Another Coach Bag For Sale!

Since the 1st Coach Bag I sold last year was a hit among my friends,and apparently ended in safe hands of a guy (thank you Getot!),it got me thinking that I should make a garage sale out of my branded items more often!Just to create more ample spaces for my new future stuffs,hehe.

Anyway,the second bag from my personal wardrobe I'm selling today is another Coach handbag.It is a Coach Heritage tote I owned for a year but only worn once!You can see it being worn during my trip to Universal Studios in Singapore last year in October.The rest of its lifetime was spent quietly in its sleeping/dust bag in my closet.

As you can see,it's a brown with white stripes Coach Heritage.Its size is perfect for shopping or students going for their classes as it can fit in a 12 inch and lower size of laptops.It will completely comes with its original Coach dust bag,Coach care cards and Coach hangtag.I am soooooo against piracy,hence you can be assure that this is an authentic/original bag from Coach.

Its exterior and interior are perfectly clean EXCEPT for these minor scuffs that you can see from the images below.It wasn't created by me,perhaps it was due to the age or environmentally damaged.The scuffs can barely be seen as they are pretty minor and not obvious but I'm just trying to be honest here.They are located somewhere at the back of the bag (near the back button) and also around the zipper.Otherwise my Coach bag,which can be yours,is as good as new!

Get this bag as an addition to spice up your handbag collections!I'm only selling it for RM320 (negotiable) which is simply a great price for an authentic Coach bag.Plus,it was only used once!

View from the top.

View from the back.

Another view of the front part.

View of the inside.Gorgeously lined with tattershall design.

Contact me if you're interested!Through email,Twitter,FaceBook or shout box...I'm flexible! =D

CCN 1st Official Meeting

Cabin Crew Night is going West End!!

Ever heard of The West End in London?Well,it is an area in central London where the famous and glamourous commercial West End theatre located at.Along with New York's Broadway theatre,West End theatre is considered to represent the highest level of commercial theatre in the English speaking world.Seeing a West End show is a common tourist activity in London,as Ayah and Ibu normally do during their visits to London.I definitely ate my heart out everytime I heard of their experience watching shows such as Mamma Mia or Cats at The West End as I've never been there.

So,it's time to bring West End to KL as we (Cabin Crew Night performers) will be performing a number of well known songs from the West End during Cabin Crew Night.Our aim is to mesmerize the audience with our routines of dances along with the costumes singing the songs as if the audience are really having a blast seeing a West End show in London.No harm of being optimistic right?After all,we are hiring a great Malaysian choreographer to lead us during rehearsals for this purpose.Not to forget,that we also have a team of old time performers among the cabin crew ourselves as well as experienced technical teams.

Our first official meeting held at the academy was quite short,simple and straight to the point of our main goal for the event.With a little ice breaking session and recap of the previous performances that we did,everyone was satisfied with the whole concept and idea for the event,although no date and venue was fixed at the moment.They remained a question mark.

All I can say is that I'm really thrilled for the first rehearsal to commence in June and the outcome after everything has been perfectly bind together.Will update you folks more on the progress of our Cabin Crew Night and hope you folks are as  excited as I am too!Have a great day dear ones!

With a fellow dancer and dear friend,Melanie.

P/S: A special shoutout to 1 of my dearest cousins,Kak Maryam and her baby Aqil!It's a great feeling knowing that a family member supports you.Hope to see you guys during Raya!Muahxx!

Milford Sound/Piopiotahi

My most fave pic that Ayah took throughout our Aotearoa trip.Daddy's little girl =)

Piopiotahi.Funny as it might sounds in Maori,it is a famous tourist attraction especially nature and picturesque scenery lovers.There is hardly any people living there as they are no facilities and accommodation there.Not even a traffic light.The nearest town from Milford Sound will be Te Anau which is 2hours away.

We departed from Queenstown,driving our rental car as early as 8 in the morning on our 2nd last day in Queenstown.The journey took approximately 3hours and half to reach Milford Sound.There was neither motorway nor a highway throughout the journey except long winding  1 lane roads.Upon reaching Milford Sound,we could see waterfalls,river banks and splendid sights of nature outside.It was mesmerizing.

We arrived Milford Sound just on time for our nature cruise with Real Journeys on a big cruise called Milford Mariner.

It was a 2hour sightseeing cruise with specialist nature guides on board.We received a close up experience of Milford Sound's rainforest,soaring rock walls and wildlife such as dolphins,seals and penguins.Sadly,not the penguins that day.They might have been hibernating somewhere around the fiords coz not even their sulphur-yellow eyebrows were seen ='( Dolphins were everywhere,happily racing with our cruise while there were adorable seals doing back strokes by the rookery.Didn't snap any pictures of them though,and now I'm regretting it.

The views were breathtaking.

Milford Sound was truly unique and awe inspiring location.Going on a Milford Sound sightseeing cruise was 1 of the must-do experiences in New Zealand that we managed to achieve.

The next day,it was time to leave Queenstown.Not just Queenstown,our flight departing for KUL was due on the same evening from Auckland.

The Mill House-our little cabin at Queenstown.

The last 2 pictures taken at Queenstown.

It was a memorable trip to Aotearoa.All of us had the best of times,all thanks to Ayah for being such a generous gentlemen funding our expenses there.Well,he's planning another trip next year,not to sure bout the destination though.All I know is that I can't wait to pack my bags again and leave the our miserable haunting daily routines,also known as responsibilities.

I guess this would be my last entry on New Zealand,so hope you folks are prepared and 'thrilled' to read bout the usual stuffs going on in my life in the coming entries =P Til then folks!

Shotover Jet

On the same of arrival into Queenstown,we didn't just hang around the town doing nothing.We went up to Bob's Peak via gondola for remarkable views overlooking Queenstown.At the peak,we dined,snapped some pictures and inhaled the fresh cold air surrounding it.There were also activities such as bungy jump,paragliding and luge ride but we did none of those.Bungy and paragliding was too thrilling and extreme for us (except Pasha coz he successfully did it not long ago) while luge riding didn't interest us coz we've already done it in Rotorua.

After we've had enough of the views,we went down and drove to Shotover River for a thrilling jet boat ride called Shotover Jet.It was a breathtaking unique ride through dramatic and narrow canyons while holding on tight for the  exhilarating full 360degrees spins made by the boat driver.It was the most awesome experience we've ever had riding on a jet boat,although we were freaking wet due to the splashing of cold water from the river.

The view of the river canyons was fantastic.

Two gentlemen yang sgt over =P

Before the ride started.We were fully equipped with wet proof jackets and life vests.

Revving up the engine.

The fantastic 360degrees spin!

After the half an hour jet boat ride,I could barely feel my legs on the ground when getting out of the bout.My knees were shaking and face muscles were cramped due to the cold wind that had been slapping my face throughout the speedy ride.The next time I'm in Queenstown,Shotover Jet is a must for me to get on as the experience was unforgettable!

The Town of Queens

After the graduation ceremony,it was time to say goodbye to Auckland and say Hello to Queenstown of the South!

We left for ZQN flying on JQ.It was my first time on a low cost carrier and it wasn't a bad experience at all.Don't get me wrong though.I would be delighted to fly on Air Asia or JetStar once in a awhile but why trouble myself traveling on a low cost carrier when I can fly on our national carrier free of charge or just by paying 25% off the full fare?

Unfortunately,once we stepped into the JetStar's A320 to Queenstown that morning,Ibu went telling a stewardess on that flight that her daughter a.k.a. moi is a proud flying stewardess as well.She even added for which airline I'm currently flying for.Dang!Keeping a low profile flying on another's airline seemed to be out of hand now.As I made my way to the lavatory while cruising towards Queenstown,it seemed like the news had been contagiously spread among the cabin crews on that flight and they stopped me by the galley to ask more.I knew that they were just being friendly by engaging a conversation with a passenger that most certainly has something in common to talk about (coz I did it all the time too),but I couldn't help myself from being flattered especially when they labelled me as being 'attractive' and 'polite' which matches the criteria of being a cabin crew.What can I say.I was just doing the honor of bringing the brand of my country wherever I go so that nobody could question it =)

I read my book throughout the flight while Sweetie Pie was busy catching up with his sleep.

No doubt it was a horrible view =P

After 2hours of flight,we finally landed at Queenstown.I'm telling you that you've never seen beauty til you get your eyes on Queenstown.Queenstown is built around an inlet called Queenstown Bay on a long thin lake formed by glacial process,Lake Wakatipu.I know right?All of us loved to make fun of the name too.We concluded that the people living around 'selalu kena tipu'.Haha!=D Anyway,the town has spectacular views of nearby mountains.We were totally mesmerized.

Queenstown was not that big so we could practically walked around the little town on our 2 feets and covered the whole the shopping area within an hour or 2.There was an alley full of duty free shops,including 1 little Louis Vuitton boutique,called Queenstown Mall.

The stuffs they were selling there were so much cheaper than those selling in Auckland or Rotorua,and amazingly the shops there were opened up to 8pm!That was quite rare for countries such as Australia and New Zealand.

With Cookie Time's furry little mascot.

Fetching head gears I must say =D

We loitered around the town til it was late and managed to drop by Hell's Pizza for dinner and supermarket for some groceries before heading back to our little cabin at Pinewood.Stay tune for more interesting activities we did on the South!

The Convocation

The most anticipated day of the Year 2011 finally came.It was Pasha's convocation day,the main reason why all of us went through the hassle of taking a week off,just to be there in Auckland.He's now officially a graduate from the University of Auckland.Yeay!=D

That morning of the big day,all of us woke up early to dress extra smart for the occasion.The ceremony took place at Auckland's City Hall,not far from the apartment we lived in.It was drizzling outside but we still decided on walking towards the destination.Pasha had to be at the City Hall slightly earlier than the rest of us as the graduates were to march together in their graduation robes outside the hall towards the entrance.It was fortunate that the ceremony started of with engineering graduates,then followed by law and arts graduates at noon.

The seats in City Hall were comfy enough to doze off while the people on stage including the Chancellor were giving speeches,but of course we didn't have the guts to do that.It was just a nasty thought =P 

After the hatting ceremony ended,we headed to the photo booth outside for a professional portrait of the graduate along with his family.The portrait taken was a little too formal and skema for me so I won't be putting it up in this entry.Instead,you folks can view the informal pictures of us taken with the graduate in a purple robe.

The white grad teddy was a gift from both Sweetie Pie and I...

....while the brown teddy is the official graduation teddy of the University.Pretty cute huh?

Last but not least,CONGRATULATIONS for making it happen,Bro!I bet your future will be as bright as the background color in the picture above,no doubt bout that!=D

Extreme in Rotorua

We still have another free day in Auckland before Pasha's convocation day and leaving for the South,so Ayah decided to go on a 3hour road trip to Rotorua.Rotorua is a famous Maori cultural city with loads of attractions provided.

We started our journey to Rotorua by rental car as early as 8am in the morning that lovely Sunday.Weather was a little cloudy,but no nasty drizzles seemed to be pouring down.As soon as we reached Rotorua,we headed to the city center for great bargains of souvenirs.There was something odd bout the smell that basically lingered around the air of that small town but nobody seemed to be disturbed by the awful smell except us.I guess their noses were immuned by the smell as they practically inhaled them every other day.

After souvenir hunting and lunch at McD,we headed to Rotorua's Skyline for a gondola ride.The view from the gondola was magnificent and as we reached the top of the hill,Ayah bought us tickets for a 3round of the exciting Luge ride.

Luge is a fun filled gravity ride on a 3 wheel cart.It is as similar as riding a go-cart but the thrilling part bout a luge is that you hafta ride it down the steep hill slopes with 3 different level of lanes that they provided.You need to build the skill of controlling the cart especially when encountering deathly narrow turns and steep slopes.You have no idea how panic I was as soon as I first luge ride commenced down the beginners lane!After awhile,I got used to the cart and totally enjoyed the whole 3 purchased rides!

Notice the Dalmatians helmet I was wearing?Apparently,my head was too small for the adults' helmet so I hafta settle for a child sized helmet =P

Started to get the hang of it.But I think the boy behind was trying to overtake me as I was a slow luge rider.

After every luge ride going down the hill slopes,all will be sent back up by this cable ride.

The excitement in Rotorua didn't just end there.We went on for a more thrilling activity which was the Swoop.The Swoop consists of specially designed harnesses where you are cocooned inside along with a maximum of another 2 of your friends/companies.

You will be winched 40meters sky high above Ngongotaha Stream and once you're up there,1 of you (in our case was Pasha) has to pull the ripcord once everything is ready.

By pulling the ripcord,you are releasing yourself to plunge towards the earth at 130kmph from the sky and you will be swinging up and down the highest swing ever until it finally stops.

Thrilling eh?It felt like all of my body organs had left the building when the first 40meters drop was made after releasing the ripcord.To adrenaline junkies out there,Swoop is highly recommended =D

After the swing,we walked around the Agroventures park area and it was surrounded by weird looking animals that you can hardly encounter randomly anywhere else.1 of them was the gigantic native bird called Emu.

Trust me when I said that the Emus are fond of cameras.The longer you hold a camera,the nearer they'll come to you.The Emu in the picture above came closer and closer towards us while we stood there waiting for our picture to be snapped.It scared the crap out of Ibu! =P

We drove back to Auckland after a long tiring day in Rotorua later that evening.All I can I say is that Rotorua rocks!=D

Aotearoa!

Oh man,where do I even begin?

All of us just safely got home from our Aotearoa (New Zealand) family trip this morning!It sucks that we hafta switch our hats from holiday mode back to normal mode where all of us have responsibilities to attend to such as jobs.Yucks!=( But at least the weekends are coming and that also means we have approximately 2days to recover from jet lag.

Our flight to Auckland on MH was as smooth as silk.The day after,we started the trip by going shopping at Dressmart Outlets.It's a big shopping complex filled with factory outlet stores beginning with Ralph Lauren,Oroton,Forever New,Cue,Dotti,Nike and the list goes on.After a few new cardigans and tops being filled in the paper bags in our hands,we headed to gorgeous picturesque spots where we all could do what we always did best,camwhoring =D And 1 of our choices of spot was a volcanic peak called One Tree Hill.No doubt the famous TV series was named after it =P

One Tree Hill is an important memorial place for the Kiwis besides providing amazing views across Auckland.

Although the view from the top was mind blowing,the strength of the wind was unbearable.So we went down to the lower ground and started messing around with the cuties which fleeces were as white as snow.They were all over the place,as well as their droppings =P

Later that evening,we had a dinner invitation from 1 of Ayah's friends,a former Malaysian whom is a permanent resident of New Zealand for almost 2years now.They picked us up at our apartment on their SUV and brought us to a chic seafood restaurant called Squid Row.

Chic is the absolute perfect description for that restaurant as it was filled with chic Kiwis hanging around having dinner,cool furnitures,beautiful black and white posters of the '60s (or perhaps '70s) beach beauties surfing and sun-tanning under the sun all over the wall and dimly lit surrounding.

After few rounds of squids,calamari,mussels and oysters for appetizer and main course,we swore on our lives that we would never ever touch seafood for at least a month from now!It was too much,but nevertheless they were tasty as hell.

Since there are so much to tell,I'll hafta separate my Auckland trip reports into a few blog entries.Keep coming to ARRESted For Life,folks coz they are more to be shared! =D