:) finally, it's all over...

Hey you, yes, YOU! Look what I have experienced here in Malaysia (so far). I have finally able to sit and do nothing else but to update the blog. I have just finished busy with wedding stuff for my cousin. Check out my facebook for more portfolio.

Korean food, we sat on the floor, with a hole underneath the table so for a non-Korean like me is able to sit and not have my feet to fall asleep. The food was great, I love the pickled papaya! But their sushi is a bit too big to just have one bite. The food is very simple and less fat/oil content. I think they are famous for their pickled items such as the papaya, veggies, and some kind of orange tea.

This picture is taken at a mushroom farm. Yes mushroom came in all sizes and color too!

I went to a nursery that my cousin likes to go too, she bought some fresh coconut for us to drink; p.s. coconut water is cooling, it is nice to have when the day is hot! Fresh coconut drink and at a warmer temperature tastes very different than those I tasted from the cooling shelves. Lucky us, we had it fresh plucked from the tree!

This is a flowering plant that looks like a bird in between the petals.
It is very neat looking!

Cows on the loose!!
We were on our way to a fruit plantation, but on our way there we had cows taking their afternoon walk.

I was at KLCC. It has a lot of small animals and a lot of fish, including sharks, sting-ray etc...
It's this amazing, the butterflies are just as big as my hand!

This is a pomegranate . I should renamed it patient fruit. Because it took me very long time to finish this  quarter piece. It's like corns inside an orange form. The "kernel" part is the seed, but it's not soft like corn, it is hard like grape seeds.

I had a very interesting combination lunch. I had a baked Purple yam and baked flavored eel (you can find it in sushi or just any Korean/Japanese store).

These are the passion fruits, this fruit has very little meat/juice, the peel is very thick, if you have a dull knife it feels like you are cutting a rubble ball. It's sweet and tangy! Very nice!

Have you have banana this fresh? Yes banana grows on a banana tree and the fruit grows on a stick, the fruit (a.k.a. banana) will be in a skirt form, dressing themselves one roll at a time on the stick. It's very interesting! Of course it's not that big of a deal if you saw it before. Just thought that this might be something very tropical thing to do, cut your own bananas from the tree.

This is some kind of berries. 

Snake-skin fruit. The name says it all. The fruit? Well, tasted like alcohol. LOL a bit of fermented taste. A bit of sour but sweet in the same time. Kind of weird alright.







This is just a fun pair of twins banana.








Well that's all for now, it's a lot of uploading and sorting. Getting tired...
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