Ajisan Ramen

After the whole day of shopping and another half building left to explore for great bargains,

we went to Ajisan Ramen for a wonderful meal. It's one of those meals that's spent with your loved ones that seems to brighten up any gloomy day that you may have. With continuous laughter, story telling sessions and endless interesting impromptu crazy acts accompanied by dinner, one could only hope for a wonderful evening ahead. 

Py had the Spicy Miso Ramen

Which tasted deliciously. 

Mine was the Hot Plate Spicy Chicken Ramen

And true to it's words, it's spicy all right.

But spicy to the point that it got me addicted.

Oh you spicy devil!

Bro had the Chicken Teriyaki with extra helping of rice

And half of mine since I can't finish it. 

With various other side dishes too...

Cold Tauhu with Sesame Seed Sauce

It has a sort of sourly taste but it blends remarkably well with the sesame seed sauce .

A must have in each meal.

Japanese Gyoza

This is simply a must have. Delish indeed! 

Prawn Mayonnaise

In my opinion, this is just not worth it and it tasted quite ordinary.

Chicken Cutlet

Crunchy on the outside and yummy in every aspect! 

All in all, we truly had a great meal. =)

Words never uttered...

As time goes by,

It gets more crystal clear.

And I always wonder why,

Everything seems worst than how they would appear.

Claims and facts, 

Are all just words.

For I couldn't care less,

For what they're worth. 

I'm not saying that I judge you,

As much as I questioned myself.

But off all the things one could outgrew,

Can't you see the things done by you?

MDO 3

With all the hype that has been going on in the debating community, Malaysia Debate Open (MDO 2011) is truly a success! 

Am glad that I am a part of it too!

Being one of the most anticipated debate tournament in Asia, we totally rocked it!

With the tabs scores in my hand *evil smile*, well enough of crazy thoughts,

we all made it happen!

*hugs*

my awesome tabs crew!

MDO 2011 Crew! 

Thoughts of the day...

When someone hurts you, 

you can either hold on to the anger and resentment

or you can embrace forgiveness.

Forgiveness doesn't mean minimizing or excusing the wrong.

Forgiveness means releasing your feelings of hurt and anger,

and developing empathy and compassion for the one who has hurt you.

Forgiveness brings a kind of peace that helps you move forward.

Forgiveness gives you the courage to move on. 

Time flies...

and here I am...

lazying around with piles of papers waiting to be sorted out. 

It feels like this... 

hoping to see you at the corner of the street...

but I didn't.