Overall, it was a really really fun night where we mixed around with the juniors. Haha kla never really mixed around because they kept sticking to their own group. Had games, which was awesome fun. And the food. Hmm but the food this year was not as good as last year's one lor. I somehow preferred last year's food.
But when u rearranged the MUPHAS, it becomes......
Yes we are creative pharmacists ;P*hehe this was last year's picture*
I didn't stay till the end of the event this year so haha i'm not in the biggg group picture this year

I didn't take much pictures this year because I was busy playing most of the games :P
I left a little earlier, like 10minutes before the whole event ended because I was going to eat the famous satay at USJ 8.
Never heard of this satay before until Cher told me about it. So went to try lor. Had no difficulties in finding the place. Its right behind the big USJ8 police station. The place is called Pondok Satay.
Ordered chicken and kambing satay only. And omg the kambing was damn damn DAMN good. Recommended by Cher. Hehe but it was super expensive lo. One stick for RM1. We ordered 10 sticks of kambing and another 10 of chicken.

This was the first time of me eating satay without needing to dip it into the peanut sauce. Because I feel that the satay is already so nice by itself that dipping it into the sauce will just cover up the real taste of the chicken and the kambing! :P
Hehe came home close to 11pm and I was dead tired.
Lol and and I so agree with what Cher said about the pedestrian crossing and the stupid drivers who do not follow the rules lo.
There was once, a friend, who is not a Malaysian told me.
"I wanted to cross the zebra crossing so I pressed the button and waited till the traffic light turned red. Then I was about to cross, then a car just zoomed pass. And a few other cars. So I stood there and I thought that maybe in Malaysia, the color of the traffic light is different from my country. And so I stood there and waited. After awhile, I realised, red, yellow, and green, all means GO to the cars. "
Omigod.. I felt so embarrassed as a Malaysian lor.. Ishhhhh... And so I said 'Welcome to Malaysia. Get used to it' XD

Kla bye!
I left a little earlier, like 10minutes before the whole event ended because I was going to eat the famous satay at USJ 8.
Never heard of this satay before until Cher told me about it. So went to try lor. Had no difficulties in finding the place. Its right behind the big USJ8 police station. The place is called Pondok Satay.
Ordered chicken and kambing satay only. And omg the kambing was damn damn DAMN good. Recommended by Cher. Hehe but it was super expensive lo. One stick for RM1. We ordered 10 sticks of kambing and another 10 of chicken.
*awesome stuffs*
This was the first time of me eating satay without needing to dip it into the peanut sauce. Because I feel that the satay is already so nice by itself that dipping it into the sauce will just cover up the real taste of the chicken and the kambing! :P
Hehe came home close to 11pm and I was dead tired.
Lol and and I so agree with what Cher said about the pedestrian crossing and the stupid drivers who do not follow the rules lo.
There was once, a friend, who is not a Malaysian told me.
"I wanted to cross the zebra crossing so I pressed the button and waited till the traffic light turned red. Then I was about to cross, then a car just zoomed pass. And a few other cars. So I stood there and I thought that maybe in Malaysia, the color of the traffic light is different from my country. And so I stood there and waited. After awhile, I realised, red, yellow, and green, all means GO to the cars. "
Omigod.. I felt so embarrassed as a Malaysian lor.. Ishhhhh... And so I said 'Welcome to Malaysia. Get used to it' XD
hehe my cup with my name on it. Cute mar rightttt :D
Kla bye!

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