休息是为了走更长远的路！

no more LAW.....
i cant wait to dump my books and notes away!
n say byebye to those things that
pissed off me for past few days...

YesSss!!~ ^^ it's time to relax!!!!!

.....xoxo.....

Sui @ Sakae Sushi, suria KLCC

after de breathless week..
great sushi feast to celebrate
law exam is oVEr OVer ovER now...

it is a MUST to pamper ourself wif a good meal
after a tiring study..!! yoohoo!~

Sakae sushi is one of my fav sushi restaurant
wondering why they don wana open a brand in kch..
for sure food here taste better and nicer than Sushi King!
(my opinion la^^)

i jus love their ship kiddy set wif FREE vitagen
but i dint see it inside de menu anymore..
too bad..wat a disappointment! =.=
mayb de menu for Sakae KLCC does not offer it..
but sunway pyramid one do...

other than that..
we stil hav some outdoor shooting of KLCC
lalalala....

reali feel sad cos gona leave here very soon
to further my degree course...
klcc reali very near my campus
oni about 5mins of taxi distance
everyday wil see klcc once i open my eyes
wooo... i wil miss it vr much! ^^


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Sui @ TGV, suria KLCC

i do enjoy the movie..
The Uninvited very nice guys!!
Emily Jane Browning is cute and pretty
(she is oso born in 1988..hehe)

some scenes reali very scary and frightening lah!=P
but de ending reali creative,shocking+surprising!!

i did scream out even watching de trailer at youtube..
but i stil insisted to watch de movie
once i know that de director is same as
de director for Disturbia
DISTURBIA is oso a very nice movie...
i lov it!! *wink*
(credit to de director Charles Guard and Thomas Guard)

The Uninvited tells the story of a young girl named Anna (Emily Browning), who was admitted into a mental hospital following the death of her biological mother. Returning home some time later, Anna is shocked to discover that her father (David Strathairn) has recently gotten engaged to Rachel (Elizabeth Banks), her mother's former nurse. Anna's suspicions about Rachel are soon confirmed when her mother reaches out from the beyond to deliver a stark warning, prompting the young girl and her sister (Arielle Kebbel) to try and convince their father that Rachel is not who she appears to be. As the situation in the once-peaceful household rapidly begins to deteriorate, Rachel's true colors finally begin boiling to the surface.