International banquet in STrathclyde

It's an international day in Strathclyde Architecture Department and we are suppose to prepare some food to the banquet. It's suppose to be something representing your culture and country. So, to cook something easy and not so hussle, i decided to make kuik Kodok, a malay style banana snacks. Well, it turns out alright, eatable, just that the banana is not mature enough and i had deep fried it a bit too long so it turns out to be too hard when it cold. But, it's a good experience, i will know how to make it next time then~

Kuih Kodok - the banana fritters

It's actually quite nice

I love Malaysia~

International Banquet - food prepares by students from different country~

Speech by Mike Angus 

Some SUPER juniors from Taylors

Dinner with friends - Random gathering~ Love it!

My Super Easter Trip Part 2~

After the long Easter holiday in the South of UK, I had move up North of Scotland with my Erasmus classmates. This is the first gathering since all of us separated in Ghent, Belgium in year 2008. Kinda miss the crazy time hanging around with them during the Erasmus exchange.It's a two days road trip and we actually drove about 960km within 36 hours. We had been travelling Loch Lomond, Lochness, the Scottish highland and the Isle of Skye. The weather was not that good but what really matter is the fact that who are we actually travelling with. It's really amazed to actually drive along the Loch, the highland and the Isle of Skye. It's like an adventure trip with the small road and kinda empty road. I reckon the view will be extraordinary beautiful during summer because most of the crops were still yellowish while we were there. I think all the plants will turn green and fresh during summer and I really wish to see that if possible.

I am waiting~

This is one of the photos i like the most during my Easter trip down South of UK. It was taken in a small village called Lacock. It is the oldest village in UK if i remember correctly. The village is the place where one of the scene in Harry Potter movie was cast. It was also the location for the house of Harry Potter's parent in the movie where they were killed and Harry Potter was given a scar on his forehead. A very small town indeed. Most of the buildings are preserved well. I found this small bus stop along the road. It's indeed a proper building facade.

I am so in love with this photo. It seems like i m waiting for something. Waiting for the bus?? Waiting to go back home??? Waiting to see someone???? Waiting for..............................................................