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Archive for June, 2008

A Yen for Eest at the Westin

What’s in a name? Plenty, if it’s Eest where flavours of Chinese, Japanese, Malays, Thai and Vietnamese cuisines converge. For something light, we decided on dim sum for lunch with Ms Koay, Director of Human Resource at Public Bank. Never mind the black theme decor, the food lives up to the Westin standard.

Woo Kok with […]

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Farewell Do for WaiMon

Last Thursday, a group of colleagues feted Wai Mon to a farewell lunch at Modesto’s Sri Hartamas. Incidentally, this is the second time that WM is leaving the organization. Years back, she left for another job, but rejoined a couple of years later. I guess there won’t be a third time, ha, ha.

Everyone is in […]

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Happiness is…

Happiness means different things to different people. Here’s one perception that a friend - with the initials PD - sms-ed to share the following quotation that appears in a magazine:

Being happy doesn’t mean everything is okay. It only means you’ve decided to see things beyond life’s imperfections, whatever happens!
I guess there is truth to […]

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Old Taste Opens in SS2

Earlier this week, folks in PJ’s SS2 township saw the opening of Old Taste Cafe, which has a chain of kopitiam in Johor Bahru, Melaka, Sibu and other parts of Klang Valley. You can’t miss the cafe; located opposite Restoran Hock Seng Two, on the block behind Public Bank.
Old Taste serves similar menu as […]

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Carrefour Diversifies

Did you know know that Carrefour has sort of diversified from its core hypermarket business? Was in PJ’s SS2 township when I chanced upon a newly-open convenience store bearing the Carrefour Express signboard. Will pop in one of these days to check out its product pricing. Let’s see if it lives up to the ‘Mudah […]

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Give, Giving, Given

Despite the ballooning cost of living, there are still many Malaysians who will dig into their pockets or wallets to donate to charitable or worthy causes.
I was at a Sunday wet market when I came across a group of St John’s Ambulance members soliciting for donations in conjunction with the organization’s Flag Day. Given […]

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WaiMon’s Cosy Breakfast Corner

Wei Tzee, Wai Mon and Phobe making sandwiches for breakfast. As you can see, Wai Mon’s workstation is rather well stocked with foodstuffs. But she’ll be taking her leave of absence next week as she heads off for greener pastures to take up a new job.

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