TAWAU

14 adults in a Pajero= unforgettable fun-filled journey.
its not hard to notice most sabahan prefer 4-wheel vehicles, due to their mountainous landscape and "challenging" roads. I'm thankfully that nic;s friend willing to drive us around, they're very helpful and friendly.hope we didnt cause much damage to her car!

mee Soto

Served in aromatic prawn broth with a touch of chili. Added chewy and succulence chicken breast/beef to amplified the broth’s sweetness. Garnished with deep-fried onion..

We headed to St Patrick, Nicholas’s impressive secondary school! We never expect his school is “well-hidden”. After entering a small alley( which after we passed by numerous junction), there is it, a prominent 3-floored building, beautifully painted, stood majestically in the middle of dull-looking housing area. I’ve been told that his school is newly renovated, where all of the old building being rebuilt, yes, ALL OF THE OLD BUILDING. CHS can never do that.

Tp our surprise, we found Nic;s photo at a notice board. It was taken back at 2005! At that time he was wearing prefect's coat receiving some science competition prize>? (correct me if i;m wrong)

St Patrick has a fairly large compound, complimented with a Herbs park, football-sized field, mini zoo ( its been said that they have impressive amount of animal, which we yet to see), and lovely pond.
they practise good safety precaution!


Kimatan beach

sABAH TRIP 08

INTRODUCTION

2006, I met Nicholas Lee Kok Chung, who transferred from Tawau to CHS. He passionately told me about his hometown, which has fresher air, cheaper and delicious food, bigger lala, and also lots of attractive girls(signation needed). Amazed by his comment, we decide to book airasia by end of 2006. Sadly, we couldn't make it. However, thanks to our wonderful and dedicated friend, Mr Lee Kok Chung, we managed to make it on 8-16 Jan 2008.

8 Jan 2008

Flight 7.25 am. Before aboard, we decided to go MCD. So hungry that we’re not awared that our group name was being announced, luckily jia mien and chai peng rushed in and told us.We’re , in fact, the last group to check in. Counter crews practically growled at us “BUDAK, DATANG MAIN KE!”

hey there

i've always treassured small, simple, random event happening in life. So... TATDA!
Hope that I'm able to share my stories, after all these year of reading my friend's.