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19.12.09
ebisboshi shotengai
We went to check out Ebisboshi Shotengai, a Japanese restaurant in Iluma, after catching Avatar. I must say, Avatar is a really fantastic movie. The planet of Pandora has a mysteriously beautiful night glow. The raw emotions displayed by Neytiri, the chieftain's daughter from the Na'vi clan, tugged me. Maybe it appealed to some animal instinct inside of me, I really won't mind my partner roaring at me like that once a while. For a bigger picture, this show can be used to back the green campaign, showing how materialistic needs of people have led to the destruction of the lives of indigenous people. So if you haven't catch it yet, please do.
Ebisboshi Shotengai restaurant. 5 thumbs up. I won't give any comments about the food. I have a really low sensitivity to good food; anything that is edible is considered good to me. I was more excited about their new high tech self ordering system. Let me explain. Each table has a infra red pen, that you can use to scan the food you want to eat from the menu. After you have selected your food, you can scan the quantity, then enter it and send in the order. I was so amused by it that I have to check it out. Despite all the hype I had created for myself, the thingy was fun at first, then it lost its novelty after 5 min. It took us that long to realize that if we just keep scanning the menu using the infra red pen for fun, soon we won't be able to foot the bill. If you are wondering about the price, the food's reasonably priced.
But what made this enjoyable evening even better was the waitress J. She served us with such warmth and enthusiasm that it make me want to pin a service gold star on her. She is omnipresent too. At 9plus, I told aa that we should get going. She swooped in on us and commented that the restaurant closes at 11pm and asked if we wanted green tea. So we did and stayed on for another hour more. Hmm how did she appear so fast in front of us? I didn't even see her within my 10m vicinity. 20min later, I collected the menus and stacked them on the table hoping that someone would take them back. *poof* She appeared and thanked us; and there she went. *poof* God. Just a second ago, I checked my back to make sure there wasn't anyone to pass the menus to. Where did she come from? The same magic trick happened a few more times when we ordered desserts and green tea. How is the world did she manage to appear just like that? Amazing. We have a good laugh over this, but stopped ourselves immediately. Just in case she appears in front of us again unexpectedly to find us talking about her. She has a service with a smile and I can tell she enjoyed her work.
Thanks J for the great evening! did you see the phone number on the napkin?
Ebisboshi Shotengai restaurant. 5 thumbs up. I won't give any comments about the food. I have a really low sensitivity to good food; anything that is edible is considered good to me. I was more excited about their new high tech self ordering system. Let me explain. Each table has a infra red pen, that you can use to scan the food you want to eat from the menu. After you have selected your food, you can scan the quantity, then enter it and send in the order. I was so amused by it that I have to check it out. Despite all the hype I had created for myself, the thingy was fun at first, then it lost its novelty after 5 min. It took us that long to realize that if we just keep scanning the menu using the infra red pen for fun, soon we won't be able to foot the bill. If you are wondering about the price, the food's reasonably priced.
But what made this enjoyable evening even better was the waitress J. She served us with such warmth and enthusiasm that it make me want to pin a service gold star on her. She is omnipresent too. At 9plus, I told aa that we should get going. She swooped in on us and commented that the restaurant closes at 11pm and asked if we wanted green tea. So we did and stayed on for another hour more. Hmm how did she appear so fast in front of us? I didn't even see her within my 10m vicinity. 20min later, I collected the menus and stacked them on the table hoping that someone would take them back. *poof* She appeared and thanked us; and there she went. *poof* God. Just a second ago, I checked my back to make sure there wasn't anyone to pass the menus to. Where did she come from? The same magic trick happened a few more times when we ordered desserts and green tea. How is the world did she manage to appear just like that? Amazing. We have a good laugh over this, but stopped ourselves immediately. Just in case she appears in front of us again unexpectedly to find us talking about her. She has a service with a smile and I can tell she enjoyed her work.
Thanks J for the great evening! did you see the phone number on the napkin?
18.12.09
as a ritual
At the end of everyday, we should think about 3 things that make us smile today. It is believed that this will make you a happier person.
1. My mum laughed when she told me about her scary feline encounter today.
2. I finished reading Tuesdays with Morrie again.
3. This girl who sits beside me during the SAP class everyday. She is so handsome. I added her to facebook.
What's yours?
1. My mum laughed when she told me about her scary feline encounter today.
2. I finished reading Tuesdays with Morrie again.
3. This girl who sits beside me during the SAP class everyday. She is so handsome. I added her to facebook.
What's yours?
SAP
It is nearly two weeks into the SAP ERP course. I find myself drained at the end of every week. The daily lessons from 10am to 4pm was like a business operations crash course. We were taught the workings of the sales and distribution module, financial accounting module, procurement module, supply chain module, warehouse inventory module, controlling module etc etc. It gives a good overview of business integration; how the cogs and axles in a company run in tandem. During the lab sessions, I am being swept off my feet by this masterpiece of an application, I applaud the developers for creating this ecosystem. If this is what the engineers in SAP are doing, can you imagine what's happening inside IBM, Google and Microsoft. Can I ever be like them? At the end of the day, as a student, I take a step back and look at what I am learning and I thought to myself. shit. I will have to spend the whole festive season dissecting this monster of a module.
certification on the 5th.
certification on the 5th.
photos of the trip
winding flownobody seems to agree with me that this is the most well taken photo for the trip. but it's my favorite photo. For the rest of the photos, please click on the link:-
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=142761&id=596606910&l=7a405488cf
melaka boleh!
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=142761&id=596606910&l=7a405488cf
melaka boleh!
12.12.09
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