On the outer view, it's disguised as a normal looking Japanese Soup:
Don't be deceived, behold the New Evolution Miso Soup with
Now, goin to 'patent' this recipe so that nobody can make this
She's 3 months old & I'll be seeing her in May ... coming back from Australia for her 1st vacation in Kuching.
Meet my new pet, the sexay chix in town:
Currently reading a book newly bought from AMAZON.COM (took like 3 weeks to ship here from USA). Paid RM150 for a book with a dent at the top *damn the stewpit postman*
Awesome food, books, movies, shoppings, facial treatment, Spa+whole body massage, meet up with friends & relatives for dinner & junk food made my 4 days (last week) so enjoyable.
Then begin my bookshop hopping activity.
Hahah .... it's just so farnie... Any1 wanna borrow from me after I finished reading it?
Btw, I do lup my boss deep deep.
Wow ... the tart was moist and chewy that make me stop & go, "Mmmmmm..."
Evening Sky after cooking *dinner*
Mak chiu kui tua tua & C it.
damn lar ... why everytime like that 1?? You can't blame me for not bein a good cook, from small I'm always bein chase out *shushhh* of kitchen bcoz I somehow always managed to hurt myself.
*Do u feel the lap?*
I don't want to admit it but it's so true.
YUMMY!!! After slowly enjoying every bite of the delish sausage, only then kam guan walk to the train terminal to wait for the train. It was already 9.25am.
Overhead an announcement : Delay of Flight (1 day) by MAS airline. Accommodation & Food will be provided.
That's a Cerita Benar Tuan 2 & Puan 2.
Oh no ... Santa Clause is actually Superman. 
Artist are just so creative. Noticed the "bowl" at the 4 corners of the drawing where people can donate money??
Was walking along the river enjoying the scenery when suddenly a super loud "tut tut" went off. This is what I saw:
wah pollution ne ... but the sight make me jump like a child ... hahaha ... not an everyday sight.
Ran towards the train to capture Red Hot Wheels. Pretty right?
ahha .. Santa left some presents on top of the roof for me. Now, if only I can reach it.
I walk by this shop & was attracted by the chocolate corn shape displayed that I bought 1 to try. To my suprise, it's stuff with FRESH CREAM with only a thin layer of chocolate... yippeee... CREAM le ... so happy ... I need all the fat to keep me warm so don say a word about my weight Sexylip
Stores selling this dessert (assorted fruit with chocolate coating) are everywhere ... at the end I succumbs to this sinful temptation. As the saying goes, "People eat with their eyes, and their eyes trick their stomachs." See, how can I resist?
Peanut & Chocolate coated apples:
In the end, I choose my fav fruit Setowbeli, 3.50 euro (RM17.50).
Looks at the variety of MEATs on sale:
I almost wet my shirt with saliva when I saw these .... BBQ meats!!!
Romer at night... 1 of the reasons I'm back here, to see the lights. I is still small kid. Beautifully lighted place makes me feel happy.
And also to capture the skyline of Frankfurt City from the Iron Bridge at night:
We just had to go get this PORKY we saw this morning & was mourning about it as we tot we had miss the "Top must eat food in the world" die die also must ta pau back although buffet dinner spread was waiting for us. True porky lover. 
The room entertainment at the hotel 0_O
This ends my Europe Travel Log.
*my cactus are flowering again after so long*The Baha'i community in Kuching held a celebration at Penview Inn last night (the last day of fasting). The celebration starts with prayers, then I began chomping on the sumptuous feast ... haha... really hungry le. The night festivities also include music & dancing.
If you like to know more, please Click for details of Baha'i Faith
Time to rejuvenate as I plan to cover as much ground as possible tomolo morning & pray that it don't rain. Thank you god for loving me. I open my eyes to a not so sunny but beautiful morning.
A statue of kids forms the top of a public water faucet near tower.
Close up of the Leaning Tower's base. Noticed the sinking side??
Detail of the top of the leaning tower:
Everyone tends to focus on the tower but they shouldn't - there's still a magnificent church and baptistery right next to it.
The Duomo (Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta)'s façade consists of four levels of open galleries:
1 of the 4 evangelists sit on the corners of the facade:
The mosaic above the central doorway is the Virgin Mary by Guiseppe Modena de Lucca:
The delicate carvings on the marble columns:
The doors feature bronze reliefs from the late 16th Century:
See the Baptistry (looks like a huge delicious "baci" chocolate) . It was built from 1152 to 1284. During this era, custom stated that a child could not enter a church until they were baptized. Therefore. many cathedrals of this time would have a separate baptistry constructed.
It's topped with a statue of St John the Baptist to whom it is dedicated:
From outside the Camposanto (cemetery) has almost NO decorations at all, with only one great exception : The entrance is surmounted by a splendid Gothic tabernacle, enriched by tracery and pinnacles and with a sculptural group of the Virgin and Child with Saints and a kneeling figure.
I tried a lot of poses with the leaning tower, but failed miserably:
From left to right, Camposanto (the plain wall behind), the Baptistery , the Basilica & the most famous Campanile (Leaning tower).
Just a random shot. I like the cute bell with a rosak punya clock.
Walk by foot toward the city centre, admiring buildings with the typical Italian flair, churches etc ... and very impressive parking skills of Italians. Cars are park at winding & narrow road.
That's not all, see how much SPACE between 2 cars, I ish SALUTE.
Saw a nicely decorated cafe & hop in for breakfast. Tried the Italian Crepes, no doubt ordered chocolate flavor & a cup of Cappuccino. No complaints. It's sweet & yummylicious.
I can't remember the sequence of places & churches that we passed by. I'll start with San Sisto Church (11th century): this is one of the oldest churches in Pisa and inside a piece of the Koran is preserved
The Piazza dei Cavalieri (Knights’ Square). An old town square.
At the centre are stalls selling antics, paintings, books, wine glasses & kawaii CATS!!
This square is home to one of Pisa University's most prestigious colleges: the Scuola Normale Superiore. Currently it has a beautiful facade completely covered with scaffolding and plastic sheeting (look behind the statue). So disappointed lar. In front of the palazzo stands the statue of Cosimo I de Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany.
Another remarkable building is the Palazzo dell'Orologio (the Palace of the Clock), two separate medieval towers joined together by adding an arch.
Here lies the church of Santo Stephano dei Cavalieri (The church of the knights).
Walking along the streets we stumbled upon more churches.
The next church we find is on Borgo Stretto, Chiesa di Santa Michele.
Since it's Christmas period, a little square in Borgo Stretto hosts a Christmas Market *yay*. Bought X-mas decor for relatives.
Skydiving Santa Clause :) See the cute parachute cute kan.
Pisa Flea Market, a place with great finds & bargains.
Betty Boop for sale in the flea market:
A street artist doin his magic:
The River Arno... It is big and quiet (NO boats at all)... Its a lovely setting, the way it slips around the town very elegantly and divides Pisa into two areas: Mezzogiorno to the south and Tramontana to the north. I just love this photo:
The Arno River runs through Pisa, and is lined with grand old buildings. This beautiful building is one of the oldest and best preserved in Pisa. The building is made of terracotta and decorated with Gothic motifs. This 14th century building is interesting for several reasons, among which the fact that is leaning.
Walked cross the centre bridge. On the other side of the bridge was Piazza Garibaldi, which naturally has a statue of Garibaldi la duh.
From a far, couldn't help but notice this church by the river bank, Santa Maria della Spina. The name Spina (thorn) derives from the fact that a thorn from the crown of Jesus has been preserved here. The spiked turrets on the church roof commemorate the relic.
The Guelph Tower of the old Citadel, saw this while walking along the river bank.
Exploring the city until the very last minute, then 'kam guan' rushed back to the hostel to checked out.. haha.. every city also like that.. lucky din miss any flight.
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