We sat there, had dinner, looked at photos (powerpoints for laptops available) from trips we went during the holidays, chatted, and played board games. I requested we played Cluzzle. Cluzzle= Clay + Puzzle. That means using claydough to form abstract sculptures of items on cards provided and we are supposed to guess them.
We played and laughed and laughed at our "abstract pieces" Some really looked lke shit. Haha. I love the game! Wished Nanny was there. Oh, let me introduce nanny. He is our uncle + nanny + supplier for rental of equipments during trekking trips + Joker. We knew him through activities in International Girl Guide Camp 02. Then we went Mount Kinabalu together. That was when he really took care of us, cos we gals were young that time, and new at trekking and going overseas on our own... He's a pro at all outdoor stuff.. He works in this adventure company that runs school camps, diving lessons, and whatnots... anything to do with adventure! The most 'zai' guy ever. Ever ever. We all adore him.
Haha... this is one of the not-so-glam pictures of him....His mushroom hair.. But he is really great... very PR as well. Aiya, but sadly, he's always busy at the time when we are free...
Anyway, back to my dinner, yea, so we had great fun at the cafe. Its a cool place to hangout, chitchat and play hilarious games. :) Furthermore there was no service charge for their very good hospitability! No GST as well! So worth it.. $12.90 for a main course meal with drinks and 2 hours of gaming.
After the time was up for playing the games, we headed down to the prata stall to eat prata, murtabak and drink teh ping, teh-alia(ginger tea). We always like to hang out at coffeshops, indian coffeeshops to be specific. Wah, sounds very uncle leh.. haha. But I like it. Everytime after climbing at climb adventure we will head down the indian coffeeshop for a bite. But I realised not many people I know will hang out at coffeeshops with friends especially. But coffeeshops has its own unique nostaligic feeling, and you can be yourself and feel free there. Can "kiao car" (prop your legs) and eat your favourite prata, and drink teh cheep cheep and nice nice. Quite different from coffeeplace like starbucks or TCC... feels very "high classed" and every cup of drink you buy your heartaches. Especially after climbing, you are sweaty and dusty from chalk, coffeeshops are the best place to be in. Ahhh... So cheap somemore.
Miss the good old days, where I went on trekking trips to malaysia and we tucked in at local coffeeshops and tried their local food. 
Sigh.. I missed my trekking days!!! 
