I'm The Unstoppable Social Bug

So the other day, Kareen asked me to try to do a personality test on ETP Pemandu website. This is a game to determine what's your personality and what careers you will excel in, come 2020. haha. And me, I'm the Unstoppable Social Bug.

How did ETP and I arrive at this? hehe. As with all personality tests, I had to answer some questions.

Here are some of my favourite questions. ahhaha. I probably won't show you each and every question because then it will spoil the fun. ehhe.

Out of all electrical appliances, I chose the washing machine because I don't have enough clothes and I need to do laundry often. hahahaha.

Then, since I do not have enough clothes, my top priority during weekends is fashion warehouse sale to fill my wardrobe, with only little damage to my purse. LOL.

This game is quite educational too. It helped me understand more about my own country and how KL is transforming towards a better future.

See, it says here, Malaysia does indeed have fresh local produce and we should be supporting our local farmers so that our money stays within Malaysia.

We can expect more trees, a clean Klang river, MRT to beat traffic jams and more shopping come 2020!
I hope ETP stays true to their words and carry out all the initiatives as planned.

So here it is! My verdict. hehe.
Yes I'm allergic to 9 to 5 jobs, that's why I'm a life insurance advisor hehehe.
I meet people all the time and I'm so loving this career! :D
And I'm addicted to traveling too! This blog gives me a space to write about my travels and experiences. Hehe.

So do you think this is me? :)


I'm so lucky to have found another unstoppable social bug like myself. hahaha.

XOXO

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Damansara Village @ Ipoh

Hey y'all! I know, technically speaking, I am supposed to blog about the Nuffnang 6th birthday bash first.. Haha. But I'm still waiting for some pics taken by Desrrey and Sean on their camera (some of my iPhone pics suck) so I'll skip that and blog about that later.

Mr Choe and I got invited to Damansara Village for a - erm how shall I call it? - media engagement party? makan makan with Ah Beng and Patrick? - function. I initially didn't know what event it was except that we were invited by Henry and TV personality "Ah Beng" and famous radio personality Patrick Teoh will be there. And I initially thought the event was going to be in Damansara (as the restaurant name suggests) and didn't know about Damansara Village @ Ipoh till I googled it. Then I came across this post on Damansara Village blogspot, where bloggers were being invited to a dinner at Damansara Village @ Ipoh on the same night. Now, we're not invited as a blogger but as personal friends but that shouldn't stop me from blogging about it. ;)

See, they are in Imbi, Petaling Jaya and Ipoh.
Oh, for those who are still new to this branch in Ipoh, they are located just beside the Lost World Theme Park at Tambun. :)

When I got there, I quickly took a few shots of the place and its surroundings before it's too dark.
There was still a lil' amount of sunlight when we arrived at 7.30pm.
And what they said in their blog is true - if you dine here, you'll be dining amidst 200-million-year forests.

Then, dinner is served.


The best thing about of Damansara Village is in its soup.
We could really feel the herbs in the soup and we could feel the nutrients going into our body, rejuvenating our cells. hahahaha. (so "kua cheong")
But seriously I think the soup's really good. It's not just the normal clear soup you get from a lot of steamboat places.


The service was also good. See, not only did they help us place raw food into the pot to cook, the waiters even made it a point to get the cooked fish out of the pot and place them onto individual plates for each of us, served complete with soy sauce and seasonings. *thumbs up for the good service*

Another thing that I really liked are the prawns but I ate them too soon that they didn't make it into my pics. haha. Therefore, for that, you'll have to make your way to Damansara Village. Haha.

We need to thank Henry (bottom right) for inviting us and introducing us to good steamboat!
"Ah Beng" Lum Tak Weng (I don't really know how to spell his Chinese name) was also there to welcome all the patrons that night.

Then we had a really good chat with Yen, Jason and Patrick.
They are all real friendly people and we found out that Patrick is living in a place I am currently surveying! ahah. Gotta pay him a visit soon!

The fresh, sweet, juicy prawns are waiting for you at Damansara Village! :D