"Fish, to taste right, must swim three times - in water, in butter, and in wine." -Polish proverb

Today I had my last "outing" on my LET'S-GO-OUT-BEFORE-MY-SCHOOL-STARTS high! Hahaha. I'm also so frigging tired from mall-crawling (as opposed to pub-crawling), so many blisters have attacked my feet that I think it is now possible I am immune to them, and going out (eating out, shopping, transportation) is like pissing money away. Haha.

And I think I've had enough of going out to last me for a very, very, very long time. *happy smile*

Anyway - here are the highlights of today - starring also:


Shaun came the latest - poor fella, wanting to save money on petrol, he decided to opt fo public transportation of driving. So he took the KTM from Klang to KL Sentral to take the LRT to Kelana Jaya, ONLY to find that KL Sentral is closed because of a bomb scare. (It later transpires that it was a bomb simulation practice, not an actual bomb.) So he had to fork out RM30 to take a taxi from KL Sentral to The Curve. His frustrating experience makes me worry about relying too much on public transportation. :(

Oh haha and because he only arrived at The Curve after Rachel and I were already there for nearly an hour, we had already gotten into the rhythm of trying on clothes. :D So while Rachel decided to go with the pink-white or the white-pink shirt, I decided to help Shaun remember the day with the helpfulness of a camera. :D :D :D


Then we were all hungry as hell, so we put shopping on hold and trotted off in search of food.
Rachel and Shaun decided on Dragon-I, so I agreed. Haha it was so predictable anyway. But seeing as I've never been there before, I figured, it's an experience, eh! These 2 fellas took soooo long deciding what to order (I only took 2 minutes, tops, to decide on my RM15 pork chop and rice :D. It was almost guaranteed to taste good, and was the cheapest thing on the menu. Clever picker, me :D Daddy would be proud) so I entertained myself with the camera while waiting for them.

Rachel super-strongly recommended we try the dumplings (pictured below), so we ordered 1 dish and shared it. :) It was pretty good! RM9 for 4. It was in the Dim Sum category, so I guess the price is a bit high.

After the too-filling meal (problem with Dragon-I may be that their portions are too big - rice and noodles are pretty filling stuff, after all.. eurgg..) we went a-walking again. :)

All riiight. So that was the last outing! :) I planned to not spend any money on anything other than the necessary-for-survival food, but plans are never set in stone. :P Hang Ten was having a m-a-s-s-i-v-e clearance sale, so Rachel and I invaded the cramped store for almost an hour (Rachel more than me, I never take that long to decide if I want something or not, haha). My dear friend even had to go to the ATM machines at one point during the day. Hahaha.

Rachel: How come I never usually find nice clothes, but when I'm with you, I suddenly find so many nice clothes?

Me: Hahaha... Err, because I'm willing to try everything?

Oooo and An, I finally managed to find that "S" necklace I was looking for! :) It was thanks to the lovely Rachel - we had already said our goodbyes and parted when she called me 30 seconds later and half-shouted: "HEY! I FOUND THE "S" NECKLACE!" :D :D :D She found it at a stall outside Borders. RM10, such a better price than the RM23 ones at IKANO. :D

SO HAPPY :D