So, last weekend was fun. Well, we had breakfast ala-Budak Kaya, since we went all the way to KL for English breakfast, for Danish, scones and what's what. Breakfast cost us about RM100 and I wouldn't be going back for more, any time soon. Although I would love the occasional splurge on food, but a RM100 breakfast is really too much for my standards. Especially when I thought the place was supposed to exquisite and classy, it really felt like any Tom, Dick and Harry could afford the place. I felt like "wow, I could go to any coffee shop for such crowds, heck why should I pay for this?"
Nevertheless, the environment was okay, if there were lesser people around. I heard their mains are better than their breakfasts, so perhaps, another round of brunch-ala Budak Kaya is needed to be done, before passing on my judgement on this particular place. Well, the missus loves the place very much, ever since she got back from NZ, she kept telling me that there's no place for western food here in Malaysia to be compared. Well, for the money I paid, it had better taste good, otherwise what's the point, right?
After breakfast, I passed by the market off Jalan Imbi, and remembered the times dad brought me there for breakfast some days during my Internship in KL. The hainanese coffee/tea, with the half-boiled eggs slapped on top of toasted thick bread. I could do with that, anytime, and it cost less than 1/10 of what I've paid for, in Levain. Call me a cheapo, but I don't earn enough to have English breakfast everyday, alright? Hehhe.
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I (finally!) tried these:
After breakfast, I passed by the market off Jalan Imbi, and remembered the times dad brought me there for breakfast some days during my Internship in KL. The hainanese coffee/tea, with the half-boiled eggs slapped on top of toasted thick bread. I could do with that, anytime, and it cost less than 1/10 of what I've paid for, in Levain. Call me a cheapo, but I don't earn enough to have English breakfast everyday, alright? Hehhe.
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I (finally!) tried these:
Macaroons
Well, for RM3.30 per piece, definitely not something you do not want to savour every single detail of the thing first, before swallowing. After trying one piece, I was like "Owh, cheh."
It was too sweet for my liking, and it felt like it has too much colors. Hmm..the missus, on the other hand enjoyed every single piece of them. Hmm..for RM3.30, that's almost a plate of Chicken rice. Okay, maybe being too practical at the wrong times can be inappropriate.
It was too sweet for my liking, and it felt like it has too much colors. Hmm..the missus, on the other hand enjoyed every single piece of them. Hmm..for RM3.30, that's almost a plate of Chicken rice. Okay, maybe being too practical at the wrong times can be inappropriate.
We stopped by at Time Square for a bit, since we were just nearby.
She wanted to shop for a bit, since it was her *cough* virgin *cough* visit to Time Square, so yeah. We didn't walk for long because you know me, I've aged for a bit as well, so walking the entire Time Square would seem impossible. We however, managed to buy 2 dresses for her, but she was still not happy about having to leave so early.
I was skeptical at first, since most dresses sold, were only at 1 particular size: which was Free Size. The dresses looked so "tiny" on the display racks, and it wouldn't seem to fit into any Asian girls for erm, example, my size. And you are not allowed to try the outfit if it's priced below RM20.00 or something. Most dresses were priced below RM20.00 though. So I thought it would be a risk to actually buy out the entire store and then go home and realized that she wouldn't fit into any of it. I told her that we should just buy a couple of pieces and leave. She was obviously upset.
She wanted to shop for a bit, since it was her *cough* virgin *cough* visit to Time Square, so yeah. We didn't walk for long because you know me, I've aged for a bit as well, so walking the entire Time Square would seem impossible. We however, managed to buy 2 dresses for her, but she was still not happy about having to leave so early.
I was skeptical at first, since most dresses sold, were only at 1 particular size: which was Free Size. The dresses looked so "tiny" on the display racks, and it wouldn't seem to fit into any Asian girls for erm, example, my size. And you are not allowed to try the outfit if it's priced below RM20.00 or something. Most dresses were priced below RM20.00 though. So I thought it would be a risk to actually buy out the entire store and then go home and realized that she wouldn't fit into any of it. I told her that we should just buy a couple of pieces and leave. She was obviously upset.
The whole afternoon she was unhappy because I spend it dozing off. When I woke up, she was still sulking so I tried to talk to her. And we went to the topic of the dresses we saw in Time Square. I told her that the Free Size dresses were ridiculous because how could a XL-size fit into a size which is shared by the smaller sizes, right? Technically, cannot lah right? Because then, there wouldn't be a need to come up with so many sizes for clothings right?
She obviously gave me a cold shoulder and then I tried to cheer her up by saying, "If you don't believe, I try for you la"
Immediately, her eyes lit up and..
Immediately, her eyes lit up and..
I was fitted into the dress (miraculously!) Oh my gawdness..
Me, a XL-size, can fit into this dress. Oh my gawdness..
I was beaming from left to right, no idea if it's because of seeing myself in a dress, or it's because I can fit into a Free-Size dress.
And you know what, dresses can really hide your fats. Like after I put this on, I felt like people would not be able to see my muffin tops, butt-size or ..whatever. Like woo-hooo..
Then the missus went like "SEE!! I TOLD YOU!! CAN FIT ONE...!! NO PROBLEM!!!" and then quickly said, "Wow, you look cute. "
Hahha..which provoked me to put a picture of me, on Facebook, and everyone went "OMG!"
Okay, I wonder why.
I wonder if it's the choice of the dress I'm in, or because I look horrendous or something.
p/s: Don't worry, I will go back to the shirts and shorts, ties and pants. :) So, nothing much has changed, except the perception of me, being able to fit into a Free-size.