Lazy cats can serve a purpose too.
Browsing Junkgirl™ blog archives for November, 2009.
Someone had too much money to spend on his/her S2000, just to be funny.
lunch at Ajisen Ramen
gyoza
miso ramen
corn ramen with what tasted like shoyu soup base
a Japanese street performer, on Bourke St Mall
Mr. Stone on Bourke Street Mall, just outside Myer.
Spicy Fish in Glen Waverley, for dinner.
Dishes were…Scallop and Eggplant Claypot
with rice of course
Fish in spicy ‘Ma La‘ soup. The ‘Ma La‘ flavour originated from Sichuan. The main ingredient is a type of pepper known as Sichuan pepper or ‘hua jiao‘ (literally flower pepper). It has an unusual taste which is a little tangy and numbs your mouth and lips.
‘Hui guo rou‘ literally Double cooked meat, as per the menu
Preferred the City outlet because they had more single person serve options. Maybe it could be due to we were there during lunch and here during dinner and they have a different set of menu for lunch and for dinner.
Kangaroos can kill a human being if it wants to. Using its punch, kick or claws, which can tear your flesh apart.
Girl gets kicked
Roo fight
Morale of the story – Don’t underestimate the animals. Respect them and you may be spared.
Noodles at Wonton House on Swanston Street, Melbourne
liked the classic decor
Wonton and Beef Brisket noodles
Pig trotters noodles
Had this belt, which i find unique, for over 10 years now. Probably will not be able to find another one like this. Can’t recall where in KL i got it though.
Scenes to note:
at 0:48 –
Man: Best Little Chapel…do you know where that is?
Doctor: It’s at the corner of get a map and f*ck off.
and at 1:57 – self-explanatory
Lunch at Spicy Fish in Chinatown. Szechuan Dan Dan Mian. AUD$7.50.
Crispy Fragrant Duck with rice. AUD$9.00.
Wonton in spicy sauce. AUD$7.00.
The interior
The exterior
Yoga bear – a street busker
another street performer on Bourke St Mall
Major reconstruction of the Myer Building
On the corner of Elizabeth and Lonsdale St
Christmas is just around the corner
Santa Claus is coming to town…
The Cupcake Bakery in Melbourne Central. Nice to look, too sweet to eat.
Looking onto Bourke Street Mall from GPO Building
entering the GPO Building
the exterior of the GPO Building
The visitor booth on Bourke St Mall
Egg tarts from Maxim’s. A little pricier than normal. AUD$1.90 each.
Tasted quite good though.
Location: Beihai Park, Beijing, China
An image manipulated a little over 4 years ago
at the Australian Masters
heading to Kingston Heath Golf Course, where the Australian Masters 2009 was held
First glimpse of Tiger Woods at the practice range
Tiger with his caddy
the end of the practice session
waiting for Tiger to head towards 1st hole
Tiger and his entourage
another glimpse of Tiger walking past
the crowd
People brought all sorts of stands to get the height. Milk crates
These guys actually brought those plastic stools
There was also periscopes for sale, which was a good tool to see above the heads.
Tiger at the Green, waiting to putt
Tiger walking past as the crowd applause
Tiger Woods’ mother in red top and red visor just opposite us. It seemed like she was with Tiger for the whole of the 18-holes.
Tiger Woods with his entourage
the cap he was wearing was sold at the Official Merchandise shop for AUD$50!
Tiger’s golf bag on that day and his signature driver cover
Tiger walks from one hole to another. The closest i’ll ever get to Tiger Woods.
It was a dry, windy and sunny day. The dusty sand on our shoes
a bunker
Tiger practising his swings
and he hits…
heading towards to last few holes
The scoreboard
Adam Scott
Tiger’s mother waits under the shade
looking through a periscope
at the 18th hole, waiting for Tiger
The periscope cost AUD$10 each. Whoever came up with the idea to make and sell it on that day must’ve made a fortune.
Heading back to the carpark. Half the road was closed, just for us spectators.
an ice-cream van, on the way.
It was a little too sunny
The traffic on the way home was not that bad. Maybe because we left before the presentation.
Lunch with colleagues at Porgie & Mr.Jones, about 5 minutes walk from the office. Didn’t have my camera with me today so had to make do with the mobilephone camera.
part of the decor
mocha
the almost minimalist interior
From the rather unusual menu, selected toasted Padiani with prosciutto, tomato, seeded mustard mayo and emmental cheese (which we were told when asked, was a blend of cheddar, tasty and another type cheese…couldn’t recall the third cheese), served on a wooden chopping block.
mochi for dessert, back at the office.
casual Fridays but no jeans.
