See. Listen. Smell. Feel.

Hey guess what! I have just noticed this – It’s the 5th year of msteh.com. WOW!

Wow, I am even satisfied with myself from all these updating. Mr Fudge thinks I am crazy spending so much time hunching over my pc the whole evening. He had asked me countless time, ‘what are you doing???’. Puzzling.

How to explain that I do really like blogging!

Been surviving without a camera for almost 8 months and now I am really REALLY itching to buy one.

SLR or compact? Its been twirling around my head ever since.

Apologies for all the not so beautiful pictures I have posted recently.

Yes, I have been busy with this. No, it doesn’t involve bettings, just beers, friends and Paul the Octopus!

This is really a game of the world. At every crucial moment, as the crowd goes wild, I think of all the people in the world, regardless of the time and place, black or white, shouting in unison. It amazes me how football brings the world together!

After-party at Place Luxembourg with the Spanish supporters.

Aw, I miss the vuvuzelas!

We went to Walibi last Sunday with a 7 year old. It’s a great place to spend the Sunday with the whole family though I think it can be quite expensive. Entrance for an adult cost about 32 euros. Try to find some deals for the tickets beforehand (lesson learnt). The place is quite big with loads of greens. A couple of impressive rides (which I didn’t try!). I enjoyed a lot just being there, walking around in my flipflops, soaking in all the happy vibes of children running about and people screaming of excitement from the rides. Just a little let down from the people working there. I think they could have shown more enthusiasm to make the place.

I took some notes about going out with a kid.

• Children have no fear. Just plentiful energy.
• Don’t ask them if/what they want to eat. Just buy a hamburger.
• They are loads of fun. But sometimes like boring weird rides. Like the antique car ride thingy. She insisted to go on it TWICE!

I am glad we made her day and she made ours with her generous smiles.

Yeah, I tried making cup cakes! (Yen, stop laughing!)

Well, it turned out fine. Really, it cannot go wrong at all cause the package that was given to me by a friend practically contained the DOUGH in it.

I just had to turn on the oven. Distribute the dough evenly across the 15 cup cake molds and place the tray into the oven. 20 mins and tralala – ready to eat!

Phew, thank goodness it was a success.