Pics from CNY 

Some pictures from the Chinese New Year week. I joined Yvonne, Daniel and Leo in Ipoh (pronounced as Ee-poh) with the other Ipoh people after my time in Taiping. We ended up going back to Taiping to visit the Taiping Night Safari! Sorry, limited pictures as I'm waiting for everyone else who had digital camera to supply me with pics. I know, I have to get myself one of those!

We took a visit to one of the many limestone caves in Ipoh, which most have temples built into them. The one we went to had a great landscape, with ponds filled with koi fish and jogging tracks.



Me and Yvonne had taken a walk around the jogging tracks already and we were sitting inside the cave waiting for the guys to find us. No wonder they took so long. They were busy posing. From left: Leo, Jee Seng, Hwok Lok and Daniel


From left: Chen En, Leo, Daniel and Jee Seng, posing yet again.


After the limestone caves, we decided to go for Ipoh's famous tau foo fah (smooth soybean curd), which was good because of its smoothness. And the guys decided they wanted the girls to take a picture of them as the Tau-Foo-Fah-Boys. Seriously, they're more into posing than the girls!




From left: The Ipoh boys - Alvin, Joshua, Chen En, Jee Seng, and the KL girls - me and Yvonne on a zoo train.

After walking about 2 hours, we finally got out of the zoo. The five of us, with Chen En, who's taking the picture, came out faster than everyone else. I think it was because of my overeagerness of seeing all the animals. Yvonne kept holding me back when I kept rushing forward the animals.


After our time in the zoo at 12am
The whole gang, from top left: Jee Seng, someone's friend, Pak Lin, Sandy, someone's friend, someone's friend's girlfriend
Those sitting, from left: Joshua, Yvonne, me, Jennifer, Jennifer's twin - Sandra, Jen and Sandra's brother and wife
Those squating, from left: Alvin, Chen En, Daniel and Hwok Lok

No animal pictures you say? Aren't these pics enough?!


No, not a picture of another animal. More like a corpse (seriously, my grandma had that same look during her funeral!). Freaky man... I look like my mom when I sleep. This was on our way back to Ipoh, which is 45 minutes away. Thank God Jee Seng got us back safely. We were all dead tired.