Lin Said: SEPTEMBER SO FAR!. ;)

Hello :)

Here's a quickie on what I've been up to the past week.

One-day shopping & eating trip to Jaybee with the family + Aunt Kay!.

The bus moved so I cut my face off.

Mandatory camwhoring session with the brother.

Reached and headed straight to the rooftop for food!.

LOOK THEY SELL SHAWARMA!.

Remember in Avengers when Iron Man "came back to life" and talked about the Shwarma joint or something??

Or am I the only one who gets it hahahaha :')

City Square had some renovations done and the food court moved up to the roof with pretty much a whole new concept.

Had food-related quotes everywhere too.

I quite liked it.

I was having a mad Prata craving a couple of days before the trip guys, so I had to go for the Prata.

This one's the Prata Tissue, which the guy kinda failed at making it the usual cone shape but it's the taste that matters I guess.

Especially when you're hungry.

The taste was good.

Also had a plain Prata which I shared with Dad.

I told you I was craving.

Hotplate Noodles.

Satay.

The Satay was really good by the way, I recommend this!

The stall is in the row along with the desserts and Ayam Penyet. :D

Walked around and shopped until we felt the need to munch again.

OH THERE WAS ALSO A POINT WHERE IMAN WAS SO INTERESTED IN WHAT WAS IN THE SHOP THAT HE WENT FACE-FIRST INTO THE GLASS OUTSIDE HAHAHAHA :'D

So we tried the Crepes!.

Banana Chocolate (top) and Almond Chocolate (bottom).

Not sure why the bottom picture is smaller-ised but ah well.

The toilets had these signs to differentiate the Males & Females and thought I found it a little confusing HAHA why would they combine them together!.

So look out for the jutting out skirt, ladies.

The Crepe shop had cute heart shape tables for loners like me tho ahahah.

We also had Mee Rebus where they gave green chillis that were so spicy it killed my throat.

I mean, where do you ever find spicy green chilli (that is not chilli padi)?! :'D

It was worth it though.

Actually reached home at about 10pm.

Quite happy with my buys, though the brother prolly shopped even more than me this time.

Favorite buys would prolly be these ear studs and a Watermelon-colored hair tie.

The studs were 3 for RM10 so I had to get six right?!?!

(Gave one to Aunt Kay, that's why there's only five. I'm not seeing double.)

Really fun day, cant wait for the next getaway.

Woke up Friday morning only to find out my results.

Heard that they would give out texts but I didn't get one, so I had to log on into the student portal.

Knew I couldn't go on with the day if I didn't check my results first, so I did it.

Went home that night only to realize they actually mailed me my results too.

So I guess it makes up for the no-text. :'D

Headed out to school to settle some things and then met these babesies.

The bus ride to school was so empty it was almost amazing. :')

Relived our first meal out together at JEM's Pastamania :'D

Shared a 7" Hawaiian with Rifqa because she couldn't hold back her love for KFC and I cooked myself some breakfast that morning.

Walked around JEM and then when we hit H&M, the devil around me (ahem) made me purchase some things :P

Pretty happy with the buys tho, wish I brought a little more to spend hehehe.

We planned to watch a movie but then we realized that JEM's cinema wasn't opened yet so we went over to the neighbouring mall, J Cube.

Decided that there wasn't much movies that we were interested in watching, so we window shopped and chilled by the ice skating rink and watched people fall and glide~ :>

Heehee.

Read:

SORRY NO SITTING IS ALLOWED

:'D A bit of a redundant deco huh.

We then headed to Toy Outpost where we decided to buy some badges and we took a helluva long time deciding which of the badges to buy.

We had to pick 6 or 12 and trust me, it sounds really easy but apparently we are girls so obviously it was one of the most difficult decisions we must make.

And lastly, we tried to recreate one of our previous pictures yet again. :')

How did we do this time? :)

Also gave Nathasha her presents in quite an order;

Dina when we all just met, Rifqa somewhere in the middle of everything and me when we were on the way home.

Standing from Jurong East all the way back isn't a joke though.

Especially when you're left alone at the end :'( Hehe.

Had a really good time that day, so thank you babesies. ^^

Should I leave you with one of my recent cooking achievements??

Hahaha ok I shall.

I tried out 2 recipes for a pizza recently.

One of them is a yeast-based dough and another isn't.

The first used Plain Yogurt.

Which you just used a butter knife and make cutting motions until the dough came together.

And then you knead it for a few minutes until it became elastic.

I apologise for making such a bad border crust that the eggs spilled down.

But it was nice to snack on after.

As you can probably already tell, the base was dense, not fluffy as we all know with pizzas.

And I have always not liked Plain Yogurt because I found that there's a scent/flavor to it, much of that like sour cream..?

So the dough tasted a little sour to me and I didn't really like it.

Not sure if I went wrong somewhere in the recipe that affected the pizza base though. :/

For the next Pizza, I used yeast.

I didn't take pictures of the process before this but you do the same thing with the flour and liquid with the butter knife.

And then you knead it until your arm feels like it's going to fall off.

Cover it with olive oil, leave it in a warm spot to rise for about an hour and then it's time to be delighted for the first time of the day.

I love love love working with yeast doughs haha I love poking and working with it after proofing, it's probably the softest thing ever.

I divided the dough into two by the way, so I kinda made smaller pizzas.

You don't even need a rolling pin to roll it out, just be a little careful when stretching it out but it's a really forgiving dough so you can just pinch it back together if you tear it.