1st week in london


Greetings from London, one of the greatest city in the world.

1st week was hectic as usual, not loving London but yheu shen says since i'm gonna be here for 4 years, might as well learn to love it !! so so true about that.
So, from now on, i'm gonna love the London traffic, the london weather, the london drunkards and all the 'good' things about this city.
ah pek eating.. saving on laundry
my new bicycle and me
my birthday dinner ...
my room facing the main street

i think i look sooo ugly here but i just wanna show off the ginger chicken
i sooo sooo heart the brunette.. she was just ssoooo hot !!
cheese baked rice !!! awesome .. we got 2 sides !!
walah !!! just good food
my curry chicken !!

Cooked my first meal in my mum's place. Cooked a bit at yheu shen's place.
cooked spaghetti beef bolognaise, tau chiu chicken, curry chicken and ginger chicken so far.
It feeels so good to finally cook again.

I have to cut off not .. stupid internet .. can't use it back home yet..

Let the picture do the talking again i guess !

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