Sunday, May 9, 2010

Libyan Foodie & Kampar Dim Sum

typical boring title but straight to the point and clear.. due to my uber occupied schedule last month, i can only blog about the interesting happening now... the so-called interesting happenings are yummy food i ate...

i bet none of you have neither tasted nor seen Libyan food.. i was lucky, i got to see and eat something extraordinary, thanks to my classmates-Mona, Hanan and Samya.. not only they brought me food (the one on your left is savoury, very much like a bun; whereas on your right, it's sweet, very sweet but it's worth a try-oh dear, i've forgotten the names for these two Libyan gastronomy) , they educated and opened my eyes to their culture.. it was a totally different experience working with non-Malaysians..

ok, back on track... i had a scrumptious breakie with my housemate one fine day... two very greedy girls ordered more than wat our tummies can bear.. it was d.e.l.i.cious and i was too full to budge on dat particular day, see, i can still remember.. maybe becoz of dis, my mood deteriorated and failed to show my enthusiasm in the classes which led to some not-so-excellent evaluation given by my students... to be frank, i am not very happy with this time evaluation; i did not give my best apparently and some of them can see thru me... damn, my performance is falling... looks like i'm not a good multi-tasker, i cant juggle a full-time job and studying...

these dim sums are nice to see, nice to touch and nice to eat, but once eaten, it will jeopardize one's mood.. alright, i should not be blaming these cute lil' dumplings, chee cheong fan etc, they are not guilty...

1 comment:

N YP said...

juggling both wud effect any1, emotionally n physically. but i know u do ur best in everything u do. it's ok to not live up to expectation, wat matters is u did ur best :D