Cherating: Interior Architecture Workshop 2013

Aloha, readers! We're back from our 'workshop' in Cherating, Pahang and thought we'd shared something with you guys.

The sun, beach and fun!

We were in this beach for three days two nights, getting randomly tanned and bruised and cut but we wished to prolong the moment there, no assignments, just fun.

L-E-O

The many selca of our dear photographer, everywhere and everyday of the trip, there'd be at least one with different groups of people.

She saw Emma's 'future husband' fleeing 

Picture of the post: Leo's shocked expression. Also, note that Emma wished (really hard) to meet The ONE as soon as possible and get married, so be nice and introduce her to someone!

P.S. Our Raya celebration has been postponed to a later date, so updates will be limited to introductions only, sorry.

Publika: Creative Retail

Busy week for us, first we have to get Chapter Two up and about the blog, raise funds for our charity and now, we had a chance to unwind a little and go SHOPPING!

Sculptures, sculptures everywhere.

We visited Publika on Sunday, with intention to unwind and look around for things or places that might inspire us for one of our other subject. Lucky us there was a flea market happening, the Publika flea market happens every last Sunday of the month, so we considered ourselves lucky to be there to see it.

Monthly 'last' Sunday flea market 

And these are some of the things being sold at the flea market, some were surprisingly good valued and some, really 'surprisingly' high priced.

B.I.G. rice and spice area

Shhhh.... we're not supposed to take pictures but the display was really attractive not to, please don't sue us.

Mmmmm...FOOD.

And there comes a time where we get hungry, almost every time we step foot out of the house. Visit Publika and find out which eatery we've dine at, price was a bit high but the atmosphere was nice.

Also, special thanks to Leo's mum for fetching us there and back as well as treating us to lunch. Thanks auntie!

P.S. For our miscellaneous post, we're planning to do it in photo collage style to show as many nice pictures as we can without crowding the post, so leave a comment to tell us what you think about it.

Dualism[A]

Back with more miscellaneous posts! Our Chapter Two was out late due to our 'wild' party night at University Malaya last Thursday. 

Getting there

So, we got lost. On the way to UM, had to call our lecturer to guide us there. How happy the bunch of us were when we saw the road sign bearing the words 'University Malaya'.

Installation helping out with our charity drive, thanks guys!

The installation was done by the architecture students for a competition in the event and we hung our key-chains to be display and given as a donation souvenir.

Our babies

The production of the key-chains were the most time consuming, but it was eye-opening, experiencing working in 'poor' conditions with only the moonlight shining on us late at night.

We also had an ulterior motive when we agreed to help out at the installation on Thursday, we wanted to see our school's performance. It was hands down the best! And we won first place!

Woo-hoo! Now forgive us for the late post and we'll see you in the next post, ta-ta.

BABY! Raya Visit

Wondering what took us so long to post our stuff up? This:

Mmmmm~~

And this:

Cute, no?

Note: This is not our baby, we're to busy anyways to have one, meh. This bundle of joy belongs to one of our history lecturer and we paid her a visit at her home, and snap a picture of her baby, there's no copyright infringement here, right?

The proud father, also a lecturer of ours, buying lemang and rendang as a treat for us.

On the way to their house, the baby's dad (who was leading the way) stopped by a roadside stall to grab some lemang (glutinous rice cooked in bamboo) and rendang (really spicy meat dish) to treat us to for lunch. You'll see more about the food (Raya themed food) in later chapters, be patient, good food will come, we promise.

More pictures of the baby:

My personal favorite, doesn't he look peaceful?

Proud sis on the left and mom on the right

So this whole visit was to see the baby and to check on how our postnatal lecturer was after birth, she seems content and she said three was enough, no more, children that is. But we never know, 'accident' happens, to quote a classmate of ours.

Muaks! At the back  XO and proud mama at the front 

The whole visit took up several hours of our time, where we could have done something for the blog, but eh, we'd be sleeping if we had the chance anyways so, congratulation to our lecturer on her 3rd kid and we hope he grows up handsomely.

*YAAAAAAWN*

Oh, oh, oh, one thing we learnt from our visit was that in Malay culture, the caregiver of the baby will often cover the baby's opened mouth when they yawn to prevent bad spirits or the devil from entering and disturbing the baby. Not so sure whether it is applied to boys or to all the babies in general, but it was interesting to find out.

Now you know what we do when we have some time on our hands, go house crashing. Till then, have a good week!

Waiting for our new update?

WORK IN PROCESS.........

Hey guys, are you waiting for our new update? (We hope you are :3)
No rush... We are actually processing...
Please be patient while waiting for our next post... We're making some changes here...
It might be up around this Raya holiday week...
Oh ya... Give a early wish to all of our Muslim friends and lecturers...
SELAMAT HARI RAYA~~  XDXD