Meet my colleuge

Meet My Colleuge! She's a part time actor.

Look A like?

They make me a Coconut Lobster.


This is the dude who did this to me.

They make me into "Loong Jing"

Tea anyone?

Last Saturday, my colleuge and me went for Jogoya. I have been looking forward for Jogoya for a long time.

the Ambience was nice

U need a VIP card to get this coupon

Didn't took much photo, all in mine mind was food food food. This are the pics that i only to take. LOL

Coconuts

Prawn

SeaFood Tomyam

After the feast

Me

Me and Muel

This is the damn cake that make me vomit

Quite nice actually, with hot choclate on it. It was like heaven,

Haagen-Dazs's Green tea is so great.

(If your going to Jogoya, pls make sure u get the VIP card without the card, U will miss out lots of food)

 

Getting better

Philae

Philae  is an island in the Nile River and the previous site of an Ancient Egyptian temple complex in southern Egypt. The complex is now located on the nearby island of Agilika.

we have to use Waterboats to reach this Philae.

i love this pic the most.hehehehe

Here's the Philae

I'm here

There's something interesting overhere, my tour guide mention to me that the whole Philae was moved from here lol.

When we're waiting for the tour guide.I saw this handsome fellar.

So handsome izit! Hehehe

I try to speak with him in english but it don seems to understand me lol. Maybe its a Egyptian Cat, so cannot understand lol.

BEIJING, China (CNN) -- At least five people were killed and 100 hurt when two primary school buildings and a water tower collapsed after an earthquake capable of causing major damage shook central China on Monday.

The quake registered a magnitude of 7.8, according to the United States Geological Survey.

Four students died and many were wounded when the schools collapsed in the Chongqing municipality, about 215 miles (345 kilometers) southeast of the epicenter, according to China's official news agency Xinhua.

Another person was killed when a water tower fell in the city of Mianyang, Xinhua reported.

The Three Gorges Dam in Wenchuan -- near Chongqing -- was not damaged, a spokesman there said.

Five more earthquakes -- measuring between 4.0 and 6.0 magnitudes -- happened nearby over the two hours, the USGS reported.

Chinese President Hu Jintao immediately ordered an all-out effort to help victims of the earthquakes, Xinhua reported.