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January 2nd 2013

The past week has been...good. There's really no other adjective I'd use to describe it. 
Was good to be back home with the family again. Good to be home for Christmas and New Year. Good to be back in the comfort and warmth of my room. Good to hold both the dogs, take them for walks and let them lick my face again. Good to have home-cooked food again. Good to catch up with our family friends and my own friends again.
It was really good.
Went to this really cute place that's just recently opened back in town. Burps & Giggles by the same owners of Indulgence. 
When you see it from the outside you'd think it's some trashy old place that probably isn't all that good but when you step inside. Man that's when you see what it's really like. Nooks and crannies everywhere. Small little rooms like holes in the wall. Quaint little place. Really different.
Quite pricey to be honest. Our burgers were RM18 each. The chocolate drink was RM15. Mango and passion fruit drink was RM8. And the chunky fries with cheese was RM4.
Everything was very fresh though. Worth every penny so that wasn't an issue.


 Chunky fries with cheese.
 Chocolate-Mello; thick Van Houten chocolate drink with marshmallows.
 Mango Passion; mango and passion fruit drink. 
 Our Greeko burgers.
 The bar area.
 Desserts, drinks & ice cream.
 The entrance.
Looking forward to going back there again in Feb to try out their tapas.
 Been traveling for nearly twelve hours today. So dead tired. Took the 11.00am train to KL Central. Reached at around 1.30pm. Took a cab to the Subang airport and waited there for about three hours to board the flight to JB at 5.10pm. Reached Senai at around 6.00pm but we didn't disembark until about half an hour later coz of the heavy rain. 
Met up with some people straight from the airport and only got back at around 10.30pm.
Still cleaning up the place a little before bed. 
Splitting headache since this morning. Temples. Gah.
Lots of plans for the weekend. Can't wait >:)
The new year seems to have started off pretty well.
Here's to brand new beginnings and brand new memories.
Cheers, guys!

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