How we Ipohians got there?
By bus.
Who drove us around in Penang?
Melvin and Richard.
The contingent plan was to have a barbeque on the beach until midnight.
Problem was - it rained almost ALL DAY so we banked on our best alternative; Jen's house.
The guys started working on the fire...
while Bryan worked on the food.
When both food and fire were ready, we all started grilling what we hungered after.
The food was gooooood.
The fellowship was great.
Melvin the literally happy head hunter; Bryan the willing prey and Jia Xiong lined up for the predator.
My favourite of all time: THE MARSHMALLOWS.
Speaking of marshmallows, I spent two nights at Uncle Terry and Auntie Jen's place in Singapore after my return from the US and we had a barbeque on one of the nights.
Had we the graham crackers we would have made s'more but my cousins and I made something equally good and less sinful with a packet of marshmallows AND milk chocolate.
The brilliant idea was to cut the chocolate into little chunks and stuff them into the marshmallows.
So that's what we did.
My dear cousins, Sarah and Deborah stuffing them marshmallows.
I did the same.
Okay, you're probably asking why the heck did we put the marshmallows through both ends of the stick.
Because the second brilliant plan was...
to sacrifice a cob of corn which made life easier for us.
It was AMBROSIAL.
OKAY BACK TO THE PENANG TRIP.
Instead of barbequeing until 12 midnight as planned, we cleaned and packed up at about 9pm.
Then we 'bonded' almost all night in Jen's den.
We talked and we laughed; we crapped and we laughed even more.
We even played with Jen's soft toys.
That's the tail of some creature and those two white...err...nevermind.
The trip ended with shopping and a LOOOONNNGGG bus ride home for the Ipohians.
Off to study.
Yes, this is the best possible position to memorize 46 values and definitions for Moral.
[Credits to Jen for some of the pictures. =)]
The food was gooooood.
The fellowship was great.
Melvin the literally happy head hunter; Bryan the willing prey and Jia Xiong lined up for the predator.My favourite of all time: THE MARSHMALLOWS.
Speaking of marshmallows, I spent two nights at Uncle Terry and Auntie Jen's place in Singapore after my return from the US and we had a barbeque on one of the nights.
Had we the graham crackers we would have made s'more but my cousins and I made something equally good and less sinful with a packet of marshmallows AND milk chocolate.
The brilliant idea was to cut the chocolate into little chunks and stuff them into the marshmallows.
So that's what we did.
My dear cousins, Sarah and Deborah stuffing them marshmallows.
I did the same.Okay, you're probably asking why the heck did we put the marshmallows through both ends of the stick.
Because the second brilliant plan was...
to sacrifice a cob of corn which made life easier for us.It was AMBROSIAL.
OKAY BACK TO THE PENANG TRIP.
Instead of barbequeing until 12 midnight as planned, we cleaned and packed up at about 9pm.
Then we 'bonded' almost all night in Jen's den.
We talked and we laughed; we crapped and we laughed even more.We even played with Jen's soft toys.
That's the tail of some creature and those two white...err...nevermind.The trip ended with shopping and a LOOOONNNGGG bus ride home for the Ipohians.
Off to study.
Yes, this is the best possible position to memorize 46 values and definitions for Moral.
[Credits to Jen for some of the pictures. =)]
1 comments:
"The guys started working on the fire..."
--Hehe. That's picture's interesting with all the orange streamers. :P Your charcoal looks like slate. I'm not sure I've ever seen it look like that before. Haha! Then, again, I've never grilled... :P
"It was AMBROSIAL."
--Hahahaha. Is that your from departure from "heavenly". You're funny, Janna. :P :)
"Yes, this is the best possible position to memorize 46 values and definitions for Moral."
--Haha... Uh... If you're in front of the steering wheel, who's driving? :D :P
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