Friday, March 27, 2009

Awwww.... behave!!!


Hehehehe ... nasib baik bawak kamera time jalan2 cari makan kat Mid Valley tadi.

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Photoshoot @ Mie Casa

Yesterday Mie Casa was selected as photoshoot location for CNI For A Better Life Campaign ... kempen saja2 diadakan oleh I, Hadi, Safura and Fauzi. Kena la pakai kamera yang hebat dan diambik pulak oleh photographer professional. Point and shoot camera mcm Ixus I tuh selayaknya untuk blog rambomadonna jer hehehe... Pd masa yang sama kitaorg pun nak merapatkan hubungan antara downline dgn upline and strengthen our team synergy.

BTW, we are still working on materials for the blog and marketing plan programmes. Nantilah I share-share ... anyway people, lantaklah apa orang nak cakap pasal joining MLM or kerja part-time or buat bisnes kecik2 ... i am single woman yang merantau jauh from Land of The Hornbills, all alone in a metropolitan city. I rather fill my life with meaningful and profitable activities daripada letting loneliness and bitterness deludes me .. kan?

So selain photoshoot, Fauzi and Hadi pun tgh tolong pasang my brand new CNI Waterlife Treatment System. Yes, Jimmy Hiew and Samsir Saudah ... Waterlife Treatment System OK. Reverse Osmosis system yang dibangga oleh Ken Chow is so yesteryears ... anyway people, dulu myself, Jim and Sam buat industrial training at satu kilang yang selain buat botol, they also produce and market RO water. Ingat dulu Mr Ken make me memorize every type of water and treatment system available in the market masa tu.

Pada masa yang sama kitaorang buat ujian PH, chlorine level and paras logam berat dalam air yang sebelum dan telah dirawat melalui CNI Water Treatment System. Itu pasal lah terus buat photoshoot. Lagipun Joint Management Body Fortune Park memang HOT sekarang on bekalan air kotor dari SYABAS. Hasil ujian nanti I muatkan dalam blog lagi satu.


If Mr Ken tgk water treatment system nie, sure dia boleh jadi downline aku hehehe ... ada 7 filter lagi kau! Ada UV filtration (as in RO), boleh oxygenised and ionised .. feature yang sememangnya I cari.

Of course sebagai tuan rumah mestilah entertain our guest. My version of Spiral Pasta in Cream Sauce.

Sunday, March 22, 2009

Dining In @ Mie Casa (Yo! Sushi Inspired)


Few months ago myself and Emel had a snack at Yo Sushi @ Midvalley. I immediately fell in love with the funky, groovy interior and selections of authentic Japanese ala carte menu and sushis on the kaiten belt. So refreshing ... Since we were just snacking, we didn't order much. However, I was truly, madly deeply love with this tuna sashimi salad. An excellent fusion of Italian style salad (in balsamic vinegar dressing) and lightly seared tuna sashimi.


Since that day I had on and off craving for the fusion salad. The problem is I don't like to dine there alone and most of my friends don't like raw Japanese food. Sometimes we also need a friend to do certain things like trying out new eating places or embark on a new adventure or exchange ideas right?

So when Emel suprised me with her visit yesterday, I felt a surge of new hope ... I felt liberated somehow (literally and gastronomically). But her visit this time was brief so no chance to dine again at Yo! Sushi. Suddenly it strike me ... why not make the salad myself.

This morning, feeling reenergise after sending Emel off at Sunway Convention Centre I hunted all over Plaza Damas and Mid Valley Cold Storage for all the freshest and organic wet items I could find. So people, this is my version of Mix Garden Salad with Grilled Squid, Scallop, Mushroom Franfurtter and Teppanyaki beef in Balsamic Vinegar Dressing.





Bestnyer, I get another suprise visit from Nijah and her fiancee right after finish garnishing the salad. Great food best enjoyed with great company right?

p/s Pardon the presentation K?


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Friday, March 20, 2009

Speak Inggeris Plis ...

I was reading through Tun M's article on the importance of teaching Maths and Science subjects in English a few moments ago when it occurred to me that the importance of English should not be limited to enable students to learn and understand Maths and Science in its real context. Communication English is equally important as medium of communication and forging diplomatic relation.

Yesterday, we had a visit from Kenya's Ministry of Public Services and Ministry of Housing delegation. The objectives of the visit was to know more about housing development in Malaysia in particular low-cost housing. Most of the officers who were representing various different divisions within the National Housing Department were young executive officers (M41-M44). .

The Kenyan delegates were attentive and silent throughout the presentation until the Q & A session that I noticed a brief hesitation on the guest side when the chairperson open the floor for discussion. I believed they were expecting more senior-looking high ranking officers to explain further to them various issues pertaining to housing, (judging from their resume) as they are holding senior post too in their government.

Anyway, at first I had hard time understanding their English, which were heavily accented. But from the sentence structure, usage of tenses I would rate their English as good. Then I listened to our officers answering in English ... though in my humble opinion less accented, correctly pronounced ... the officers often stopped mid-way asking for translations on certain words.

Then some of our officers tried to help and adding to what the officers had just said, I find that they either did not understand the questions or got drifted away. Some ... you could even detect slight tremor in their speech. Perhaps due to nervousness. I have to be honest, I participated in the discussion as well and I find myself spoke in Manglish instead ... with frequent use of "lah" and "maa". To certain extend I stopped mid-way as I was trying to create a perfect sentence.

Hehehe... we can be so proud that we are technologically and economically advance than Kenya but when it comes to speaking in English ... we are no way better than them ... with exception to Japan and Korea of course.

Anyway, I am proud to state here that our young officers did make our country proud as most of them understand their roles and functions and presented it well to our guest. As our guest became more comfortable and the discussion went deeper and deeper, it hit me that perhaps this was how our leaders were doing in the past.Visiting and learning from more developed or advanced countries to make Malaysia what it is today.

Over lunch, Miss Jayne, the delegation leader said " I wonder why you said that you are a developing country. From what I see from the airport to this office, this is already a developed country. I wonder whether my country could be like this in the future."

I would not elaborate on what my answer was to Miss Jayne. Suffice to say that it doesn't make you any Malaysian just by speaking and upholding Bahasa Melayu. It is more important for a Malaysian to know what makes Malaysia and what Malaysia is today. For that you can imagine how long lengthy my answer was my answer to Miss Jayne - "sebijik" like lecture BTN hehehe ...


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Gelek Gerudi at RedBox Karaoke @ SOGO

Was sorting out my pics in the camera when I saw these pictures which I took on a karaoke session at RedBox SOGO with Sam's officemates, to celebrate kejayaan I mengharungi BTN. At first, I was quite shy coz I had never met this group before, which according to Sam are staff at Account Dept. So hehehe ... kena lah sopan santun dgn penuh adat ketimuran lah kunun.

Sekali, all broke loose when this one akak start singing all the kategori "goyang" punya number. Lagu "Bulan Cinta" by Amelina. Sort of ice-breaking laa.. but belum panas lagi then my self and Sam started singing yeah ... to WOW the audience lah :P ... but the mood that day was more to having fun than showcasing our talent.


But this akak again memang hebat lah with dangduts ... with voluptous body to match .. I dengan rela hati jadi backup dancers je laa... Highlight ... lagu Inul Daratista that started with ... "Para penonton, bapak-bapak, ibu-ibu yang ada disini ... " fuyooo ... siap dengan gelek gerudi ... so kitaorang pun apa lagi ... hehehe ... bak kat si Inul ... "dangdut tanpa goyang bagai sayur tanpa garam" ...

Gambarnya ngak boleh diposting yaa ... seksi bangat ...


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