Marriage is a WorkShop

Marriage is certainly a WorkShop where the men Work and the women Shop. This is meant to be a joke, but it certainly rings a bell. Uneducated married women who don't work or cannot hold a job outside tend to spend away their husband's hard earned money by shopping and buying branded stuffs if they can afford it. The poor husbands work their butts away while the women go shopping to buy things for themselves like a 'tai-tai' or some even go travelling round the world to visit their kids on the other side of the globe. If I were to shop, usually I will spend my own earned money from working by the computer at home. I don't envy others who don't work yet get high allowances monthly, but am thankful that I am able to put food on the table for my family.

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Down with Flu

I have finished the entire course of anti-biotics but my flu still remains the same. I had seen the Singapore 24-hour clinic once before on my flu with 4 types of medicine costing the company RM 66 total. I don't have to take medical leave since I work in a home office. My business partner is my boss who handles all the logistics, planning, replacing materials, paying workers their daily wages, expenses, etc. My work is just using the computer doing work like emailing, preparing quotations, calendars, product brochures, scanning, etc. Maintaining several blogs is no easy feat, especially when you have a full time job in a home office.

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Michelin Star Award Din Tai Fung

In 1993, Din Tai Fung was awarded top 10 restaurants of the world by New York Times. In 2011, it was twice awarded 1 Michelin Star which is a global recognition of its of fine dining quality and restaurants. Of course, the funny part of all this is that this prestigious restaurant rating is from a tire company; the same Michelin that sells tires also gives out restaurant ratings! Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay explained that losing the stars was like "losing a girlfriend."

In 2012, it was three times awarded the 1 Michelin star and in 2013, four times awarded the 1 Michelin star. It was also ranked number 1 in "101 Best Restaurants in Asia" by the Daily Meal. In 2013 the same year, it was ranked top two franchise for travelers by CNN. In 2014, it was 5 times awarded 1 Michelin star and KL Top Chinese Restaurant by Trip Advisor.

Above is a snap shot taken in Gurney Plaza, Penang on the basement floor showing the fine white porcelain and cutleries used to serve diners. One will also get julianned ginger for extra zing. On the right is the menu in Red for as a colour for prosperity. Most Chinese love Red, don't they?

This is apple juice for about RM 10 and Pu-Er tea for RM 16 per pot! There were many pu-er tea leaves inside which makes the tea concentrated and you have ask for free hot water to replenish the teapot. There's also appetiser in black strips of vegetables with glass noodles in the center.

This is the set of RM 55 per person consisting of 'siew loong pau' or small dragon pau with rich concentrated soup inside the bun skins and steamed in bamboo receptacle. There is also fried rice with lots of de-gutted prawns and egg. For veges, it was garlic pea sprouts that looks yummy. There's also double-boiled chicken soup, though it was too oily and I had to scoop the oil out, even though the soup tasted just as good. As for dessert, you have 5 choices, one of them was the black sesame ball in red bean gravy.

You can also order imported juicy Songshan pineapple filling baked to perfection in a golden buttery crust, air-flown from Taiwan on the 19th August with 5% discount for the early birds. For 6 pieces, it cost RM 49.80 and for 10 pieces, it was RM 69.80. There are no preservatives; hence you have to consume it within 1 week upon arrival.

If you would like to try Din Tai Fung Gurney Plaza, the address is as below:

Address: Gurney Dr, Georgetown, 10250 George Town, Penang
Opening Hours: 11 AM – 9:30 PM

Spent 3 hours at Starbucks

This afternoon, after visiting a client's place, my colleague and I chilled out at Starbucks in Taipan, USJ1 of Subang Jaya for 3 whole hours reading newspapers and magazines on entrepreneurship, etc. I ordered iced green tea latte and really enjoyed myself immersed in reading so many insightful ideas on business and news while sipping my drink. I was given a Starbucks card where every 10 drinks ordered, you get a free drink - something like a loyalty card. It looks smashing with silver colourful patterns. It is almost 20 minutes to midnight and I took the liberty to update this blog before sleep and to get ready for a project interview tomorrow in the evening. Just hope that my manager can impress the interviewers with his knowledge and determination to clinch the job.

The Secret Garden and The Rain Forests

At the lower ground floor of 1 Utama Megamall in Petaling Jaya, Selangor is a hidden gem known as The Secret Garden. To access this place, you need to look out for Secret Recipe Restaurant and the elevators are located just diagonally opposite. When inside the elevators, you can see that The Secret Garden is located on the UR floor which probably stands for 'Upper Roof'.

Above is my snapshot of the place near The Secret Garden where you can take free shots. It is only opened on weekends and public holidays from 10am to 10pm.

Just beside the free photography area, is this place with decorations of roses and pictures hung up, where I also took the liberty to snap another photo for posterity.

When you enter, you need to write your name for visitors and the time entered and an optional column for telephone numbers if necessary. This is the view that greets you when you step in. There is a palm tree with lots of planted plants that are carefully tended, trimmed and watered to as opposed those that grow wild along the riverbanks.

As you walk further up, you will see this large plants resembling banana trees with its large fronds, except that they are of another species.

You will also find colourful crotons greet you with its many varieties of hues like red, orange, purple, green, yellow, etc. My parents used to plant many crotons in our garden of the landed property. They are identified from the many colourful leaves of a plethora of varieties like those with pear-shaped leaves, twisted leaves and the like.

Halfway of the The Secret Garden is this hanging plant from the ceiling called 'Stringy Cissus' which are carefully cut to shape and allows the visitors to walk through at just the correct height. It gives a feel of romanticism as one walks under it that stretches for a few metres.

As you exit the Secret Garden, you will find the same elevator that brought you up and this is the graphic decoration of the lift. There is a facebook page to sign up for the Secret Garden.

As we exit the Secret Garden, and walk on the right side, we saw signs leading to The Rain Forests and followed the guide sign. This is the entrance to the Rain Forests which was near open dining concept restaurants. There were ponds and huge trees.

The architect must have designed The Secret Garden and The Rain Forests together to blend in the two at different spots for unique attractions only at 1 Utama Megamall.

One can also find koi fishes or Japanese carp hiding under a plant in the koi pond of The Rain Forests. At least you can experience the natural ecosystem within a shopping mall.

There are also waterfalls of 2 to 3 storeys height showing The Rain Forests at different levels with koi ponds at the bottom most floor. This wraps up our visit to 1 Utama for natural mother nature being grown here.