Hmm...many days passed... it's November today. Let me re-cap what happened the past few days.

As usual, work is a routine. Rain keep pouring everyday.. yes, it's still raining today. Basketball and jogging is a big NO-NO these few days. I felt a bit uncomfortable as i had stop sports for so many days. Looks like I have to jog tomorrow (provided it doesnt rain in the afternoon)

I went to KL to meet my ex-classmates last Friday. We had our meals together... haha... spent a lot on food as we went to places like Paddington-House of Pancakes & TGI Fridays (The Curve), Vietnam Kitchen (One Utama), Causeway Bay (Plaza Low Yat) and also breakfast in IKEA. That is my first visit to those places, except for One Utama. Now i know why people are always in a rush in KL (and nearby areas). Food is a must but it's expensive (of course, there are cheap food as well).

People choose to take their meals in places that offer high price. For what?!

As far as I am concern, I prefer eating at places that offer affordable food instead of 'high priced' food. RM6-7 per meal is OK for me but if it costs RMXX.XX for a meal, that will only happen once in a blue moon (to be exact, once every 6 months i suppose)

Not that i wanna condemn people that like to dine there or wanna comment about the places. We as consumers must know what is best for us and also value for our money. Dining at RMXX.XX places is not a bad thing but if your budget allows you to do so, no one will even care. But if your budget is not so promising, you'd better resort to food that is lower priced.

Well, i just wanna voice out my opinion. They have nothing to do with my friends or even the places that we went. Just that I hope people around me can really spend their money with value and with wise consideration (^_^) Like i said, dining at 'high priced' places is a nice experience but that cannot be taken as a habit. Looks like I 'talked' a lot in this post... hopefully all of you will understand what i am trying to express.

But at the end, It all depends on who you are dining with ",)

Well... it's Deepavali today and I would like to wish all Indians a very Happy Deepavali 2005 !

The Curve @ Mutiara Damansara, Petaling Jaya


IKEA @ Mutiara Damansara, PJ,


One Utama Shopping Complex