My last trip to Putrajaya was in 2008 during my graduation day for my bachelor's. My best friend, Alla attended as well. But this time, the trip will be a different one. Firstly, it will be to buy my bridesmaid and my MC's attire. Secondly, it was supposed to be Hen's dinner with some other friends but it was canceled. The flight ticket was purchased before they cancel the plan still I had to proceed anyway.

Since I had to change my plan and Rozaimi tagged along, we decided to have lunch in Bumbu Desa in KLCC. OOhhh, I have found my bridal heels with lace for the groom side. I'm one happy kid again. I believe it was purely luck. Food was good. I think it was also because of the company. KLCC was crowded and we spent like the whole day, since morning and we were charged RM26 for the parking ticket. No sweat.

By 5pm we headed to KLIA as Rozaimi's flight to Alor Star was at 8. After that, me and Alla went Alamanda for dinner at Noodle Station. I wanted to find a short handle handbag as I don't have one yet. But I find that it is an unnecessary purchase, so decided to drop the intention of getting one. I thought it's better for me to save up some money and get a good one instead.

I had a really great time with them during the weekends. Couldn't ask more. To sum up everything:

As a hybrid myself, there are tonnes of 'weird' questions that people normally ask you and some I find it irritating.

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Since Juan was in town. I decided to bring to the famous seafood restaurant in Perlis. The place were full with customers but we managed to get a seats for the 5 of us. We ordered 4 dishes including their famous Siam steam fish. It was just nice to accommodate the 5 of us.

It is not the fancy seafood restaurant that you can see in the big cities. It's just a small run-down shop operated by a family for more than 30 years. The shop smells old but I like. Even the shop looked old as well.

At this point of time, Juan and me have yet to decide where we'll be spending our honeymoon after the wedding. Why? First of all, we think that most of our savings will be spend on the wedding itself and leaves us with only some amount of money. Which is just nice to spend for a local vacation (from our rough calculation). So we discussed the other night, which leaves us with 3 options. 

Option 1

We'll spend our honeymoon in one of the many beautiful islands with crystal clear sea water around Malaysia. I wanted to get myself a diving certificate as well (if possible). 

Option 2

Visit  3rd world countries like Thailand (cliche), Vietnam, Indonesia and countries somewhat similar.

Option 3

We'll just go for a short getaway after the wedding. Somewhere near then save up some money for our Turkey plan. You see, Turkey has been the dream place for Juan. It's an East meets West country. You can see the architectures in Turkey are a lot like a hybrid of the Western culture applied into the Eastern culture. Very beautiful indeed.

Spending your years of savings on a wedding is just painful enough, nonetheless spending on a honeymoon. You have to be clear on what is you spending budget. Your definition of honeymoon can be either spending time legally in the hotel  as husband and wife throughout the getaway OR you both wants to do some interesting activities (it means that you'll spend less time in the hotel).

If you wish to do more of the outdoor activities, I suggest you rent a low cost hotel (as long as there are basic needs like bed, a clean shower room and save surroundings). This is because your room will only be a place to crash after a whole day of fun time. Remember, value for your money.

But...if you wish to cuddle with your spouse the whole day for the next 3 days, then you may consider renting a slightly higher end hotels where you're able to use the facilities. At least you make full use of the gym, swimming pool, sauna and whatever service offered in the hotel.

I never knew the benefit of the white egg. 2 of the benefits in using white egg are:

Egg whites can draw oil from the pores while tightening the skin, according to Cosmetics-n-Skincare.com. That website suggests making a mask of oatmeal, honey and egg white to cleanse, exfoliate and firm the skin.

Whiteheads are pores that are blocked with oil and other debris. Experts at Acnetalks.com suggest that regular egg white masks with a dash of lemon will help remove whiteheads, while the protein in the egg whites helps to heal and nourish skin.

You can purchase the egg soap at your nearest Holika Holika store or Sasa Holika Holika store is also available in Sunway Carnival and Queensbay Mall.