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Solely owned by yours truly, Your Beloved Babe
I am loud, I am not ordinary, I can be bitchy, and I am not afraid to be myself. Music, Singing and God are my passion. Loves chilling with my family and friends.
Im still learning to appreciate life and thankful for those who are part of my life.
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Be yourself. No one can ever tell you that you're doing it wrong.
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Wednesday, June 30, 2010 @ 4:23 AM  Food food! Omnomnomnom! The sudden craving for chicken rice balls and Malacca food led us to a one day trip to Malacca! Went with my besties, Kelvin and Pauline and also Elbert.  Since we were craving for chicken rice balls,our first stop was the famous chicken rice ball at the corner shop near Jonker Street.  the famous and unique Chicken Rice Balls  That place was so famous that we still had to queue up although we reached there around 3.30pm. Next stop was definitely the famous Jonker 88 stall where they sell good chendols, ABC and Assam Laksa. Check out its vintage decorations! It has never changed since this place was built.  The chendols and Nyonya Assam Laksa is a MUST try!  After two hours of non stop eating, we finally decided to chill at this famous coffee house in Malacca, the only coffee house in fact in Malaysia, which sells 13 states coffee. As a coffee lover, it was great! Tasting different states coffee and mixing them!  Mine was Perlis + Malacca coffee. I love its bitterness.  Kelvin with his Perlis + Terengganu coffee. The blend was just nice.   Saw this CUTE Australian kid at the coffee house. Isnt she just adorable?   Dataran Pahlawan A huge field where people just sit down, chill and chit chat and its situated between two malls. Great place to take pictures and camwhore.  Pauline    Jumping shots!    Jason Tan Kelvin Before heading back to KL, we decided to have some Hoegaarden and multi-layer cake, also known as Kek Lapis.  Hoegaarden loves! Definitely cheaper than KL! :)   Dropped by Kajang, my hometown for some Satay and ketupat before heading back to Subang! I miss the satay and ketupat there.   Photograph credited to Pauline Tan, Kelvin Lee and myself.
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