Aaron Kee

Dancing is difficult.

I know this because the last time I danced on stage trying to imitate Michael Jackson doing his moonwalk thingy, I ended up literally walking on the moon, if you get my drift.

That’s why I spend most the time of my life photographing others instead the other way round. FML.

This time round, me & my colleague over Sunway ACCA Club Committee are organising a Dance Battle specifically catered to those people that can do the real shite-moonwalk-thingy!

(awesome poster by JianQin & Jonathan) PS: The person inside is me.

Anyways, we are finding dancers for this event! It’s happening on this Saturday & the proceeds are to be channeled to Trinity Home!

Do email me or leave a comment below if you’re interested! Help me spread the words too!

For more details, visit here.

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excerpts from SAC’s site.

In conjunction with the Sunway ACCA Club Charity Week, we will be organising a “Dance Battle” so that you talented dancers out there can show us what it takes to be the “best-est” among the best!

This event is open to all college students who is interested, to raise fund for Trinity Home.

Participants can showcase any form of dance – whether it is ballet, break-dancing, hip pop, popping and etc. as long as it will make the audiences wanna shake their booty too.

This is a non-halal post.

Macau serves this REALLY aweshum Pork Burger & Wan Tan Mee!

It beats the famous Petaling Street Wan Tan Mee we had last year, and definitely the pork burger is the best I’ve ever tried when I was abroad.

Look at the big portion of rib meat they served me, so sinful yet so delicious. Still remember the crunchy feeling of ingesting the whole burger into my mouth. (yuuuuum!)

And it ain’t easy to find this famous stall full of crowd! We had to walk at least 20mins from the closest bus station to locate this remote stall beside a huge tree, but walking in Macau was a bliss with its cooling weather & nice buildings around the streets.

They serve awesome Wan Tan Mee too! And if you’re a big fan of this Chinese cuisine, you should never miss this in Hong Kong. The whole thing about this mee is the texture of the MEE itself, and Macau has this really nice home-made mee that you can never find back in M’sia. Talk about preserving tradition ehh.

So do you salivate now?

Snowflakes is fast becoming my favourite dessert place. Its bestseller is something not to be missed! SS15’s Snowflakes is my favourite hunting place to catch with friends which enjoying a fair share of blended ice coupled with signature ‘Taro Ball’, they form great dessert together.

Went to Pavillions branch of Snowflakes last Saturday to try out the difference between this & the Subang’s branch.

It’s more expensive right here at Pavillions, perhaps the higher price has to reflect the high rental here.

Chose the Soya Bean selection with some Barley sprinkle, I start to like their Soya ice, but this disappointed as it wasn’t as smooth as the one we have at Subang.

Sea Amber Jelly is on the left while the bestseller is at behind.

Verdict? Subang’s branch has wayyy better dessert & cheaper too!

You know you’re single & lonely for the rest of your life when you realise….

(laughing out loud) Jokes aside, Happy Single Awareness Day (3 days ago) to me & you.

This Valentine wasn’t very much of a Valentine, at least the ‘loneliness’ didn’t creep into me. But well, who needs another partner when you’re definitely having the best time of your life! I certainly do feel so!

But who knows, on the day when I meet the ‘Special One’, I wouldn’t afraid to say,

All these were snapped during my tour to Macau last year, in which I managed to squeeze in Guangzhou, Szehui, Zhuhai into my tight itinerary. Hereby, presenting my collection, Macau Retrofied

Tell me what do you think about these? More to come next post.

It was Devin/Xiang/Dai Lou’s birthday last weekend. He & Zoe Yve organised a huge birthday bash specially only for bloggers.

It was huge & I really meant it.

Collage done by Jason Ong aka mynjayz.

oh mai, I didn’t know we have such a big blogger community. It was a milkshake party actually, idea came from Xiang himself. No one brought ice cream for the milkshake, apparently. lmao.

Ops, apologies for coming in late (like 2hrs later?) cause we had a business meetings earlier. (clears throat)

Look at the crowd!

Anyways, I just realised we didn’t have any birthday cakes for the birthday babies! (spot me)

Happy Birthday Xiang & Zoe!

PS: Pictures credit to Jason Ong.

Oh we actually had another birthday dinner at Fullhouse on Tuesday.