Rebeliciousz: Kuching Day 1

In life, you may have 1,000 friends or for the extroverted ones, 100k. Look into your Facebook, probably less than 1% of those are friends whom you can actually pour your heart to. You turn to them whenever you need a shoulder to cry on. You tell them everything repeatedly and they will not be annoyed. You know your concerns and secrets are in safe hands and you would do the same for them. Unconditionally.

A project put us together. We cursed. We cried. We laughed. We smoked. By the end of day, we just had to wave goodbye.

We continue to hang out after we finished the project together and of course, we did more things than just hanging out...

Yeah, we did crazy things together and we talked about it from time to time till today. We laughed about them and sometimes, we cried about them.

The last time we met before the Kuching trip, of course, was at the convocation last year in April. We hugged each other so tight that all the memories just flew back in seconds.

I admit that I took it for granted. That all of us are still in the same country and technology can bind us together. It was not long until Mich broke the news about her going to UK for further study. It hit me quite bad though I never want to recognize that feeling. Hence the decision to meet in Kuching.

We were counting down the days and it was super long. When it actually gets nearer, we started being chatty. We knew very well it would be a crazy trip again.

Was super excited that I took picture of the boarding pass :P

It's not the first time I fly solo but this time around, I felt super lonely! And that girl beside me, she can really sleep wei! She got her head swinging left and right like sibeh song. So yeah, double the loneliness for not being able to sleep.

Kim was not here when I touched down so I went to the loo. As I cam down from the escalator, I saw two awfully familiar persons back facing me. My lahlings! We hugged each other so tight! That felt REALLY good!

First thing we did, obviously, was to eat. The awesome kolo mee!

Kim's retro wheels

this idiot was like walking behind me. When I tried to take a picture, he went in front of me and turn his head around. pfft

Lahling!

Pork satay. Different and better from those in Malacca. Confirmed!

Kolo Mee pang ang

loh xu fan. Kolo Mee style

Guess what, we just knew Mich doesn't eat pork. Like after so many dongkie years only we got to know it. Well, never too late I guess.

After makan, we walked around that area (damn, what is the name of that place?) I found this wheel in this antique shop. Like those which people used to transport stuffs. It has over 50 years of history. I MUST get it the next time I get back. Forgot to take picture also :S

We went to Kim's place after that. The parents are so sweet and they have this awesome house where they take care of every single small details. I never like to display delicate items at home since they collect dust fast. In Kim's home, I found no dust and what's more, there are so many of those displays! I'm amazed. Drop dead. Kim's mother also made curtains and cushion covers in flower prints! I think I was busy admiring the details that I didn't remember to take pictures. Next round. Next round.

Kim's father brought us for dinner and the again, the food was awesome! For the very first time in my life, I saw o-chien presented in a spaceship look.

Can you see the number of oyster on it? Super nais lo I tell you!

We had other things as well but more or less what we can get here. We has umbra juice and that got Mich visiting the toilet multiple times. Poor thing...