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Lemon Tea

When life gives you lemon, make a nice hot lemon tea.

Squeeze out all its juice and V V V V V V at it. Take that, lemon!!

Lemon Tea

Hot Lemon Tea

Recipe:

1 tea bag
1 lemon
1 teaspoon of sugar

Rinse glass/mug with hot water.
Fill glass/ mug with hot water.
Add tea bag and let it sit for a minute.
Rinse lemon. You can slice or cut it in wedges.
Add lemon slices or juice it (wedges).
Add sugar.

Your hot lemon tea is ready.
Enjoy while it’s still hot. It will calm you, in mind and emotionally. That’s what I’m doing now.

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Latte @ Ristretto Cafe

Spent the afternoon sipping Cafe Latte while surfing high speed Internet at Ristretto Cafe.

Cafe Latte @ RM7.50

Cafe Latte @ RM7.50

Ristretto’s interior has changed and now more commercial like as they have transformed from Cafe to Restaurant. They are now serving Brazilian BBQ and Peruvian cuisine. So, I guess that’s why they changed their set up.

Of course, they still serve coffee.

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Lunch at Aunty Nat, Sri Hartamas

I love Fridays because we have 1.5 hours for lunch break and sometimes we push it to 2 hours and manage to sneak back to work without being noticed that we’re late.

Yesterday, my colleagues and I went to Sri Hartamas area for lunch. There’s this place called Aunty Nat that serves Nyonya cuisine.

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This Fish and Mango Kerabu (RM6) is really not to my liking.

I expected the kerabu to be like Som Tam, where the young unripe sour mango is in thin slices mixed with raw fish slices. The kerabu here tasteless mango serve with 4 this deep fried dory fish fillet.

We skipped drinks and order straight to desserts. Why pay RM3 for a glass of barley, when you can get a big bowl of desserts with an add on of RM2. Lol *cheapskate*

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Cendol @ RM5

This is one of Malacca’s typical desserts and can be found in almost every state in Malaysia. Consists of  Cendol (green jellies) with kidney red beans, coconut milk and brown sugar.

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Bubur cha cha @ RM5

The Bubur Cha Cha is a type of sweet coconut based soup with sweet potatoes, yam, sago and tapioca jelly. I had a taste of it and I think if I finish the whole bowl, I could get diagnosed for Diabetes. It is super sweet! According to my colleague, the soup is quite diluted. walau! How much sweeter do you want? Just hearing that, my ears went diabetic.

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Icey Lemon Sea Coconut @ RM5

This is the yums!! The most delicious among all the desserts we ordered.

Generous amount of sea Coconut! The sweet honey from the sea coconut and zesty like juice. Yum yum..

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Sambal Fried Rice with Beef @ RM10

The fried Rice looks simple. Although our looked simple and not very appealing, but it’s delicious. The fragrance of the shrimp paste (sambal) is not too strong and yet you get taste or it blended with the drive.

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Seafood Tom Yum Meehoon @ RM10

When I first saw this, immediately I’ve regretted that I didn’t order the fried rice. Thinking that probably it’s just the appearance, maybe it taste good.

So, I picked up the spoon and try the soup. Fml.. should have ordered the fried rice.

-end-

**FYI, this post is drafted via ZTE Light powered by Android**

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Happy New Year 2012!

The title says it all.

taken in Perlis by the Paddy field (miss it)

But still, I want to wish everyone a very Happy New Year 2012!

May this year be a better year for you and me.

I’ve made a simple list of resolutions, more realistic this time and I’m keeping that in mind and not writing it down here. (because I malu want to share :P )

Spent my first New Year’s Eve in the office and it was the first time I celebrate New Year away from home…alone. At least not so #foreveralone as I have my colleagues with me here. :3

Witnessed spectacular fireworks from my office window. This was taken a few seconds after the countdown. On the dot of 2012, there were more fireworks! Can see the whole stretch from one end of this picha to the other end. The whole KL City were fired.

Some colleagues and ex-colleagues didn’t belief that some of us stayed back in the office for the year end closing, so we took this picha to show them.

Although, I missed out partying during New Year’s Eve, at least I didn’t celebrate it alone in the office. That’d be too damn.


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Let’s Push It!

Ever since I started working, I blog occasionally and to date I still have like 36485950323281 backlog posts to update *grin*

This month however, I am surprised that the bandwidth for annna.net is almost exceeding it’s limit! Must be all the pichas I floodloading to the server *teehee*

I’m no IT geek, so I don’t know how big 15000.00 Megs is. Even if it’s just a small bandwidth, let’s push it to 100% so that annna.net can have a rest over the weekend and start a new bandwidth on New Year Day!!!

The one and only New Year Resolution for annna.net is for the author (Yours Truly) to blog as often as possible.

Goal = 200 posts for 2012

“…”

Let’s push it!

I know lah… I bragged that I would end this year with 800 posts (currently 772 posts including this), but *inserts excuses* my work *boring* implied that I must record everything happening in this year before the new year begin (accounts ma) We might celebrate New Year’s Eve in office. *NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO*

Happy New Year to you and me!

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