A Walk To Remember

Last June, when love of my life came over to Miri, we decided to go to Niah Caves. Why? Because we are both Sarawakian and have yet to set foot on the infamous cave whom travelers around the world cross oceans to visit, so we were a little bit embarassed by that fact. Especially me since i now reside in Miri. Besides, Miri has nothing better to offer to tourist except Niah and Mulu Caves. I AM SERIOUS, unless you count Esplanade Beach at Luak but that beach is not for swimming!

Anyways, after much negotiations, we managed to haul ourselves out of bed and get out of the house by 11am. A short stop for bfast at Kaya and Toast, still deliberating if we should make the trip since it's already late. On my part, the hesitation is because i really dont know how to get there (but HE doesnt know this =)), after a few phone calls for directions, we were on our way!! FINALLY...

Kayaking in Sarawak

The last time i paddled a canoe was when i was in my 2nd year of Uni in Adelaide. Part of my semester's subject which to pass you had to go on a 2 day canoeing/camping trip. It was not funny trying to navigate through fast current when you only learned how to canoe 2 hours before. So my hesitation was comprehendable when 'love of my life' suggests we go kayaking.

Jong's Crocodile Farm in Miri

Not my idea of a weekend fun but since it was Ryffa's school trip, i had to tag along. Now, i've been to Jong Crocodile's Farm in Kuching (also with Ryffa) and personally, i think the Miri branch has a better layout and also selection of animals. Crocs, birds, bears, porcupines etc.

It was all fine and dandy until we got to the performing stage and we saw this kid who seems to be posing with a baby croc, until we got closer and discovered it was actually a huge ass python. Needless to say, moa started running in the opposite direction. Snakes just bugs the hell out of me...especially when they slither...Ryffa had a field day laughing ofcourse...

Rainforest Music Festival

An annual event, it marks a lot of historical events personally for me.

RWMF 07' was a mixture of freedom and horrifying experience. Enjoyed myself tremendously before getting screamed at by a jerk of an ex who happens to be there with his gf when our official court date was in 2 days time. A typical case of 'I can but You cant'...well go eat shit! So tempted to upload pics of him and his gf (still is) here during the RWMF but i dont think his new wife would appreciate it =))

RWMF 08' was a Mudfest and was a total blast!! Despite the foul stench of the mud, it was FUN FUN FUN...until you see your bathroom the next day and the clothes you have to wash.

RWMF 09' was the best because the love of my life finally can join me for his first ever RWMF. He kept his promise and actually stayed for RWMF before flying back. Thank you sayang!! (although it was 2 years late...) Too bad the line up was a bit lame compared to previous RWMF and i guess the rain kinda dampen the whole festive atmosphere.

What would RWMF 2010 holds.....cant wait...***To find out, click link

Living Room Restaurant

I don't really give reviews about restaurants or eateries before but this is our usual wine and dine place so i am obliged to do it. It is owned by the same person who owns The Junk and Bla bla bla.. whereas The Junk is more kinda Westernized menu and Bla bla bla.. orientalized menu. Living Room is more kinda coffee and smoothies place.

The food is fairly priced and most of them are finger licking good. The downside of the western dishes are the side salads. Mostly consists of the same basic things and a tartar sauce. How i miss the simple but elegant Mediterranean salad with a drizzle of lemon juice, olive oil and a pinch of salt and black pepper. You should try the lamb shank or the asparagus prawn.