From California to Korea.

I should update ini silly blog with pictures while sipping a glass of juice (i really don't know what kinda juice, maybe orange with... eer.. no idea) on sunday afternoon. By the way, dad told me "theres juice for you in the fridge" after I had a plate of spagetti.

I gave a treat to mom to watch Nanta's Cooking. Go check out in youtube and net whats all about la. I saw the advertisement in the newspaper a week ago and I told myself "hey, they are here for the 2nd time. Why don't I go since the response from their 1st visit was overwhelming, and why on earth would they come here for the 2nd time?"
Venue :: KLCC (perfecttttttttto)
Day :: Friday nite (double perfecto, after my work)

Firstly we went to California.



*Daughter gave a treat to mom to watch Nanta's Cooking because daughter is dying to watch it. Therefore mom had to have dinner with daughter before the show*
*Morroco Salad i think. That green vege, peanuts, pumpkin, tomato, avocado, cherries and chickkkken. I love the chicken, maybe they put some spices and drugs into the chicken, yummy. It was sooo yummy that mom eventually made salad at home 12 hours after she had salad in cali*

*6 huge slices of pizza shared by 2 person. Initially I thought there are 4 slices, coz other tables had 4. Maybe the signature dish - BBQ Chicken, is meant to have 6 slices.*


Then, we "flew to Korea" by our feet.
*I went to "Korea" to watch this show. Before the show started, there were some words written in English, BM, Korea and Mandarin to keep the audience occupied by making us cheering, clapping and even sing Birthday song to the master chef coz it was written that his bday was on that day*




*Above and below pictures are the only 2 shots I took during the performance. My full concentration on the show. ;)*






*The cast, arent they hot and pretty!?!?"*

Mom pestering me to take their pic. Quick Quick. They are out here.


Trust me that there are many Koreans around KL. ahjumma, ahjussi, unni, noona, dongsang, oppa etc etc. I felt like I was in Korea in KLCC that night.

I was disappointed and angry when my pic taken with them was blur because of wrong setting. Damn la.

Yes, the show was better than STOMP! Nanta's Cooking props are way better than STOMP! It has story line, and it was entertaining. The audiences were laughing, and so did Mom.

I texted my piano teacher "I have just finished watching the show, you should watch. Worth watching. Just ditch your students in your house, tell them you will be back in 2 hours time tomorrow. If you don't find the show entertaining, I shall teach your Grade 1 students theory".

Piano teacher went to purchase the ticket an hour after she received my text. 24 hours later, I phoned her to ask how was the show. She was happy and it entertained her!

Everybody is happy!

;)