I came accross to dis yummy dessert from an advertisement magazine, "ADSclusive".. There is more than 20 tempting flavours found in each Perfect Ice outlet. The ice sherbet is distinctively prepared using fresh fruits that contain multivitamins and does not include preservatives and artificial colouring – a healthy sherbet that suits the tagline most, that is ‘Perfect Ice being Perfect Life’.

I heard from my fren said dis dessert is something like "Yao Yao Bing" but a bit soury. It can be mix any flavour dat u like.. Different taste n uniqness will be given by different combination. Hmm, want to have a try on it.. Yum Yum~!
For more information about dis yummy dessert, please click the link below:
http://www.perfectice.com.my/

Malaysia Day is held on September 16 every year to commemorate the establishment of the Malaysian federation on the same date in 1963. It marked the joining together of Malaya, North Borneo (now known as Sabah), Sarawak, and Singapore to form Malaysia. In August 1965, Tunku Abdul Rahman demanded Singapore to leave the federation due to the Chinese population in Singapore is three-quarters more than Malaya's main population, which is Malays.

Currently, the day is a holiday for Sabanh and Sarawak as the official birthdays of their respective Yang di-Pertua Negeris. Anyway, the Government had declared September 16 as a public holiday from next year in a spirit of One Malaysia.

History
Teluk Intan is a town located in the state of Perak in Malaysia. It is the largest town in Hilir Perak district and third largest town in the state of Perak with estimated population of 100,000. In the early days, the town was called Teluk Mak Intan, after a female Javanese trader.

Geography
The town was founded on the river bank of the Perak River. The river forms an oxbow meander as it flows through the town, and the town is built around the oxbow. During high-tides, some parts of the town will be flooded with water even though there are watergates and banks to protect the town. Various measures taken by the government to solve the problem have seen relatively few floods in Teluk Intan nowadays. There has been speculation that the river's flow will erode the narrow neck of land in between the loops of the meander effectively turning Teluk Intan into an island.

The town is on Malaysia Federal Route 58 (Jalan Changkat Jong and Jalan Maharaja Lela), 151 (Jalan Sultan Abdullah) and 147 (Jalan Padang Tembak).

Education
Having been ignored by rapid development which has taken place in many other places in the country, Teluk Intan does not have any colleges or universities. This has led to emigration of the younger generations to bigger cities.

Currently only certain schools in Teluk Intan can offer education up to High School level, or an STPM certificate.

Teluk Intan is my lovely hometown where the place i was born.. n SMK Convent is my secondary school where the place i had sweet n sour memories.. Muacks~!

Since after my dad was met an accident in last 2 yrs, my dad's frens, my bro's frens n not forgotten the Japanese Buddisht Members had helped my family a lot.. some of them had recommend some biz to my dad, some drove my dad to hospital for checked up.. n some helped my dad to move furnitures from office back to home..

In terms of thanks them, my family had held a small n simple buffet party yesterday.. I helped my mom early in the morning to prepare food n drinks.. There's quite a lot of food such as fried rice, fried bihun, fried tom yam mee, fruit salad, 100 plus, carlsberg n etc etc..

Below are some of the photos dat i taken during the party..



Really thanks them a lot.. Ur kindness will keep in our heart.. xD

I came across to dis shop quite many times when i had dinner wif my bf in Sunway Mentari Court but never go into the shop.. But finally i went to the shop on last Sat wif my bf n my fren, June after our dinner.. Went to dis kind of shop once which is quite long time ago..

Dis shop kinda special coz beside the entrance corner there's selling Snow Ice dessert. This little Japanese shop sells all kind of Japanese stuffs such as house utensils, kitchen inventories, foods, drinks, massage items n etc etc.. Most of the stuffs in dis shop was sell at the price of RM4.90 per item.

Menu of Snow Ice

Before left the shop, the Japanese dessert, which is known as Snow Ice had caught my eyes. It makes me felt want to taste it.. xD Dis dessert is non-fattening :D Without thinking much, me n my bf ordered the Coffee Snow Ice.. 2 of us shared 1 bowl of it.. Yum yum..~! It looks simple preparation, i saw the girl took the ice cube that had being FLAVORED with coffee, put on the penguin machine, blended this soft like snow into the bowl. After that pour the choco topping on top and lastly sprinkle some choco chip on top of it.. Here u r.. The Coffee Snow Ice is ready to be serve which is cost me RM4.90.

Blended Ice Cube

Coffee Snow Ice ^^

Milk Snow Ice

Synopsis :

First TV series with immigration work
Top confidential of Hong Kong’s border security.

Immigration Department is guarding the door of Hong Kong, and seeks out to prevent doubtful identities and criminals from entering Hong Kong. It only not creates a highly demanding task for immigration officer and also raises a further question – how will they make identity verification as accurate as possible?

Fong Tsun Kit (Kwok Chun On) becomes friends with two other candidates Cheng Pak Yue (Cho Wing Lim) and Yip On Kei (Mung Ka Wai, Yoyo) while applying for a post in the Immigration Department. Yu is an aggressive person. He later moves to the Police Force and is promoted to Senior Inspector of Regional Crime Unit. While investigating a murder case, he realizes that the new gang leader Wu Kit Sum (Wong Tak Bun) has killed somebody because of Kit’s wife. It totally turns Kit’s life upside down. As a good friend, Kei helps Kit take care of his son after a failed relationship with Yu. When two hearts meet, an extraordinary link spontaneously draws them together. Meanwhile, Au Shun Fung (Patrick Tang) appreciates Kit’s ability very much and recommends him to Mak Kai Ming (John Chiang), Head of Investigation Section. Kit gains approval and he is determined to start anew. While carrying out an investigation on a fraud syndicate, he comes upon his missing wife and uncovers her long-hidden identity.

Cast: Roger Kwok, Benny Chan Chin Pang, Patrick Tang, Yoyo Mung, Toby Leung, Raymond Cho, Kenny Wong, Queenie Chu, Natalie Tong, Power Chan, Ellesmere Choi, Lau Kong, Ben Wong, Lee Kwok Lun, Eric Li, Rebecca Chan, Raymond Tsang, Shermon Tang, Claire Yiu, Florence Kwok, Ha Ping, Mary Hon, Suet Nei

The Mid Autumn Festival or known as Mooncake Festival is a much-celebrated event among Chinese around the world. Falls on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month of the Chinese calendar, the festival marks the end of the harvest season and gifts of mooncakes are exchanged.

I been eating lots of mooncake dis year.. Y?? Since Tai Thong Restaurant is juz nearby his working place n he can get more discount, so he decided to buy mooncake for his family n my family.. U guess how many boxes he buy.. hmm, lets me tell u.. He bought 10boxes.. @@ hmm, luckily not dat expensive after having 50% discount.. hehe^^

So, i have been eating mooncake all the while before the Mooncake Festival.. Besides eating at home, i oso been eating in office.. Lots of mooncake given by suppliers.. Really eat till feel want to vomit.. >.<