Wok With Chris

Nevermind the pic above...I'm gonna share with you my proud moment of the day...

Ever since I was little, there was one dish from Ma that I always enjoy eating. Ma will always cook this whenever I'm back in Melaka, provided she has the time. I dunno what you call it, but in Hokkien, we say 'o-bak'. Direct translation = 'fried pork'.

Today, I tried cooking this with guidance from Ma. I chopped some garlic with a small knife (Kiwi brand), 'hantam' some pork with a bigger knife (Kiwi brand), mixed both together, threw in 3 kampung eggs, added some salt, pepper and dark soy sauce. Stirred and meshed them.

Remember to use Kiwi brand knives. Else it won't taste so yummy!!!

***Aiyoyo samy...just kidding laaa dey...hahaha***

If you use city eggs, 2 should suffice :D

I left it there for an hour or so. Went for a walk around my taman, to strengthen my ankle and prepare it for some tough time ahead --> driving to office in a massive jam!!!. My ankle tire easily nowadays, especially after standing there preparing those stuffs today. Therefore I reckoned it needed some due exercise.

Back from my walk...I started frying the marinated pork. All smelled and looked good.

Besides 'o-bak', I prepared another dish --> sambal ikan bilis. Fuhhhh nampak hebat macha ni...ok let me tell you, both the ikan bilis and sambal is from Ma as well...hehehe...you see, everything's ready...all I did was stir-fried them in the wok...but you need some kungfu also laa...you think easy meh...??? hahahaha

Looks good rite?? Sambal ikan bilis was superb...but the main dish...haizzzzz...tasted like my Ma's (jan agreed), but the texture was a bit weird...ish ish...must ask Ma to demo another time...need some fine tuning...hehehe

Dunno whether you perasan not, these 2 dishes are too dry to go with rice!!! Jan asked me, "so dry how to eat??" She offered to cook a simple soup, but I said "no need ler...so late liao..."

Arrrgghhhh!!! I totally forgotten about soup. It was not in my plan at all. In the end, we had to swallow and drink water...LOL

Surprise!!!

Woke up early this morning to check on my lilies. Unfortunately it HAS NOT bloomed!!! How sad... :(

But there was a pleasant surprise for us...the other floating plant that was given FOC by the nursery, has blossomed!! Flowers are delicate pale bluish to lilac. Jan said it's called 'keladi bunting'...

Googled for it and found out that the plant is actually called 'Water Hyacinth'. Apparently it's one of those floating oxygenator plants. Meaning it supplies oxygen to the water, I suppose. :) Figured out that this is just perfect for my fishes, as there will be plenty of oxygen in the water...

Meanwhile, I will be watching my lilies to see if there's any good news.

UPDATES!!!

As of 10.45am today, my lilies has finally bloomed!!! I just can't hide it, I'm ecstatic right now, this is pure satisfaction...shiok to the max man...fulamak ai...beautiful...!!

Notice the small bud sticking halfway out from the water?? In fact there are a couple of newly formed buds in the water...hmmmm I foresee more good news to come...hahaha

Water Lily - DIY

What would you love to do most, in a weather like this, just before the rain falls? Most will prefer to sleeeeeeep!!! Hmmm but I'm really tired of sitting and resting at home. Now that I'm on my feet again, I'd love to spend some time outdoors, GARDENING!!!

Gardening, yes, you heard me alright. Hehehe...we have been planning to get water lilies a while back. And this is what we got from a nearby nursery.

Let me go thru a few simple steps on how it is done - DIY:

First fill the bottom of the pot with garden soil.

Next, bring out the water lily from its existing pot, together with its clay soil. Let it sit on top of the garden soil in the new pot.

Can't escape the dirty work, as I don't have any gloves with me...but I'm loving it actually...the smell of the clay brought back some childhood memories...you know we used to catch fishes in shallow part of lakes with clay beneath...GET DIRTY!!! LOL....

Alright, now pour in the remaining garden soil until the pot is half full.

And finally fill up the pot with water.

This is how it looks like when the pot is finally placed on its stand. Water is a bit cloudy because of the soil. A few more rounds of water changing should make it clearer.

Simple isn't it. Now it's NOT considered done yet. I really dunno whether it will survive or not. Hahahhaa...lets wait till tomorrow. And the final piece of the jigsaw will be FISHES. Hmmmm we plan to add in some sword tail fishes and guppies. But first, lets worry about the water lily...hopefully it's alright...

***UPDATED***

I had to redo the whole thing just now!!! Jan suggested the idea of 'pot in a pot' concept. Basically it minimizes maintenance.

And so I had to dig out the lily and everything from the big pot. What a mess!!! Arrggghhh...managed to clean it up anyhow. Placed the lily into its original smaller pot. Filled it up with water, and then placed it into the bigger pot. Finally I filled up the big pot with running water. This is how it looks like now.

Have to agree with Jan, this way the water is cleaner and clearer, less soil. Thus it's easy to maintain and fishes are easily visible this way. Well, we haven't gotten the fishes yet. Will blog about it and you'll be able to see the whole new look as soon as we get them. Stay tuned k peeps.

Raya Break

Got a shock when I was told by my colleague KW that next Monday is a public holiday. That is the day I was supposed to be back at work!

Anyway, my joy easily overcame the shock. Hahaha...didn't believe KW at first as we always like to kid each other. Thought it was just another of his antics, perhaps a welcome-back-to-work prank. And so I asked around and at the same time, he kept assuring me "ngak nei yao kam cap meh?" He even showed me the article in The Star online.

Hey thanks a lot bro. Appreciate it.

OK...my 'holiday' continues till Monday...LOL...now that I can walk, I'm hoping for more holidays, of course!!!

Selamat Hari Raya and happy holidays to all...drive safely for those going back hometown...

Food Again

Fuhhhh...went out to have some restaurant food after sooo long eating in. It's the claypot lou shu fan at Serdang Raya. Awwww how we missed it!!!

It is highly recommended by Ho Chiak TV programme and no joke, it's really superb. Go try it out guys...for those interested, the restaurant is called Restoran Makanan Laut Yoke Heng. Sibeh ho ciak!!!

'Yuk choi kai'...another signature dish of the restaurant??? Hahaha...nah...this is another of Jan's specials...slurpsss...I say, 'one delicious delectable dish' (speed +10 fph) ...

Psychological Game

If you are a badminton fan, and have been following the game, you might just notice it's far from being just a sporting event. It's interesting to watch the mental war involved.

From those intimidating shouts to the frequent deliberate time-offs, it only adds colors to the popular sports watched by millions worldwide.

Our Malaysian pair of KKK-TBH and CTF-LWW are no exception, especially the younger pair. It's becoming part and parcel of the game. I think it affects the opponent's confidence, somehow or rather.

Recently, KKK-TBH are seen displaying the fingering gesture at the back, when serving. I really wonder if it's pure tactical, or just another mind game?

Someone enlighten me please.

"Scrump-dilly-umptious!"

The title rings a bell?? Facebook 'addicts' will probably be familiar with it, particularly those who feed their Fluff Friends regularly.

My dinner today, 'dried-oyster-minced-pork-fish-porridge', so yummy I used the saying "Scrump-dilly-umptions" to actually describe it. A really balanced meal it seems.

Yes!!! It's nutritional as it packs essential vitamins/protein a person needs in a healthy diet. Ceh wahhh...anyway thanks to my gf Jan, who has taken care of my makan/minum all these while.

She cooked all sorts of porridge, but this is a special one. By the way, thanks to my ma for the dried-oysters.

Lucky me!!!

Things Are Looking Good....

~~Hopeful~~

The 'Philippines' grass we planted months ago has yet to fully cover the whole garden area...cilaka betul...hopefully it will soon...but it's growing for sure...we opted for this grass instead of the 'cow' grass...same price, but we like this one better...

We wanted to get the 'san cha shu' (direct translation = mountain tea tree) and plant it in the middle of our garden...nothing special about it actually, it looks like a normal tea tree...trick is you have to trim it nicely to have that lolipop shape...but darn!!! expensive like hell...one fully bloomed and nicely trimmed tree can cost a fortune ~~ RM40-50k

~~Thankful~~

Yesss...I can walk edi...but really slow coz the ankle is still stiff and swollen a lil bit...but it's good news!!! ~~cayalah~~ farewell my crutches...you have been a great buddy and help...LOL

~~Graceful~~

OK ler...LOL....looks like gremlins!!!...and it lives in my house...!!!

OK one more last 'ful'... ~~Blardyful~~

Just when I can't take these stuffs, not that I can drive anyway, my buddies blog about FOOD!!! Cisssss....check out the chili pan mee, somewhere in KL and the famous Guang Zhou roasted duck in Uptown!!! Craving man...drooling~~

Keep Fit, Anyone???

Already a lot of my friends are saying I lost a lot of weight. Some commented I look pale (greenish cheek). And some to the extent of comparing my size with the 10-years-back ME...gosh is it really that serious???

Fuhhh yoohhhh...or rather OMG!!!

I asked my cousin brother to bring me the scale from my old house today. They say always weigh with the same scale for more accurate reading. And guess what??? I lost a staggering 8 kilograms!!!!

Unbelievable!!!

OK...now comes the interesting fact...some might be waiting for...

I think lots of rest after my ankle surgery and home-cook meals did the trick.

And oats too !!!...you know sometimes I take oats for lunch...and oats help eliminate bad cholesterol from your body...which is really healthy...moreover, I restricted my diet to purely 'clean' and healthy food...

Oh yes...and there has been no alcohol intake for the last couple of weeks...dun pray pray ler...apart from that once during mid-autumn festival...LOL

So, anyone looking to lose some weight??

Insomnia

Lame.

But I'm finding difficulties to sleep at night nowadays...seriously...I can fall asleep watching TV on the sofa, but once I lie on the bed, my eyes open WIDE.

But one thing I got to admit lah, I wake up at noon nowadays...hiak hiak hiak...

Funny, I still don't get it...c'mon, even if I wake up late everyday, how can one explain the dozing offs on the sofa, but not the bed??!!

Weird.

Hmmm now I understand how some of my friends used to suffer...you know I used to ridicule them for dintancing themselves from caffeinated drinks at nite...well at least it's just never there in my dictionary...now I know how tensed it could be trying to SLEEP...

Sigh.

OK...now I'm going to catch some football matches on ESPN and hope my player scores!!!

ZZZZZzzzzzzz.....

Sleeping Positions

Come on, everyone has their favorite sleeping positions...*wink*

I was playing the stupid Fluff Race in Facebook this whole afternoon (sooooo addicted to FB now) and Paris was sleeping just beside me. Cannot tahan see her sleeping nicely, I decided to kacau her, and shortly after that, she continued her sleep, but in a different position now.

After a few more 'kacau-ings' and a different sleeping style each time, I decided to snap her pics.

There you go, a couple of her favorite sleeping positions, brought to you, exclusively by chrissaro.blogspot.com. LOL...

你的中秋怎么过呢。。。？

Mid-autumn festival is the second most important and widely celebrated festival by the Chinese community, after the Chinese New Year. It's a time where people hold ceremonies to greet winter and worship the moon, and some enjoy mooncakes and chinese tea under the glowing moonlight. Beautiful bright lanterns can be seen everywhere at night.

I had a fairly entertaining celebration last night. Though we didn't actually celebrated it the traditional way (mooncakes and lanterns), we had lots of fun. The awesome crowd was made up of Janice's colleagues. There were 11-12 of us. Some came late. And you could have guessed, it was card games and booze all night, shortly after our dinner. Even Paris was enjoying herself last night. But too bad we did not take any pics. :(

Thanks to all who came last night, you guys are certainly wonderful and happening. And biggest thanks to Janice who made all it all happened, knowing I can't possibly celebrate it elsewhere due to my ankle. So guys, how did you celebrated your mid-autumn festival?

Not How I Thought It Would Be

Today, as planned, I went for my 3rd follow-up appointment in Pantai Cheras. Was told the plaster cast will be removed today, and so it happened. Was quite shock to see my leg in a 'malnutrition' state. I mean it's really small and thin as though I've been starving for months. In fact, I can actually see my tibia and fibula. Apparently, it's a result of my right leg not getting worked out for the past month.

Just when I thought I would be able to walk again pretty soon once the cast is taken out, I was told I need to continue using the crutches and can only move my ankle up and down (it's really stiff and painful when I tried to) for the beginning of the healing process. I need to go back in 2 weeks' time for the following follow-up. I tried to put my leg on the floor and applied 'some' body weight on it, it hurt the hell out of me! I still feel numb and a tingling sensation on the outer ankle which was operated. Quite worried of the outcome, I browsed the internet and was relieved to read that it's only natural to be in this position now, after a surgery a month ago.

Spent quite some time to clean and scrub off the dirt on my right leg. My God, my leg stinks. Finally it gets to bathe.

It's A Sick World Out There

If you've been reading the papers or watching the news on tv, you probably would have come across the shocking news of the body of a girl stuffed in a sports bag found at the staircase of a shoplot in PJ. It's really shocking and I believe most of us are angered by this, and probably majority are in a state of insecurity. It's a sick world out there. I felt sick in the stomach upon reading this. I mean what has happened to this world, more precisely in this case, Malaysia?? Are the punishments not severe enough? Are our local authorities not doing their job efficiently?? A more likely explanation is perhaps that bastard lives in a barbaric world of his own, maybe raised by beasts! Come on, even animals don't torture their own species this way. Inserting a cucumber and a brinjal in that girl's private part, gosh. F*** that bastard son of a gun!

I hope he gets the appropriate punishment and rots in hell. By the way, what kind of punishment is deemed appropriate for this kinda people? I suggest he gets a bamboo stick up his arse, all the way, out through his throat!!!

Above picture taken from our local papers. It was feared the body belongs to the missing girl Nurin Jazlin Jazimin. Anyway the frantic search for Nurin continues. Put yourself in Nurin's parents' shoes, how will you feel? Damn that asshole!!!

***Latest Update***

Nurin's parents have finally decided to accept that the body they inspected is their daughter's. Hard fact to accept especially after the DNA tests matched. Lets pray for Nurin, at least she's resting in peace now. And hopefully her parents and loved ones are able to get over this tragedy soon.

不能说的秘密 - SECRET

I'm not really a BIG fan of Jay Chou's, but I do listen to his songs and watch his movies. Have you guys watched his latest movie SECRET? Boy oh boy, I watched it twice today itself!!! Being a fan to love stories, I didn't hesitate to watch this one. Moreover, this is Jay's first try at movie directing, after several times directing his own MTVs.

The fact that Jay Chou directed this movie, got me even more interested to watch, just to see what this already-multi-talented-guy has up his sleeves. Guess what, it's not one of those lame crappy love stories, it has a BIG twist in it, and that's the SECRET in this movie. It's really catchy and you have to really pay attention to every scene and every word spoken. I didn't quite understand the first time. I'm addicted to it now. This is a great suprise, suprise of the year. Everything was so romantic and beautiful, the plot, the directing, the acting and especially the music.

Unlike his previous movies which he acted rather badly, especially in The Curse Of The Golden Flower, he triumphs in this one. You can see he's talking more and his acting has certainly gotten better by leaps and bounds. There are more facial expression from him, more lively, and what impressed me most is his piano play. Those were exceptionally brilliant! Unlike other actor/actress who has to use stand-ins when playing piano, the camera was zoomed in on Jay and there were non-stop shots of Jay playing the piano himself. The rest of the casts did a great job too. Wong Chow Sang was the spark, providing several funny scenes. The other girl SKY is really pretty. Prettier than the main actress RAIN. If I were Jay, I would have chosen SKY instead. Hahahaha...

Anyway, I guess this movie is going to hit the Chinese movie industries big time, and top the movie lists. I enjoy watching this than Transformers!! Keep an eye on this movie in the Golden Horse Awards, for I think it's going to win a couple of awards, namely The Best New Director(Jay Chou), Best Music(不能说的秘密), Best Supporting Actor(Anthony Wong), Best Actress(Guey Lun-Mei) and perhaps being nominated for the Best Movie, Best Cinematography and Best Story.

Check out its OST too. I understand the movie's OST is a limited edition. And most have been sold out! I'm addicted to his new song 不能说的秘密. Really nice. Cheers to Jay Chou, a multi-talented guy. Respect him highly for his newly found script writing and movie directing talent. Personally I really recommend this movie. But for those who are not into love stories and don't really like Jay Chou, I would advise you to keep your expectation as low as possible, so that you won't be disappointed.

Tounge Twisters

OK this is rather old and outdated, bet some of you would have gotten bored by these, but c'mon, people always say 'old ones are the best'!! Anyway, I don't know how true that is, but I came across a tongue twister this morning, and it prompted me to find the whole database of tongue twisters in the internet, just to try out the old ones which I had difficulties reading them aloud, long time ago. Guess what, I still failed miserably!!! Damn my stupid tongue.

Why not you have a try and see how many you can read correctly out of the 12 tongue twisters below. Now don't start your sheee shaaa sheee shaaa in the office alright. LOL

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Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
Did Peter Piper pick a peck of pickled peppers?
If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,
where's the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked?

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Betty Botter had some butter,
"But," she said, "this butter's bitter.
If I bake this bitter butter,
it would make my batter bitter.
But a bit of better butter--
that would make my batter better."

So she bought a bit of butter,
better than her bitter butter,
and she baked it in her batter,
and the batter was not bitter.
So 'twas better Betty Botter
bought a bit of better butter.

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A big black bug bit a big black bear,
made the big black bear bleed blood.

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She sells sea shells by the sea shore.
The shells she sells are surely seashells.
So if she sells shells on the seashore,
I'm sure she sells seashore shells.

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Shy Shelly says she shall sew sheets.

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Sam's shop stocks short spotted socks.

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Which wristwatches are Swiss wristwatches?

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Lesser leather never weathered wetter weather better.

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What time does the wristwatch strap shop shut?

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Mr. See owned a saw.
And Mr. Soar owned a seesaw.
Now See's saw sawed Soar's seesaw
Before Soar saw See,
Which made Soar sore.
Had Soar seen See's saw
Before See sawed Soar's seesaw,
See's saw would not have sawed Soar's seesaw.
So See's saw sawed Soar's seesaw.
But it was sad to see Soar so sore
Just because See's saw sawed Soar's seesaw!

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Which witch wished which wicked wish?

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Irish wristwatch.

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Awake during Sleep Paralysis (ASP)

My friend Charsiu blogged about not being able to move his body parts when he thought he has awaken from his sleep. He tried very hard to get his body up but just couldn't. Something was preventing him from moving, it's like what people always say "bei guai jak".

Come on, I am sure most of you guys have experienced this before but just didn't dare or didn't care to ask around. Personally I've experienced this few times already. I could actually hear my surroundings, I know I was on the bed, but I just couldn't open my eyes, couldn't lift my arms, legs etc. I totally panicked. But after a while, I was 'released' from being 'pinned down'.

After I did some google this morning, found this SITE that has thorough logical explanation of what actually happens each time we experience this phenomena. Read on and you'll be relieved that it's not those 'ghosts' or 'spirits' that were actually pinning you down. Now go on and have a nice sleep tonite.

Days on Crutches

Tomorrow marks the 3rd week right after my ankle surgery. It also means that I've been on crutches for 21 days. Those who think it's easy to live on crutches, you just have to ask me to know. Imagine those crippled, unfortunate people, how inconvenient it is for them. And they have to go through all these sufferings for the rest of their lives.

Well let me tell you this, instead of my normal standing stance while peeing, now I have to sit. I no longer enjoy bathing, as it hurts my back each time I have to carry my right leg in a seated position so that it doesn't get wet. Instead of helping my gf with all the house chores, now I seem helpless. All I can do is sit down and watch her sweep, mop, cook, wash, water the grass, hang the clothes, tidy this tidy that. Not only am I unable to help her, I feel that I have given her more responsibilities.

It's rather tough for her to take care of all the house chores all by herself, taking care of my meals, and not to mention her taxing office work. For example, for the last couple of days this week, she had to work till 3-4 am in the morning from home, and woke up at 8am the next morning. Absolutely no rest for her. I really pity her.

There was once the house alarm went off in the middle of the night. I jumped down from the bed straightaway, semi-conscious and not realizing that my right leg was plastered and that I can't walk! Gosh I fell flat back onto my bed, holding my right leg in awful pain. Luckily nothing serious happened, both to my ankle and to our house. False alarm, DAMN!!!

Tomorrow I will be going to Pantai Cheras Medical Center for my second follow-up session. Hopefully everything is moving towards the right direction. And my days on crutches will be over, soon, finally. I don't know, but I have the feeling that it won't be as smooth. Already I am feeling my last 2 toes are not reacting when I try to move them. Fingers crossed my feelings are wrong!

My Celebrity Look-Alikes

My friend has this in his blog. And he was asking me to try it out and blog about it. And so I uploaded my pic to MyHeritage website, and damn, this is what I got. Speechless!!! Bet you'll be surprised with the outcome as well. I was thinking of David Beckham or maybe Brad Pitt...ok dun start throwing out now...hahahaha i was just kidding ok...see it for yourself.

Class Of '95

Have you ever wished you could turn back time and go back to the good old schooling days? Has anyone of you ever walked the memory lane of all the good old times you spent with your schooling mates just before you sleep? Have you ever burst out laughing alone or smiling to yourself when recollecting the memories of yesteryears?

Well this is rather childish, but I always hope we could turn back time and go back to our secondary days in St Francis Institution Melaka. Simply because those bunch of guys gave ourselves a heck of good memories, we still treasure till today. Last night I had a terrible time trying to sleep. And instead of counting sheeps, I thought of my old buddies! Smiling, giggling and laughing to myself, finally i fell asleep. Don't get me wrong, those memories aren't sleeping pills to me, they are something I cherished, and I always will.

Back then, we had lots of activities, too many to mention here. But I will just blog about a few good ones here. There was this time, a bunch of us cycled from Melaka to Sagil Waterfall in Johor. Sagil Waterfall, a place we always went, but for this time we decided to try something different. Adventurous as we always were, we started drafting our masterplan. I remember we had a meeting in a basketball court, all in our cycling gears, and some even quarelled discussing about the destination. Some of us even had to lie to our parents that we were going somewhere near for camping. And that 'some of us' included myself!!! All of us stayed at my place the night before. And early in the next morning at about 5am, we started cycling. Lots of incidents during the journey. We were chased by dogs and we cycled for our lives! John grew a 'bisul' at his backside and you could imagine how difficult it was for him to continue cycling. He suggested to go back. But what the heck, we were already half way there. He threatened to call his father to pick him up. Lots of drama, but at last Kay Han exchanged bicycles with him because his bike had better cushion!! We reached Asahan Waterfall at noon time. After taking a bath and lunch, we continued cycling, heading towards our destination. Finally we reached at about 7pm. All of us jumped into the pool of water upon reaching, burnt out and tired. The next day, after lunch we cycled back home. We had to be called back by the PLUS officers because we tried to use the highway, which is a shorter route to get home. Goodness me, lots of incidents, but that only added to the beauty of our whole trip.

Back in '94 and '95, I never liked to miss class. I attended class even when I was sick for I didn't want to miss the fun during class. Laughters filled our classroom every single schooling day. Of course there were some jokers in our class but guess what, the teachers had no choice but to love and hate us. We were the top class, but we always created problems at the same time. There was this incident where few lads tango-ed in the class during Accounts. Of coz those involved were punished but what amused us was those laughing out loud at the incident, were punished as well!!!

Liquid papers were famous during school time. You could see liquid papers flying in the classroom all the time. There was once this guy wanted to borrow liquid paper from another friend, and so it went flying, but was caught by the teacher. As a result, those 2 guys had to continue throwing liquid paper for the remaining period of the class, one standing at one corner and the other at another corner of the class. Whoever dropped the liquid paper will be punished!!

Mrs Tan Yee Heng was our Additional Maths teacher in F4. She's a funny but really good teacher. We always teased her and she could take it. One day, just before her class, all were busy doing homework. Me and Mick plotted a plan. We were supposed to greet her 'Terima kasih Cikgu' instead of the usual "Selamat Pagi Cikgu'. That was the plan. And when she came in, surprisingly the whole class blindly followed us, and we were all greeting her 'Terima Kasih Cikgu'. We burst out laughing, but the teacher cried. She dashed out of the classroom, and minutes later we were summoned by the Guru Penolong Kanan and had to stand under the hot sun. Feeling guilty, me and my friend Mick apologised to Mrs Tan and all of us were made to 'sumpah' we won't be that mischievious again. LOL...

And then there was this Rumah Hantu incident. You could read from Myke's blog. I could go on and on, but I guess this blog will be too long!!! Appreciate if you guys could join me and contribute to the stories. What say you? But before that I would like to mention a few of those jokers of '95. We still keep in touch, very close indeed, and we are still as mischievious as ever.

Michael Song Kok Wee a.k.a Mick...he was the chief joker in our class. When he's not around, the class was rather quiet and boring. He's now attached with LG and is doing fine. Single and available. Recently appeared on Astro AEC's Go Go Trendy program, talking about the latest LG Prada phone.

Jacky Cham Sin Yan. Me and him are very close indeed. Were bus-mates since kindergarten. There was once me and another cousin were bullied by a botak fella in the bus, our fathers mistakenly scolded Jacky, as he was also botak at that time. LOL. Getting married end of this year. Into Civil Engineering. Cheers bro.

James Luke Ng Kay Han. Famous for his 2 goals scored, against our OWN TEAM during the final of our F5 inter-class footie tournament. He's my cousin and we were in the same class since Std 1 till F6. Got the same course in UPM but diff majoring. But in the end, we got the SAME cgpa even until the 3rd decimal point!!! Hell of a nice guy. Still single and available.

Zachary Augustino De Souza...fuhhh what a name. He's a Eurasian guy. Good looking eh...but he's not available anymore ler...hehehe...another joker...always do the unexpected...my strike partner in footie....me, him and fabian were the 'toilet bros' during school..why?? we always went toilet together!!! He's working in Perak now and I seldom get to see him nowadays...

Damian Tan Yu Wei...he's attached with Sg Airlines now...has a low tone that when he speaks, sometimes you can hardly hear what he mumbles...another crazy and adventurous guy...slimmed down a lot since he went to NUS....apparently during NUS' ragging, they were made to swallow a collection of saliva spitted by the fellow new students there...he mentioned there was this guy from China, his saliva was attached with a thick greenish phlegm...yucksss!! maybe that's his secret to slimming down...hey when coming back ha?

Michael Lim Chin Nam...he's a nice guy...loves to study...continued his studies in the UK and right now working there as well...very successfull in his studies there....seldom see him too...he's the goalkeeper of our football team...cheers chin nam...

Wee Kia Hau...ok he's like the police and we were the thieves...hahaha...he's our monitor for goodness sake...the guy who always wrote our names on the blackboard...hahahhhaha...anyway, out of classroom, he's a nice friend...but not in the classroom...*just kidding*...it was his responsibilities to keep the classroom quiet.

Michael Ang Choon Yi...the groom in the pic...a computer maniac...he claimed he was exposed to computers since very young...now in a German IT company in Sg...very successful both in his career and marriage...

Fabian Choong Tien Fook aka Doctor...the guy with specs at the right most of the pic...we dun call him doctor for no purpose...he's really a doctor...blardy joker...will always kacau us and liked to be kacau-ed in class...but back at home, he study like mad...5A's in his STPM...dun pray pray...

Jason Kua Wei Chuang aka Rolando...third specky, seated guy from right...my cousin as well...classmates since Std 1 till F5..after that he pursued his studies in UK...now working in Shah Alam...lots of funny stuffs i did with him...joker...

John Chang Lian Hsien...standing behind with blue shirt in the pic...he's always the middle man...if u are trying to look for someone but dun have their number, you can count on john...working in Melaka now...will always call him out each time we go back Melaka...he was the guy with the bisul...hehhehehe...

Yau Chau Fong...seated next to the groom in white shirt...he's a bookworm...but good thing is he's a Red Devil....hehhehehe...cheers Devils...