Drizzle

Drizzles of rain have been hitting us in Machang (I'm not too sure about the other areas in the east coast) and to be honest, I'M LOVIN' IT!

The temperature is nice and cool, food tastes a whole lot better than usual, and the trees look like they're enjoying themselves just as well.

 This is our so-called 'mini garden'. And I really like this spot of our house, it's really green and even though it's basically separated from the front yard (where the rambutan tree is) by that wired-fence, you can see how these guys are like, "you can fence a gap between us but you'll never set us apart!! we are born to be together!!!!"

..........that being said, I just want to say that I plainly like this mini-garden. ( = . =' )

Secret Recipe's Green Tea Cheese

I am a sucker for green tea (or 'matcha') flavoured stuff! And during my 'stroll' into a Secret Recipe branch recently, I was head over heels when I saw an extremely green object displayed in their refrigerator because on the tag was written - Green Tea Cheese!

I was like, "VICTORY FOR ME!!!!!" (but of course I didn't say that out loud...)

And the taste? 

I'd have to say it was really strong. So, if you are a huge green tea fan (like moi ^w^) you'll definitely love this, but if you're not that into it, I'd say your RM7 would be better spent on a Chocolate Indulgences instead. 

But either way, I think it's simply fabulous! hohohohoho!!!

Banding Lake, Perak

Took this today, when we were on our way back from Kedah to Kelantan. My Dad was sweet enough to park by the edge of the bridge so that I could go out and take some photos. But while I was doing this, I was literally standing inches away from the road (which also a happened to be turn), so I had to snap quickly because I value my life...aaaaand in the end, this is what I got...

The exposure is totally wrong...even after editing, it still looks wrong...but hey, at least I snapped enough (32 photos to be exact) to make a pretty good panoramic stitch-shot of the place. 

My Housemates

These are some of the other occupants in my house (in my hometown). 

I personally don't mind sharing as long as they don't intrude our personal space (i.e: our beds). We've been sharing this land for ages and ages before, and I like to keep that tradition going (even in many years to come) ~

Pajak Brastagi, Indonesia

My Dad and Uncle at Pajak Brastagi, Indonesia.

Charcoal Grill