Happy Chinese New Year 2016

HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR, 恭喜发财, Kung Hei Fat Choy, Kiong Hee Huat Tsai to my dearest friends and family, fellow followers and supporters!!!
I'm glad that you're glad to see me making appearance in my long abandoned blog once again. Thank you all, thanks for still having faith in me :p

I hope 2015 treated everyone well. We shall pray for more prosperity and wealth in this exciting new Fire Monkey year. Ah kong, ah ma, auntie, uncle, sister, brother stay forever young, handsome / pretty and healthy as always. The past twelve months have been a life changer for me but I do feel very much grateful for every lesson learned and the light and love that continues to guide me.

"Never stop learning, because life never stops teaching."

Explore the Beauty of Ipoh: MU Rooftop Bar and Gunung Lang Recreational Park

Haze is getting worse today with API (Air Pollution Index) spikes up to as high as 134. Sad to know that the reading has finally elevated from moderate to unhealthy range. Public is urged to minimize / avoid outdoor activities if possible. Most of the people around me are sick and I, myself feel uncomfortable in breathing as well. So peeps, do drink plenty of fluids and keep your mask on whenever exposed to the haze please. The last thing I want is seeing more people getting sick.

Now, my road trip to Ipoh continues...

Qing Xin Ling (清心岭) Leisure & Cultural Village Ipoh

We embarked on an unplanned trip to Ipoh just last weekend. It was a long weekend in celebration of the 58th Independence Day of our home country - Malaysia. I concerned a little bit at first as it was raining cats and dogs along the journey. The haze itself was bad enough I thought. But thankfully, miracle does happen and my prayer was answered. No more rain when we approached the old town of Ipoh. Tummies were well fed right before the walking and sweating begin.

Exploring Macau: Ou Mun Cafe and A-Ma Temple

Another month passed by, another post I write... Hey, wait a minute, it's been way beyond one month! Folks (sounding like my director *clear throat*), I promise to try my very best to come up with at least one post every fortnight as a commitment to myself, if time and my brain permit of course. Fingers crossed.

There were big and small trips in between since my visit to Macau and Hong Kong until now. I hope to conclude this one very soon so I may start writing about my next family trip to Sekinchan.

Out of the two mornings spent in Macau, Ou Mun Cafe (澳门咖啡) with a taste of portugal was the first we visited for breakfast. Click here for its Google Maps coordinates.

Macau: Ruins of St. Paul's (大三巴牌坊) Senado Square and Monte Forte

Watching “武则天” while writing this actually doubled up the time I usually spend to come up with a blog post. Macau was truly amazing. And right now, I'm about to show you some of the places we visited on the first day of our arrival. Such lovely weather to tour around the city.