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I just woke up from my long awaited nap. The entire week, I haven't had adequate shut eye due to my immensely packed schedule comprising of tests, quizzes, presentations, and assignments. Just had both my Computer test and tutorial this morning and it was difficult, more so than the previous. After that, I rushed back to my room to finish off my public speaking 2nd presentation outline then, rushed to the academic block to have it printed because it was due at 4pm and I finished it at what 3.25? Something like that. It's not because I procrastinated, there's just no freaking spare time and doing a whole outline and doing it carefully takes time. After that, it was finally my nap time. aaaahhhhh......gratifying.

Having said that, the coming week would shine upon another parallel scenario.
Tuesday- Biology quiz
Wednesday- last public speaking presentation!! yay!!
Thursday- Economics presentation
Friday- Computer tutorial, it's on flowchart of which fills me with animosity -_-"

Anyway, I've been talking a tad bit much on studies. Let's reverse footsteps to last weekend when I was back in my sweet home. It was pure bliss. Although, I didn't get to eat all the food that I anticipated. How much could I eat in a meager 3 days where half of each day was used for sleeping. haha..

When I reached Kuching International Airport, Karvin came to pick me up and as if I wasn't already happy just to be home and seeing him, he was so sweet to get me a little surprise gift which he left on the passenger car seat. Do you remember the little rose he gotten me on Valentine's day from Memory lane? I love that little rose heaps and now, he gotten me a bigger one. tee hee... happy!! I find them really adorable. My sis loves them too and she was complaining how come she didn't have 1. tee hee....

Uniting big rosey and little rosey. Look, even my bedsheet has rose. If you're wondering, I love heart-shaped stuffs. Only the memory lane's flowers captivated me.

Ian, my beloved brother, as I've promised, let me show you the goodies I ate back home. I didn't get to eat all that I anticipated and craved though.

This doesn't look very appetizing but I'm telling you, that's the best salad chicken rice I've tasted in Kuching. Really delicious. oo la la...

Mr. Ho's Spaghetti in Alfredo Sauce. The creamy texture and taste is superb. I'm drooling just thinking about it.

Mr. Ho's Signature Prawn Spaghetti which Karvin ordered. The pork cutlets are supremely succulent and you just can't get enough of it. The spaghetti was delicious as well. I hate prawns though.

Cream of the crop. LAMB!!! Ultimate favorite. This is the lamb shank from Magenta. This is the best. Omg.... I want it now!! And the butter mash potato....wooooshhh.... damn nice...

The honey lamb cutlets which I ordered for Karvin. He loves lamb too. hehe.... I love this one too... The glorious subtle sweet ending and the tenderness of the lamb - perfect

Muahaha!! My sweetheart!! Bing's hot chocolate. It does taste as good as it looks. Simply ambrosial!!! It's not the typical cheap chocolate that you get from most places.

That's it on food. Anyway, Karvin and I have been hand in hand for slightly more than a year now. hehe...

Our First Anniversary dinner at Magenta

Guess what he gotten me. hehe

A watch. Precisely what I need and it looks young
& casual. Good for classes. yay yay yay!!

The end. The next day, flew back to stress-stricken zone. -_-"

The Most Delicious Saint

Saints are always depicted as really nice, kind, loving, amiable, so on so forth - all good things in a compact package. The popularized Saint Nicholas for example - loving person who spread love on Valentine's Day. haha

There are heaps of Saints who are known for their own unparalleled characteristics or traits. However, there's this particular Saint who affably serves to satiate our taste buds. I haven't traveled the whole of Malaysia and I'm clueless as to how many palatable Saints there are in Malaysia so, after many years knowing only this particular delectable Saint, I still crave to plunge into its endorphins stimulated appetizing pool every time I am in Midvalley Megamall. Haha... I'm sure many of you shopaholics caught my drift already, right? hehe....

Since gluttony is one of the 7 deadly sins then, I guess they are "cinnful"

Yup yup yup. I'm referring to the well known Saint Cinnamon. It's my mum's favorite too. She never fails to buy a few boxes home whenever she came shopping in KL. I used to despise it's odorous smell but starting from 2 or 3 years back, I suddenly came to embrace it and I loved it ever since. My favorite is undoubtedly the Chocolate one. hehe... But, the original and blueberry one are pretty toothsome too!

I'm literally drooling as I'm thinking about it. Food in Inti are bringing many of us intolerable ennui because of the intense limitation of choice. The bundles to choose from are too little thus, customers cannot maximize their satisfaction which leads to inefficiency. haha... Mr Adrian is right!! We'll subconsciously apply economics in our daily life! Ok, sorry for the slight digresssion.

So, today, Madonna went to Midvalley with her aunts and muahahahahhahahaha..... I have my chocolate cinnamon rolls. Elated!!! No need to boggle my mind thinking of what I should eat tonight. yay!!!!!!! This is how excited you'll get when you get to eat what you after extended brutal deprivation of proper good food.

The first thing I'm going to feed myself when I'm back in Kuching is Mr. Ho's spaghetti with Alfredo sauce. A luscious creamy taste like no other that one. Time for countdown - I'm going back in 5 days!!!!! But till then, I have lots to do and study. Still have 4 more pages of Immunity to study(I take a long time to study a page) and I need to get a kick start on my public speaking major presentation outline. Let's not think about the rest first. One step at a time. Hectic.

Battle of The Instant Noodles

I'm going psycho over Korean instant noodles. You seriously have got to try it. It's way more delectable than lousy Maggi noodles. Maggi fans, please don't take umbrage. Avid Maggi fans might dislike Korean noodles on their first attempt. Both are explicitly different in taste especially the Kimchi and Seafood flavor.

In Korean dramas, there are always scene where they'd eat instant noodles straight from the pot and then, they'd expressed how delicious it is and it really is true.

I just find Maggi noodles very low in quality but no doubt they're delicious too. These few years, every time after I consume them, I'd have skin problems which I didn't initially have. Yea, I know that allergies changes every 2 to 3 years, but I just am prejudice over Maggi noodles now and I'm not going to give it the benefit of a doubt. hehe.. My penchant for instant noodles wasn't shaken so, I tried Korean noodles that my mum loves so much and boy, are they delicious and harmless, to me.

They taste a whole lot better and the texture of the noodles is greater. Undoubtedly better in quality. The packaging itself gives people more confidence unlike that of our local noodles. Packaging is pretty important as the substance used could possibly sipped onto the noodles and there are side effects consuming them. Saw that on Tv.

The best Korean noodles that I tasted is none other than the "Korean Claypot Ramyun" Omg... simply gratifying. I can't resist not eating them when I see them in the kitchen drawer but of course they are just as fattening as other instant noodles. I remembered Rachael told me instant noodles take 3 days to completely digest that's why whenever she's going to have them, she's always so happy. (She disciplines what she's going to digest.) Their high carbohydrate and oxidized fat concentrations is enough said but nevertheless, they're divine. *drools*

Anyway, try it and get fatter with me. =)

That's the Claypot flavor.