Woke up to greet a nice cool day.
Quickly got ready & happily skip to the streets.
We just randomly went into an old looking shop for breakie. The menu was in Chinese only ... Hubby ask me translate & u know lar how I always skip Chinese Class... cannot help also... so I just ordered Set A & B. It's a traditional old looking shop like the ones we usually see in movies where people eat with 1 leg high up on the chair, so how far can I go wrong rite?
When the food came then I realize I've ordered English Breakfast :(
Steak & Sandwich for Hubby, Sandwich & Pasta with Ham (totally tasteless, they just add hot water I think) for me. But the Milk Coffee & Tea was totally AWESOME!!!
Hubby planned to bring me to the Flower Market. Jumping with Joy!
I love flowers & their scents.
Hubby always take good pictures of the flowers for me... he so jimat no need to buy flower for me, just show me the photos enough liaw.
I get to admire the colorful and sometimes odd display like this yellow thingy that looks like a type of fruit.
Here I'm enjoying the sweet scents & admiring the exotic blossoms of real "Mei Hua" or bonsai Sakura tree... this made me wanna visit Japan even more & bath in Sakura sweet scents.
These are the CNY Decor that I used to see people make for sell in Kuching. And here I get to see & touch the real stuff but I dunno wat is this called. Anyone??
There's this root thingy that were everywhere. "Shui Sien Wang" I think & it look like onion (pic on the right) after bein peeled & clean:
Here's the eccentric guy who keep on talking & talking in Cantonese but I don understand most of it as he spoke too fast:
Photo on the left the "Shui Sien Wang" flowering profusely. The above guy even got up & showed me his masterpiece (photo on the right). haha ... I had to whisper to hubby wat it was though, it's a swan by the way
I can never take such pretty photo like hubby:
Actually not much of these golden "KAM" like in Kuching, a sign that CNY is just round the corner:
I'll end the Flower Street adventure with striking yellow flowers: 
Then, hubby look at the map & we walked to Yuen Poh Street Bird Garden. Hubby brought me to see BIRDs ... hehehe....
Steak & Sandwich for Hubby, Sandwich & Pasta with Ham (totally tasteless, they just add hot water I think) for me. But the Milk Coffee & Tea was totally AWESOME!!!
Hubby planned to bring me to the Flower Market. Jumping with Joy!
I love flowers & their scents.
Hubby always take good pictures of the flowers for me... he so jimat no need to buy flower for me, just show me the photos enough liaw.
I get to admire the colorful and sometimes odd display like this yellow thingy that looks like a type of fruit.
Here I'm enjoying the sweet scents & admiring the exotic blossoms of real "Mei Hua" or bonsai Sakura tree... this made me wanna visit Japan even more & bath in Sakura sweet scents.
These are the CNY Decor that I used to see people make for sell in Kuching. And here I get to see & touch the real stuff but I dunno wat is this called. Anyone??
There's this root thingy that were everywhere. "Shui Sien Wang" I think & it look like onion (pic on the right) after bein peeled & clean:
Here's the eccentric guy who keep on talking & talking in Cantonese but I don understand most of it as he spoke too fast:
Photo on the left the "Shui Sien Wang" flowering profusely. The above guy even got up & showed me his masterpiece (photo on the right). haha ... I had to whisper to hubby wat it was though, it's a swan by the way
I can never take such pretty photo like hubby:
Actually not much of these golden "KAM" like in Kuching, a sign that CNY is just round the corner:
I'll end the Flower Street adventure with striking yellow flowers: 
Then, hubby look at the map & we walked to Yuen Poh Street Bird Garden. Hubby brought me to see BIRDs ... hehehe....
An old man transferring his pet lovingly with the help of HUGE chopsticks:
The Bird Garden is the favorite gathering place for HK's songbird owners:
Feast to my eyes & music to my ears:
The market provided them with all manner of creature comforts, from intricately crafted cages to nutritious grasshoppers:
Some of the cage are wearing clothes (winter mayb??): 
Old man mimicking the songbird with the help of a small tool:
Spotted this funny street name : Seh Sa Lo or Washing Cloths Street:
I was expecting to see alot of ppl washing clothes by the street, but I was disappointed.to be continue...
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