

Tuesday, December 18, 2018

The Autopsy of Jane Doe

If you are horror movie fan, I would like to share with you movie I have seen. The Possession of Hannah Grace, click to read it. If you don't like spoiler can just avoid reading this blog post.

The Autopsy of Jane Doe is horror movie, it's 18 above only to watch. It is about father and son are morgue workers. Their office is under ground, the have a telephone using lane line as cell phone didn't work in the underground.

A gal in mid 20s body was found and without any identity that's why named Jane Doe given. She is in perfect shape the body there's no sign of injury on the outside. However, she suffers a lot many injuries inner body. Bad things start happening as the morgue worker performed autopsy on her. Through out investigation on her body, they found get to know more of her death. It be more interesting if you watch this yourself to know more.

If you like to watch horror movie, have you watched this movie? Do you like it?



Thursday, December 6, 2018

Festive Cheer A-Plenty for Underprivileged Kids at the Curve & eCurve!

With the festive season just around the corner, the Curve and eCurve spread Christmas cheer to a group of more than 25 underprivileged children, treating them to an unforgettable day out at both malls, in conjunction with the Curve’s The Sweetest Christmas Ever! and eCurve’s Spectacular Christmas Circus: French Edition campaigns.


The children from Rainbow Home jumped with joy as they arrived at the Curve’s Centre Court, which was transformed into a candy wonderland! Filled with lollipop and candy cane decorations, in keeping with the mall’s sweet theme for the year, it was truly every kid’s dream come true! They were also greeted by Santa Claus and treated to candy canes while waiting for the main event to begin.


The wait was worth it as the day kicked off to an exciting start with a candy-inspired performance. Against the backdrop of a colourful candy house, eye-catching dancers decked out in bright, candy-adorned costumes lit up the stage as they performed to fun Christmas tunes. The energetic show kept the little ones on the edge of their seats and tapping their feet to the popular Christmas jingles.

Jazmi Kamarudin, Senior General Manager of the Curve, said, “Christmas is a time for joy and merriment, but most importantly it is a time of giving and sharing. Following through with our age-old tradition, we are delighted to play host to the kids from Rainbow Home and give them a unique candy-coated Christmas this year. Sweets have always been associated with happiness and good feelings and we hope that the event today has given our guests exactly that!”


The second part of the celebration was just a stone throw’s away, taking place at eCurve. Kids from Siddharthan Care Centre arrived to a circus set in the streets of France! With iconic buildings such as the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe, and Christmas trees nestled in between. At the centre of it all, was a classic circus stage, hinting at the thrilling acts in store for the evening.


The kids’ excitement reached a peak as the ringmaster made his appearance on stage, signalling the start of the evening’s main event. The Centre Atrium was filled with suspense as the performers put on a memorable show for the little ones. From the talented magician to the amazing feats of the snake lady, there was not a boring second in sight.


Gina Long Ahmad, Assistant General Manager Leasing and A&P said, “We find that there is no greater fulfilment than bringing joy and laughter to those in need. By bringing in the kids from Siddharthan Care Centre to celebrate a unique, French-themed Christmas with us this year, we hope that the kids experienced a wonderful Christmas like no other and enjoyed their outing here with us today.”


The candied celebration at the Curve’s Centre Court came to an end with a scrumptious tea-party, complete with a variety of desserts at Paddington House of Pancakes, while the young ones at eCurve were treated to a delicious seafood dinner at The Manhattan Fish Market. The kids went home smiling as they also received various goodies, courtesy of the Curve and eCurve.



To join in the Christmas festivities, be sure to visit the Curve and eCurve’s Christmas campaign which runs from November 30, 2018 till January 1, 2019. Patrons will not want to miss out on the special performances which takes place twice a day on weekends and public holidays.


As the cherry on top, both malls are rewarding patrons with special festive gifts this Christmas! Shoppers who spend minimum of RM500 in a maximum of two receipts at the Curve will be able to redeem an exclusive The Sweetest Jar Ever, a glass bottle filled with a variety of confectionary. Visitors who spend a minimum of RM150 in a maximum of two receipts at eCurve will be eligible to take home a special Frosted Christmas Bottle. All redemptions are subject to terms and conditions and while stocks last.


Need to know more about the Curve and eCurve’s Christmas campaign? Contact the Curve Customer Care officers at 03-7710 6868 or visit www.thecurve.com.my or the Curve’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/theCurveShoppingMall. For eCurve Customer Care, contact 03-7725 0277 or visit www.ecurve.my or eCurve’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/eCurveMall.

Saturday, December 1, 2018

Forgotten movie tickets

I have forgotten about November movie tickets of birthday, yeah printed it out but forgotten about it. So fast it's now December, I told my son that we will be heading to movie soon but it's not anymore November the printed ticket for November no longer can be used.

It's not going to be cheap for movies as they will want to eat combo set popcorn and drink. It's expensive now to watch movie, just a person set for combo regular a drink and popcorn is RM17. That's for a price of a person, if two person need to double it up.

I won two movie tickets the other day, just two tickets and the movie is at night. Sadly we didn't go as I am not so good in driving at night due to eye sight. I told son is better we stay at home. I won the tickets from Facebook contest.

By the way you may not find me update my blogs here often, but you can find my daily rambling on my social media instagram/twitter follow me on @sherrygo , as for Facebook/sherrygosharing

December has started soon need to purchase new school uniform as my son going to be SMK school. Then I am still looking for suitable tuition center and time for him. Seem the afternoon classes the tuition only available in the night, as for morning there's but it was way too early for him. Not easy being parent, got to think alot and plan nicely on what to do.

Thursday, November 15, 2018

Kicking legs by son, damaged ...

Yeah the other day youngest son has kicked non stop the car front area, damage the air con of car. Repairing cost RM500 for the car aircon.

Happening today my note 5, place on chair while checking his standard 2 text books. He kicked the chair as I told him to do homework and the phone was on the chair fall on floor. Cracking the screen of the phone, repair how much? No idea, I bet it's not going to be cheap.

Not just that he also damage the Ipad, he says Ipad slipped from his hands and it fell on the floor. Yeah cracked screen Ipad, damaged screen not sure how much for repair.

Sunday, October 21, 2018

Driver, what would you do?

As mom of two boys I got my time to fetch my boys from school, so I parked at vacant parking near to shop that is not far from school. Then there's knocking at my car's windscreen where this lorry driver came down to talk to me asking me to give him my parking spot. Reason he wants to park nearest to the locksmith shop so that he can unloading and loading his things from lorry.

He asked me few times in mandarin, I politely told him that I am not giving up my parking space. I didn't park in red parking lot, so it's public for first come first park! His lorry happened to be behind of me, anyway he told me that I still have time I can go round. But I already go round few time only find this parking spot. After he parked, another car followed parked behind of him and other cars can still pass through the lane.

Anyway I just told him few times No, he gets back his lorry and double parked near to the shop. The driver started unloading and the young man from shop also loading for him. Less than 10 minutes, he's all ready to go. I sat in car waited him with his lorry to move/get away only I step down of the car. Well who knows if he's going to scratch my car or not as I didn't give way for him to park my spot.

So this is my how my afternoon Monday passed, how about you?

Friday, October 12, 2018

Guardian Malaysia and Limkokwing University of Creative Technology Collaborate On Fresh Breath For Malaysia Campaign

Cup your hand over your nose and mouth and gently breath out, then sniff. Do you catch a whiff of bad breath?


You are not alone as a recent study of Malaysian dental students found that one in every two suffer from clinical oral malodour or bad breath1. Worldwide figures indicate that from 22 percent to 50 percent of the global population suffer from moderate bad breath2. Bad breath can have social and psychological effects on suffers including low self-confidence and low self-esteem, and it should be taken seriously3.
Limkokwing University of Creative Technology and Guardian Malaysia teams before the event.


However most of us do not talk about bad breath choosing to isolate ourselves from others, or keep away from those with bad breath instead.


This is why Guardian Malaysia, the largest health, beauty and personal care chain in Malaysia, with more than 400 stores nationwide is working with Limkokwing University of Creative Technology on a creative youth empowerment campaign, Fresh Breath for Malaysia, in conjunction with the introduction of Guardian’s new mouthwash range.

(From Right) Ms Michelle Yeap, Guardian Malaysia Group Health & Beauty Product Manager at the Fresh Breath for Malaysia campaign leading the Guardian Malaysia team.

The campaign’s goal is to empower Limkokwing students to creatively interpret the theme of Fresh Breath for Malaysia as a showcase of positive energy towards the nation while encouraging better oral hygiene through visual expression and multimedia. A total of RM14,000 in cash prizes will be awarded to the top ten students across two categories.
To kick-off the campaign more than 200 students from Limkokwing University took a brief on Guardian Malaysia, the Fresh Mouth 6 Action mouth wash range and oral care challenges in Malaysia from representatives from Guardian Malaysia, helping them gain useful industry experience.


They will submit their entries by September 13, 2018. Shortlisted finalists will share the rationale for their work before more than 500 of their peers before online voting begins, and the winners are determined.

Guardian Fresh Mouth 6 Action Mouthwash – Cool Mint, Tea Leaf and Peppermint.

The Guardian Fresh Mouth 6 Actions Mouth Wash reduces dental plaque, prevents cavities, strengthens teeth, freshens breath, promotes healthier gums and restores mineral to enamel while killing 99.9% of germs. There are three variants of Cool Mint, Peppermint and Tea Leaf.

When used as part of a complete oral care routine of twice daily brushing, flossing and with a good diet, mouthwashes may offer additional benefit in terms of reducing bad breath and cavities4.

Guardian Malaysia, Group Health & Beauty Product Manager, Ms Michelle Yeap briefed the students on the company, products and the theme of Fresh Breath for Malaysia.


“We created this campaign in collaboration with Limkokwing to empower youth to give their own perspective on real world issues. We hope that the students will use this platform to start a conversation on oral care, specifically the problem associated with bad breath, and offer creative and positive insights on how to overcome a condition that affects up to 50% of the population. We’re confident that they have what it takes to create a Fresh Breath for Malaysia and to showcase the Guardian Fresh Mouth 6 Actions mouthwash range,” said Ms Yeap, a Limkokwing alumna.

Limkokwing University’s Industry Empowerment Senior Vice President, Datuk Raja Aznil Raja Hisham explained that the university and its students are uniquely suited to give a different perspective to the Fresh Breath for Malaysia campaign.


“Our Cyberjaya campus hosts students from 160 countries. The multicultural milieu on campus gives rise to work that has a depth and breadth of creative global thinking and implementation. Our students can approach this interesting campaign as Malaysians with deep insight into their own nation and the quirks of its people, or they can view it from the perspective of different cultures and practices. What our students gain from this collaborative campaign with Guardian Malaysia is industry exposure that prepares them for their future careers,” Datuk Raja Azil explained.

Limkokwing University is a multicultural learning institution that provides students with industry exposure. Students gain industry insights and professional networking opportunities giving them the extra edge needed to succeed in a globalised environment.


Shortlisted entries will be uploaded to the Guardian Malaysia and Limkokwing Facebook fanpages for online voting in late September 2018.



Pricing and Availability
The Guardian Fresh Mouth 6 Actions Mouth Wash range is available at all Guardian outlets nationwide, and through the Guardian e-store at www.guardian.com.my in three variants of Cool Mint, Peppermint and Tea Leaf in 250ml at RM9.33, 750ml at RM16.88, or pack of 2 of 750ml at RM24.43.



About Guardian Malaysia
From a 200-sqft pharmaceutical retail outlet catering to the expatriate community to emerging as the leading Pharmacy, Health and Beauty retail chain in Malaysia, Guardian now operates a chain of over 400 stores, providing unrivalled variety of Pharmaceutical, Health and Beauty products to more than 2.5 million Malaysian customers a month, across the country.


Guardian’s commitment to its customers’ needs is also reflected in a dedicated team of pharmacists, who impart professional advice and consultation to customers. Committed to strong corporate governance, which upholds responsible and ethical dispensing at all times.


Guardian is also an advocate of corporate philanthropy and believes in giving back to the community. Guardian celebrates four decades of success by making a pledge to contribute

to worthy causes by getting involved in the efforts that help to provide and promote the care, development and well-being of the local communities and supporting programs that are dedicated towards those in need namely, women and children.


About Dairy Farm
Dairy Farm is a leading pan-Asian retailer. At 30th June 2014, the Group and its associates and joint ventures operated over 5,800 outlets and employed over 100,000 people. It had total annual sales in 2013 exceeding US$12 billion.


The Group operates under a number of well-known brands across four divisions. The principal brands are:
Food
* Supermarkets – Wellcome in Hong Kong, Taiwan and the Philippines, Cold Storage in Singapore and Malaysia, Giant in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and Brunei, Hero in Indonesia;
* Hypermarkets – Giant in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei and Vietnam;
* Convenience stores – 7-Eleven in Hong Kong, Singapore, Southern China and Macau;
Health and Beauty
* Mannings in Greater China and Guardian in the rest of Asia;
Home Furnishings
* IKEA in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Indonesia; and
Restaurants
* Maxim’s in Hong Kong, mainland China and Vietnam.


Dairy Farm International Holdings Limited is incorporated in Bermuda and has a standard listing on the London Stock Exchange as its primary listing, with secondary listings in Bermuda and Singapore. The Group’s businesses are managed from Hong Kong by Dairy Farm Management Services Limited through its regional offices. Dairy Farm is a member of the Jardine Matheson Group.


About Limkokwing University of Creative Technology
Limkokwing University of Creative Technology is a private international university with a presence across Africa, Europe and Asia. With its main campus in Malaysia, the university has 14 other campuses in Botswana, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Lesotho, Maldives, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka, Swaziland and the United Kingdom. Founded in 1991 by Tan Sri Dato' Sri Paduka Dr Lim Kok Wing, the Limkokwing network of campuses now support a total enrolment of more than 30,000 students from more than 165 countries, making it the world's most globalized university.

Thursday, October 11, 2018

Ruang Shah Alam, warm and hot

Kids having last day of exam today so I decided to attend a party today at Ruang Shah Alam. This venue is warm and hot, though we can see many air con mounted to wall but we didn't feel cold at all. Compare to Ruang Subang Jaya, I would prefer to go Subang Jaya, the place is near LRT station and most important I didn't feel warm and hot.

I got to use the card almost throughout the party to fan myself. It's my first time to Ruang Shah Alam, it's located at industrial area.

The venue at Ruang Shah Alam could fit up to 100 chairs. Have you been to Ruang Shah Alam?

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

Scam called 0327275987

I didn't like to answer any called while I am driving, today I decided to have a quick one. Then I realize its a scam called, the number is 0327275987.

It's started with voice machine saying "Salam Sejahtera, Saya Ibrahim ... " well before the machine can complete talking I hang up!

It's very usual people calling one another saying Salam Sejahtera. Usually we greet each other first not like this way above lines of talking!

Besides this number I also received several that is also in machine voice talking in Mandarin. I get irritated if it's machine that is talking instead of human, how about you?

Edited 2.55pm, my sis-in-law too just get the called from this same number from her mobile phone. 

Monday, September 24, 2018

What to bring for 2 days 1 night?

Just some suggestion if you are going for travel for short period of time.
- Comfortable shoes for walking and working out
- Shawl / light jumper [might be cool whilst in theatre]
- Slippers or comfortable sandals – for within resort
- Comfortable / casual clothes
- Extra change of clothes
- One set of “exercise gear” – for morning workout session
- Swimwear
- Personal toiletries [ shampoo / conditioner / body lotion is provided]
- Personal medication [if required]
- Hat / cap
- Powerbank [if phone battery doesn’t last long]
- Money [for self-order of items not included]
- Alarm Clock
- Stationery
- *Not Encouraged* : valuables / jewellery
 

Tuesday, September 18, 2018

Ayam Brand Celebrates 126 Years of Heritage in Malaysia

The vintage 1930s Ayam Brand Green Peas can label.

Ayam Brand is rooted in Malaysia from colonial times, with products that have been a well-loved household staple for five generations or more. Most Malaysians have fond memories of the brand, summing it up as “I grew up with it”.
Chronological timeline of Ayam Brand in Malaysia for 126 years.


Ayam Brand was founded in Malaya in 1892 as a trading business for luxury products imported from France. The now iconic logo featured a rooster and the name of the founder, Alfred Clouet. Locals simply called it ‘Ayam Brand’ or ‘Cap Ayam’ from the image of the rooster. The local nickname stuck and a few decades later the Alfred Clouet brand was officially renamed Ayam Brand, that has grown into a global brand with a pronounced Malaysian character.

At the time of Malaysian independence, the name of the company, “Clouet Malaya” ceased to exist. A new company called A.Clouet and Co.(KL) Sdn Bhd was established in 1957 in Jalan Ipoh in Kuala Lumpur. A member of the Negeri Sembilan royal family, the late Tunku Tan Sri Mohamed Tunku Besar Burhanuddin was originally one of the main shareholders. Today, his son Dato Mu'tamir Bin Tunku Tan Sri Mohamed is still one of the the main shareholders of the company, very much in keeping with Ayam Brand’s values of heritage and continuity.
Children enjoying their can of Ayam Brand Mackerel and Sardines in tomato sauce - photographer Stefen Chow


While the Ayam rooster has barely changed over the years, the story behind the iconic red and yellow colours of Ayam Brand sardines and mackerel in tomato sauce are known to very few. These colours were introduced in 1960 to highlight the products’ superior quality, as Ayam Brand began to source premium sardines from Japan. The packaging became a symbol of the region with consumers identifying Ayam Brand Sardines by the brand’s colours of red and yellow.

Beginning in 1975, Ayam Brand began implementing more stringent controls on the product quality of its sardines, investing in a factory in Taiping, Perak. Today, with 1,200 Malaysian employees it is the biggest sardine cannery in South East Asia. All Ayam Brand sardines that are available in more than 30 countries internationally are proudly canned in Taiping.

Quality as the main concern
Ayam Brand factories hold the highest certification with respect to quality, cleanliness and hygiene. The brand is among a select few to be authorized to export to the United States of America and Europe. One of the most important in Malaysia is JAKIM certification, which covers not only religious requirements but also certifies the quality and hygiene of production. Ayam Brand features on JAKIM’s ‘white list’ of the most reliable food companies.

Ayam Brand is renowned for its quality. The production processes are still very manual as special care is required. Besides stringent fish selection, more than 1,000 qualified Malaysian workers cut, gut and wash the sardines by hand. The sardines are also gently placed in cans by hand so that the fish remains in perfect condition. Quality is the basis for all Ayam Brand products, with 120 staff employed in the quality department to ensure that the highest standards are not only maintained but constantly improved.
simple meal we can cooked with Ayam Brand sardines, with onion and red chili.

Ayam Brand sardines originate from cold seas. They differ from local sardines in that they are fattier, juicer and therefore tastier.

Despite being a staple, Ayam Brand sardines are perceived to be higher priced compared to fresh fish. The truth is that after fresh fish is prepared (gut head and tail removed), it loses close to half its weight, which will then be further reduced by an additional 10 to 20% while cooking. Compare this to quality canned sardines where the full weight of the fish can be consumed, quickly and conveniently with no mess in the kitchen, and no clean up after. This explains why canned sardines remain an affordable source of fish meat. For more information on Ayam Brand™, please visit www.ayambrand.com.my or https://www.facebook.com/AyamBrand.Recipes.
 Talking of Ayam Brand, sharing with you my simple healthy lunch for today. It's Salad with Cili Tuna Light 2. Yeah yummy as I also add on salad sauce in it. Just quick lunch for me before I go out again to fetch my eldest son from school and send him to another tuition centre.


Sunday, September 2, 2018

Hasbro Warehouse Sale @Evolve Concept Mall

I haven't been to the Evolve Concept Mall but saw many people talking about Hasbro toys these two days got me curious and went to check the mall's Facebook. What I read is that the shopping mall for parking is only one way in and one way out. Wow, that's terrible for me if I am going there as I feel I am going to be stuck somewhere. I do feel uneasy if I have to caught up in jam at parking in mall.

Lucky I didn't go there as I saw many negative comments on it, well it's long queue and some went as early as 10am but only 5pm allow to go inside the warehouse sale. The cashier counters was limited and the queue is very long. Well this sound worst than than the queue I had at the baby warehouse sale.

Well, I went another warehouse sale instead that's Motherhood Baby Warehouse Sale that you can read on my other blog. Instead of shopping for toys in Evolve Concept Mall, I can only choose one place to shop so I went to another shopping mall, I went there to shop for products that my children can used.

If you did went to the Hasbro Warehouse Sale, did you manage to shop anything?

I saw on Facebook that some people are offering to be Personal Shopper at these warehouse sale. It's good if you can shop for loved ones, didn't want to queue for long and if you are buying a lot perhaps a personal shopper is useful? What do you think? 

Friday, August 10, 2018

AirAsia new route to Phu Quoc, Vietnam

AirAsia continues to strengthen its Asean connectivity with the launch of direct services between Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Phu Quoc, Vietnam. The four weekly flights will commence on 2 November 2018.

Phu Quoc is the largest island in Vietnam that is home to a diverse landscape featuring lush forests, crystal clear beaches and towering mountains.

Spencer Lee, Head of Commercial AirAsia Malaysia said, “We are delighted to be the first airline to launch direct services from Kuala Lumpur to one of Asean’s best-kept secrets, Phu Quoc. As a truly Asean airline, we’re committed to enable more people to visit more places in this region. Our guests can connect seamlessly to Phu Quoc via Kuala Lumpur from 20 cities in 10 countries, including China, India, Australia, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia. Travellers from any country can also visit Phu Quoc visa-free for up to 30 days, making this paradise more accessible.

“We hope to contribute to the social and economic development of Phu Quoc through the power of connectivity. We look forward to working with the local government to develop Phu Quoc into a world class tourist destination.”

AirAsia is offering special introductory all-in-fares from Kuala Lumpur to Phu Quoc from RM90*. These fares are available for booking on airasia.com and the AirAsia mobile app from 8 August to 19 August 2018 for the travel period from 2 November 2018 to 29 March 2019. BigPay members will enjoy zero processing fees when making payment using BigPay card. BIG members can also redeem a one-way flight from Kuala Lumpur to Phu Quoc with as little as 100 BIG Points (base fare only).
Phu Quoc marks AirAsia Malaysia’s 59th unique route and the fifth route into Vietnam. Besides Phu Quoc, AirAsia also flies to four other destinations in Vietnam including Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Hanoi and Nha Trang from Malaysia.

Phu Quoc offers a slice of paradise for sun worshippers with 150 km long, beautiful coastline. Travellers can explore the three main regions in the district which are Phu Quoc island, Hon Thom and An Thoi Archipelago. Phu Quoc is part of the Kien Giang Province which was recognised by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve in 2006.

There are plenty of beautiful beaches in Phu Quoc. The popular ones include Long Beach, Ong Lang Beach, Ganh Dau Beach, and Starfish Beach, offering stunning views of the sunset and crystal clear waters to cool off in. Among the must-do activities include island exploration; visiting the Ham Ninh Village for a glimpse of a local fishing village; Suoi Tranh Waterfall surrounded in greeneries, caves and rock pools; savouring fresh seafood and local Vietnamese bites at the Dinh Cau Night Market; and more.

For latest AirAsia news, activities and promotions, please follow AirAsia on Twitter (twitter.com/AirAsia) and Facebook (facebook.com/AirAsia).

Saturday, August 4, 2018

Shopping bag @Shopee FLASH SALE.SoutheastAsia

Loving to shop online I have recently ordered this bag and it's Khaki color I chosen. I love the tassle hanging on this bag, been waiting to have a bag like for a long time. The bag has zip and compartment inside has one pocket with zipper. Many gift ideas can find at the Shopee shops, they have dresses, bags, etc.

You can find many ladies fashion clothing and bags at Shopee FLASH SALE. SoutheastAsia. 

They have other colors available grey, brown, red , black too. If you love giveaway/contest do check out their Facebook now they having not only sales but also giveaway too. Just sharing as I love shopping for bags and Shopee has been one of the common online shopping that I prefer to shop. How about you? Where do you prefer to shop?


Friday, July 13, 2018

Where's my parcel?

It's my first time that get many calls from Citilink, yeah asking me again and again whether I have received the parcel or not  The parcel is supposed to reach me in June but til now I never receive so I have inform the pic of it and pic ask their client.

Today two calls from Citlink staff, one female, another is male both asking me the same question. If I have received sure I know as its a big box not a small box. Some more I have even look up and down they even asking me whether its at the office or not and ask my address given is home or office. They said that very clear that their drive have send me. I asked back who is the one that signed it as there is usual we need to signed papers when received the parcel. The lady on phone told me it's been too long not able know who is the one that had signed.

If I have taken surely I know and have done the review on the products.




Wednesday, June 20, 2018

No more computer class in primary school

The school has notice saying that there's no more computer class, so the school will finished at 12.30pm on Monday and Thursday. Usually the time was 1pm finished. Now Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday finished at 1pm, this is for Standard 1 to 3.

The tuition time for Sean finished at 3.30pm on Monday and Tuesday. Usually it ends at 4pm on these days.

Yeah need to get use to the new schedule in school as time table has changed as well. Next week will start schooling, but this week kids have started their tuition. Son's classmates are on vacation though they have tuition in school.

Most parents been asking why there's no more computer class in school. This two weeks of tuition class in Standard 6, Sean told me that the canteen in school not selling much of food so there's lack of choice for purchase food. Today he told me he just bought Ribena drink to drink as breakfast. 

Thursday, June 7, 2018

THE KOOL-EST RAYA EVER ~Flight tickets to Medan, Indonesia up for grabs~

Arguably the biggest festive season in Malaysia, Hari Raya is celebrated extravagantly by all Malaysians. Joining the celebration, Sunway Lagoon welcomes guests to its ‘Kool Raya’ campaign from 15 – 24 June 2018 to celebrate the Kool-est Raya ever!

Guests will be greeted with the Kool Raya Welcoming Dance and Sunway Lagoon’s Captain Quack and Lady Quack who will flaunt their wacky Joget Lambak moves! A total of 3,000 Raya packets with vouchers will be given out to all visitors from 15 – 17 June 2018 and one (1) lucky winner will walk away with a surprise FAMFun package voucher worth RM368 every day!

Head on to the Raya Bazaar at the Surf Beach from 12pm – 4pm during the ten-day celebration to indulge in Raya delicacies (Lemang and Ketupat), and partake in a series of fun games and activities such as the Giant Jenga, Anyam Ketupat, 4D Twister, Henna Mehndi and the Tornado Blast Challenge that promises a whirlwind of fun. Look out for exciting rewards including Malindo roundtrip flight tickets to Medan and Sunway Lagoon ticket discount vouchers.

Younger theme park goers will have their share of fun as they get the opportunity to take a photo with Baby Shark cut-out characters at the PinkFong Baby Shark Bash. Cool things up further and receive a pair of Kool Shades upon purchase of a Baby Shark Combo Meal or PinkFong Baby Shark Ice Cream! There will be special appearances by everyone’s favourite Nickelodeon characters including SpongeBob SquarePants, Patrick Star, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Dora the Explorer and Boots.


Sean Choo, General Manager of Sunway Lagoon commented, “Sunway Lagoon is bringing the traditional and modern elements of Raya together to cater to all ages so there is a feeling of nostalgia and also new experiences to look forward to. The festive season is all about spending quality time with loved ones and this is our way of inviting our guests to a whole new celebration of Hari Raya! With the multiple thrilling and relaxing rides and attractions, variety of wildlife to learn about, meet and greet sessions with television characters, with the exciting in-park shows we have in store, we assure that our guests will bring home great memories to be cherished.”

Visitors can also indulge in several photo opportunities at the many unique and unconventional festive decorations around the park, such as the Glowing Hari Raya Cube @ the Piazza – a cool version of a Hari Raya greeting card. Visitors can also observe a classic Hari Raya Open House @ the Carousel, which will be set inside a rumah kampung in full festive merriment.

Enjoy 40% off published admission rates when you purchase your tickets with Maybank QR Pay or buy online the special holiday school packages, FAMFun (2 Adult 2 Child) at RM368 or 4-To-Go (4 Adult) at RM 432. 

Visit Sunway Lagoon today and flaunt your Best Day Ever pictures during Raya on your social platforms and hashtag #SLKoolRaya and #SunwayLagoonMY.

More information about Sunway Lagoon can be obtained online at www.sunwaylagoon.com or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SunwayLagoonMalaysia.

Wednesday, May 23, 2018

#MisiIkhlasAidilfitri Campaign for Raya by Watsons Malaysia

I love to shop, how about you? Good news for shopping lovers as Watsons kicked off its 2018 Ramadan and Aidilfitri campaign by calling upon Malaysians to propagate a do-good culture by sharing acts of kindness. With the #MisiIkhlasAidilfitri campaign, Watsons aims to spread positivity and shine a light on the kind and sincere acts performed by Malaysians every day. At the same time, the campaign will drive contributions from Watsons Malaysia to the Pusat Jagaan Dan Pendidikan Warga Emas Darul Insyirah home with every use of the hashtags #MisiIkhlasAidilfitri and #WatsonsMalaysia.


The #MisiIkhlasAidilfitri campaign, which runs from 15 May to 2 July 2018, calls upon
Malaysians to share acts of kindness that they encounter or hear about, on Facebook or Instagram, using the hashtags #MisiIkhlasAidilfitri and #WatsonsMalaysia. With each use of the hashtags, Watsons Malaysia will donate 200 points (equivalent to RM1) to Pusat Jagaan Dan Pendidikan
Warga Emas Darul Insyirah, which will enable the organisation to purchase products from Watsons, from toiletries to medicines and vitamins, for the needs of the old folks residing in the home.


"During Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar, it is a time of spiritual improvement and performing good deeds for Muslims. With the #MisiIkhlasAidilfitri campaign, we want to appreciate the good deeds of our fellow Malaysians on social media and to spread positivity. By shining a light on these kind and sincere acts, we want to spread the joy of doing good and bring people together in a world that has become increasingly fragmented,” said Caryn Loh, General Manager and Country Head of Watsons Malaysia.


Loh said these good deeds range from simple acts that can brighten the day, such as smiling and greeting the people you encounter, adopting a pet from a charity or opening the door for someone, or acts that have a much bigger impact. Watsons Malaysia will also be highlighting extraordinary acts of kindness on their social media channels, such as the man who sold his Proton Iswara to a single mother for 10 sen and the Malaysians who came together to help following a major accident in Ipoh.
#MisiIkhlasAidilfitri is a first of its kind effort by Watsons Malaysia that brings together Malaysians to participate in the spirit of this holy month. “Our campaign is all about demonstrating that no person, message or story is too small to make a difference. Through the campaign, we are asking people to share social media messages that inform, inspire and create awareness that can bring about social change or perhaps just uplift all of us, when we read about the kindness and goodness of our fellow Malaysians. This Ramadan, we want Malaysians to feel great, besides also looking good with Watsons Malaysia,” Loh added.


For further information on the campaign, visit Watsons Malaysia’s website at www.watsons.com.my. Follow the latest updates from Watsons Malaysia on Facebook at www.facebook.com/watsonsmalaysia and Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/watsonsmy/


Wednesday, May 2, 2018

2nd May of the Month 2018

Yesterday son has got tuition after send him to tuition we headed to breakfast. After parking at the apartment I spotted a dead cat on the other side of the road which is next to the car. It's a full grown cat which has many flies around it, the body of the cat has bloated too. 1st day of May and that's what I saw, seem not a good sign at all.

Today is second day of May and last night after drinking the sup kambing I had ice cream in the night. Sad to say that I didn't feel well in the night and went to purging every hour, also feeling like want to vomit but not able.

This morning I had medicine before heading to the event which I have rvsped. Kind of feel bad if I didn't show up as have rvsped. Lucky I didn't feel the urge to go toilet in the LRT ride. 14 stops in total to reach the destination and its 35 minutes ride.

I had light meal as I cannot take any oily or dairy products. I also didn't take any fruits. My friend offered me a bottle of fruit juice I didn't take it as I scare I am going to throw up after drinking it. The parking at Aloft Hotel is RM10 for event attended at the hotel. Three of my friends parked their car there in the hotel.

Then I receive a call from volunteer in school that my youngest has been left in school as nobody pick him up. The aunt rider suppose to fetch him home, she has forgot of it and thought she was suppose to fetch my eldest. Lucky that I called home and sis-in-law said that nephew is home is able to fetch him. Nephew didn't have any class in the afternoon, if he has surely he cannot make it to fetch him and I would be 25 minutes or 35 minutes away to fetch him.

Thursday, April 12, 2018

Physicians Formula Healthy Makeup Collection


Everyone has got busy lifestyle but we do look into things that we like don't we. Who can say no to cosmetics/makeup collection? Looking for a make-up range that does not compromise the health of your skin? Look no further than Physicians Formula, a cosmetics brand, originated from the USA that have withstood the test of time. Boasting the safest and healthy cosmetics catalogue in the world, Physicians Formula products are all clinically-tested, doctor recommended and cruelty free. 










The good news is that they are now available at selected Watsons stores nationwide. The latest Physicians Formula range available at Watsons includes the Brow Long Lasting Brow Gel, Killer Curves mascara, Murumuru Butter Bronzer, Murumuru Butter Highlighter, Spotlight illuminating Primer , The Healthy Foundation and The Health Lip Velvet Liquid Lipstick , ranging from RM 45.90 to RM 79.90. Do check out the products in store in you have interest to know more.