Saw something in M'sia which i've NEVER seen in my whole bloody life.

STREET HAWERS!!!

For them, they were relived to see that such things still exsist. For me, it was something new, something lyk re-visting the past, you know? anyway, daddy and mummy was indulging themselves with all the CHEAP and DELICIOUS FOOD. Meanwhile matthew and i were staring at them. matthew was DYING of heat while i just can't bring myself to eat. cos it's not-very-hygienic.

They wash their dishes right next to the place where they prepare the food and the whole street hawer street was positioned in the back ally of the city. Daddy said it's because i never grew up in such environment before that's why i refuse to eat anything there. So true. tell me, will you eat something that's not prepared in a clean and hygenic place? No right? We teens are so damn fortunate to have our food courts and fast food resturants.

Mummy and i wanted to drink suger-cane but there was no electricity to operate the juice compresser. so i settle for lime juice instead;

guess how much is this? RM1, which = 50cents$! My! where can you get lime juice at this price? btw, the plate of fried kway tiao's only 1.50$ my mum and dad loove it to bits and when they mean fried kway tiao, it's really f.kway tiao. NO noodles at ALL, unlike the ones in singapore.

Enough of M'sia. Something bout Singapore;

why do we have such queer road names?