The Return

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Edin­burgh. Broad­way. Stratford-upon-Avon. Lon­don. Bath. The Lake Dis­trict. And back to Kuala Lumpur in about two weeks. My longest vaca­tion in 2009 (thus far) and what a break it was from the ho-hum of my daily nine-to-five rou­tine. (And just when I needed it, too.)

Still, it’ll be awhile yet before I muster enough strength to blog about the whole adven­ture. Thirteen-hour cross-continental flights will do that to ya. But I really want to share the fol­low­ing obser­va­tions before I for­get them:

  1. Isn’t it nice when motorists actu­ally sig­nal when they want to make a turn?
  2. Folks may accuse Britain of being dreary, climate-wise, but at least I wouldn’t risk a heat­stroke at four a.m. the way most of seem to be back in KL. Man, is it HOT here or what?
  3. Swans. Ducks. Sheep. Cows. At your doorstep. Nice, if you man­age to skip around them droppings…
  4. Paul Smith. In Lon­don. Sighs…
  5. Some of the best food I’ve ever eaten… French, Span­ish, Thai and even Malaysian… I ate in Edin­burgh! :D
  6. Have I men­tioned it’s hot back here?

And so on.

Ah well, back to the pro­duc­tion line. It’s Mon­day, folks! :P

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Pho­to­graph & design by Kenny Mah.
Broad­way, England.

108 Comments

  • it is HOT indeed.!!! felt the same the sec­ond i got off the plane from a short hol­i­day (while u were ren­de­vous­ing in a sep­a­rate continent)

  • I was begin­ning to won­der where you’ve been… as for being hot– my gosh I use a sun Umbrella here in Japan dur­ing the humid sunny, months– July, Aug are okay but hot, it is Sep, Oct that are nasty and sticky.

    They are hold­ing down the fort here to con­trol the –flu, which is a good thing, are they using a ther­mal cam­era there as well?

  • Wel­come home ken­nymah. We’ve missed you! Glad you had an awe­some vaca­tion though :)

  • Three weeks it was, eigh­teen day in total. I counted each day, for the return of your high­ness. Bowed to the lord, sang his praise: this is a prize to pay — you bet­ter start writ­ing right now! :D .

  • It used to have a rep­u­ta­tion for hav­ing the worst food in the world, but now, Lon­don is sud­denly one of the culi­nary cap­i­tals of the world. Got Miche­lin rated restau­rants, somem­ore. Wah, you went to all the pretty cities/towns in England.…the Cotswolds is gor­geous, isn’t it? Lake District.…sigh.…waiting to hear all your loman­tic stowies.

  • I was thi­i­i­i­i­i­i­i­i­i­i­i­i­i­iis close to fil­ing a miss­ing per­son report. :) Glad to have you back. It rained where I am. ;)

  • Did you men­tion humid? It’s the humid­ity that’s killing. I can stand the 35 but not the sweat. Dehu­mid­i­fier should be fly­ing off the appli­ance shops. Eng­land balmy all year round, Genting, Fraser’s and Cameron will do for now. Lake Dis­trict was told is very beautiful…may inspired a thosand songs/sonata. Glad to hear from a famil­iar voice once again.

  • Wel­come home. Has it only been two weeks? It felt likeyou’ve been gone for­ever! Now I need one of em hol­i­days too!too hol­i­day from work and the sweater­ing heat

  • Kenneth wrote:

    Wheeeee. Wel­come back Kenny! :) Missed you … well, online at least. :) Never met IRL. :) He he … but it’s good to know that you’re back and we can all con­tinue on with your adven­tures … :)

  • Wel­come back bro! *sigh* what i’d give to to spend some time in a tem­per­ate cli­mate. Heheh..Has it been two weeks already?

  • ahh.. yr back!

  • yes, it’s not only in KL, in Sg too!

    i realised it was hot when i stepped out of my bed­room this morn­ing. LOL.…

  • Janvier wrote:

    You’re gonna kill us with sto­ries and pic­tures next of UK, aren’t you? Oh yes you will. Sob.

  • Walaupun cuaca panas, tak lama bagi si Kenny mem­bi­asakan diri.
    Jika Mat Rem­pit selalu menyak­itkan hati si Kenny,
    Kelu­arga dan kawan yang dis­ayangi si Kenny ada disini.
    Sela­mat Kem­bali ke Tana­hair yang dicintai!

    :)

  • Its always spe­cial to come back from the Land of Eng­lish & Shakes-Sphere.
    the true Mas­ters of the artsCraft

  • you should stay another month or so. or 4 more, to be exact, given the fact that this heat­wave lasts til Sept, supposedly.

    we’ve grown accus­tomed to the cli­mate here, you’ve just gotta make do. =P

  • hey!! wel­come home!!!

    ducks!!!! i just loved the ducks in lon­don (for some odd rea­son) they just looked so adorable walk­ing along the pond or swim­ming in the pond… :)

    and yes. it IS damn hell HOT (pls excuse the lan­guage) here in pg too! i was out ard 3pm-ish. felt my skin burn­ing in the car!

  • Kaya MeeKoo wrote:

    Wel­come, wel­come, wel­come back!!

    2. I dunno what the weather is becom­ing these days..its def­i­nitely “..or what?”

    Ooh…you went to Strat­ford upon Avon and Lake Dis­trict!! Love both places!! Did you visit the Bard’s birth­place etc? What struck me was how tiny folks were back then…did you see how small the beds were?

  • wow so cool! makes me miss uni days! eh, so ham­sum hor, ur foto. UK air does ur skin good;)

  • Swans. Ducks. Sheep. Cows.”

    Yummy.

    Wel­come back, bro! :D

  • You’re back!! Eagerly antic­i­pat­ing your tales of swash­buck­ling romance and adven­tures in agree­able cli­mate. And here we are, melt­ing in this swel­ter­ing heat, utter­ing obscen­i­ties and won­der­ing… what­ever are we to do with our­selves? There’s no romance in 38 degrees!

  • yay! u’re back! whr to next? ;)

  • I thought you were giv­ing us some Shake­spearean after Stratford-upon-Avon. Some of the places you men­tioned — Edin­burgh, Stratford-upon-Avon, Bath and The Lake Dis­trict are some of the most mem­o­rable for me for each of their “personality”.

    I won­der when I can visit again.…..

    I think weather makes and breaks my day…that is why I can’t wait to get out of where I am now. :O

  • Didn’t you go crazy in the Lake Dis­trict? I got stranded there for a week­end :) That’s where I real­ized I’m not that much of a nature lover. I need the city dammit!

  • Yay! Der Kenny ist schon wieder zurück­gekom­men!!!! ;)

    Can’t wait for more sto­ries and pictures.…

  • jordan wrote:

    too hot here. colder is bet­ter. viva eng­land! :D

  • whoa! wel­come back kenny!
    more sto­ries please! hahaha

  • Nice to know you are back…counting the days to see your next post :)

  • You went to Edin­burgh to eat Sotong? And Kangkung? What about Black Pud­ding? Deep Fried Mars Bars? HAGGIS????? ;-)

    And Fish and Chips in…well…they don’t do news­pa­per anymore…sigh…

    Didya visit mah school in Bath? SOunds like you had a lot of fun. Am glad. Can’t wait to go back actu­ally. But FIRST, PEY comes to VISIT! YAY!

    See you and Prada soon!

  • kristopher wrote:

    wel­come back to the land of Truly Asia! :p

  • Poh Chu wrote:

    Who’s Paul Smith? Some singer/actor?

  • I think it’s about time some­one invented the air con­di­tioned suit or jacket. We could any­time siz­zle into thin air in such hot sun. Wel­come back, dear!

  • No quar­an­tine ? that wud be another 2weeks rest. Thanks for shar­ing your travel and you cap­ture every essence Item 1 — so on.… really it is so darn hot here, I had ice drink every moment..

  • Yup, it’s hot. I fancy it’s get­ting even hot­ter by the year! (Can’t wait for the ice age por­tion of global warming)

    So glad you got to escape the heat for two weeks!

  • mavis wrote:

    the heat is not get­ting bet­ter here… wish i was in eng­land too. will u blog about ur UK trip?

  • vinesh wrote:

    are those sheep in the back­ground? baaaaa! =P

  • Just dis­cov­ered your blog and I am really enjoy­ing it. Love your writing.

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    I was for­tu­nate not to have any­one scan me for the Virus That Was For­merly Known As The Swine Flu Virus (the things I learn from my Babitar­ian Anony­mous mates while I’m gone…) and got through the UK, Sin­ga­porean and Malaysian immi­gra­tion with ease.

    But when I got back here? Panas.… I need a mobile air-conditioner with me… eesh.

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    It is, dare I say, unsea­son­ably hot here in Malaysia. Per­haps more delayed effects of global warm­ing? We really do need to recy­cle more and use plas­tic less… They do it in Europe, why can’t we, I won­der? Just bring our own shop­ping bags to the stores and mar­ket and we’d be okay.

    They did use a ther­mal cam­era here, but I guessed I passed with fly­ing colours (or at least the non-high fever tem­per­a­tures ones…) :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    I’ve missed you guys too, ter­ri­bly. And all that FOOD! ;)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Omigosh, tell me you didn’t actu­ally count the days! For those fol­low­ing me or my blogfriends on Twit­ter, at least there was some sem­blance of a thread of my jour­ney through the British isles.

    As for writ­ing, start­ing soon lah… as soon as I lose all the extra kilos I put on from eat­ing and eat­ing on this trip! :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    P.S. I know you’re kid­ding with your praises, but still… I’m totally embar­rassed. LOL

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Lon­don? What Lon­don? Didn’t I say Edin­burgh? LOL

    Haiyo, dear, to eat well in Lon­don I pro­lly need to spend a for­tune… not so in Edin­burgh. The best Malaysian style sotong tepung goreng I’ve had, I had it there. And some sure­fire, wokhei-heavy kankung sam­bal bela­can some more, dun play play. :P

    As for the Cotswolds? To die for… I think if I ever strike the lot­tery, I’ll buy me a B&B there and just stay there for the rest of me life… :)

  • LOL! of course i didn’t count la, but like every­one else, I did missed yr mus­ing and posts. haha so you bet­ter start writ­ing! haha

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Will do, sir! Yessir!

    P.S. My Google Reader tells me I’ve missed ELEVEN of your posts while I’m gone… Time to get crack­ing on read­ing… ;)

  • HAHA! yeah been very free since may, so was blog­ging in a mad-frenzy. heh

    okay, I’m so look­ing for­ward to your posts, i could do with some inspi­ra­tion :)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Ah, to be free once more, and in May at that, the month of lambs and lions and run­ning in the fields, play play and away!

    *pauses*

    Maybe get­ting inspi­ra­tion from me isn’t that good an idea after all. I’m mad, I am, as mad as a March hare, uhm, in May. :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    No, don’t do that… I wasn’t miss­ing, just mis­placed, hur hur. Or as I rather see it, prop­erly placed… This is my sec­ond time to the UK — the first was a mad­cap solo back­pack­ing trek all over the place from Lon­don to Ipswich to Cam­bridge, then Edin­burgh and Inver­ness and the Isle of Skye, then Glas­gow, Dublin and back to Lon­don again — and much more relax­ing and well-paced.

    The weather was also so much bet­ter, and we had friends wher­ever we went… a totally dif­fer­ent expe­ri­ence from the kind­ness of strangers in Round One. Damnit, I wanna go back already! :(

  • I am free, I am free. After a long two years hia­tus . noth­ing could rein me in. A sniff of the air, and it already seemed so much fresher.

    I seek inspi­ra­tion from the crazy, the mad, and the dead. Noth­ing fears the dead, only the liv­ing. Come June, faster come :)

  • I think i’m utter­ing rub­bish. haha

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    A two years hia­tus? Did you stop blog­ging for that long? Wow, I don’t feel that bad about going miss­ing for three weeks then… hahaha.

    Ok, just kidding.

    Come June, faster come, for me too. :)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Not really. But then again, if you are, aren’t we all, ultimately?

    One man’s trash talk is another’s total truth.

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    The Lake Dis­trict was more beau­ti­ful than I even imag­ined, but that’s not the biggest sur­prise. I was amazed that after three days of hard hik­ing around lakes, over hills and what else, our legs weren’t the least bit aching. Maybe they were too busy appre­ci­at­ing the nat­ural won­ders around us too. ;)

    But aye, the humid­ity. Dying here, I am…

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    The first few days seem to stretch on and on… Lon­don, Shake­speare­land, the Cotswold… then the real action picked up in Bath, Edin­burgh and the Lake Dis­trict and from that point onwards it was like SWOOOSHHHH!!!

    Damn. I wanna go back there.

    P.S. You’re head­ing to Mel­bourne with McCutie, right? Good on you guys! :)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    IRL = In Real Life, I assume? My acronymisms are utterly crap (just like my allit­er­a­tions, haha).

    We’ll meet in the Big Great Sky Up There some day, my friend… or get rein­car­nated as the next Albert Ein­stein or Cameron Diaz (whichever hap­pens to be in fash­ion at the time). Om om om.

  • haha no la, i’m refer­ing the two years to the time i’m serv­ing the coun­try. lol!

    I only blog for two years, how can stop for two years before? heh

    June, June, where are you? :D

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Ah, National Ser­vice! You Sin­ga­pore­ans, Nor­we­gians, Tai­wanese, et al. are truly patri­ots, I tell you. Puts us to shame, really.

    As for June, she’ll be here before you know it.

    Till then though… *sweats*

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Yep­pers. More than two weeks, actu­ally. Just a cou­ple days short of three weeks. Yikes. I want me my Eng­lish (and Scot­tish) spring right now, right back! :(

    P.S. Free for lunch one of these days? The Devil and I got you and Snow White some lil some­thing from You-Kay. :)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Back and pret­tier than ever! Uhm, make that fat­ter than ever. Darn my col­leagues mak­ing fun of my flab! Grrr.…

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Your flesh just went, “Szzzzzzzzzzzz.…”, didn’t it? :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    I might not. Really. It’ll take time to wade through approx. 1,000 pic­cies to find maybe twenty that’s any good so in the mean­time, I might just pen a yodel in Malay instead.

    But prob­a­bly not. The UK thing does seem eas­ier… :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Kalo si Kenny masih panas waktu pagi
    Sila ingat si Kenny panas badan lagi
    Kalo si pem­baca rindu blog si Kenny
    Tak lama lagi kem­balinya kata-kata ber-honey…

    :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Ooh, that fair Avalon cer­tainly shook my sphere… but in a very good way, sir. A very good way. ;)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Sep­tem­ber?? Man, I may not last that long! Bet­ter plan another trip but soon, I must. For all you know, I may gone again before I even write about this trip! :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    I love them ducks… but we saw so many drakes (male ducks) swim­ming together sans their hens that the Devil started call­ing them gay ducks! LOL

    (In case you are won­der­ing how we knew they were male ducks, well, they were mal­lards, so the drakes are very dif­fer­ent in coloura­tion from the hens.)

    But I also love them duck as food… had the best duck breast in Abstract, this fancy French restau­rant in Edin­burgh, and the next day as crunchy duck slices in Malaysian Delight.… Sighs, my waist­line bids me return to that fair isle…

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    The beds are tiny! I had a look at Beat­rix Potter’s bed and I was, like, what, did they chop the feet off? How do they even fit? I guess we have too much growth hor­mones in our processed food these days…

    I pre­fer my king-sized bed any day… now if only I can change the weather here too…

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Yeah, I miss my uni days in Munich espe­cially — got to travel all over Europe, back­pack­ing some more. Now old di… must stay in hotels and B&Bs. :P

    As for my skin, aiyo… very dry and dehy­drated from the air there… Need to mois­turise banyak-banayk… LOL

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Haha… “Yummy.” Bril­liant. Once a food blog­ger always a food blog­ger! :D

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    No no romance in 38 degrees? I should have thought all those sweat and nasty thoughts you men­tioned would go a long way in plea­sur­able pur­suits… lol

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Shhh… It’s a secret… ;)

  • hehe­hehe

    i never knew that male ducks were called drakes. makes them sound very macho yes? lol
    and it is so weird that you men­tion your love for ducks and then as food!! like so salah lid­dat if you get my drift…
    but then again i did have very good peking duck in lon­don! :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Ooh, was that Peking Duck at Queensway/Baywater? I heard they have very good Peking Duck there, and a large Asian/Malaysian com­mu­nity resid­ing there too.

    And love for ducks is never salah.… esp. as food! :lol:

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Can’t help but agree — those beau­ti­ful places and their “per­son­al­i­ties” are indeed most mem­o­rable. May we both revisit them one day soon

    (Or at least revisit their clement weather — it’s wayyyyy too HOT here. Tem­per­a­tures were around 32–33 Cel­sius last night!)

  • jordan wrote:

    i think my skin was fry­ing like that today :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Oh I hope you’re not born in the Year of the Boar, like one of my friends is He got so hot and blis­tery, we called him “Roast Pork” or “Siew Yoke”… :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    I loved it… but then I love rain and mud and sheep and wind and all that silly nature crap. Mostly I was just happy to use my hik­ing boots again (not used since the Alps adven­ture six years ago, sighs).

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Danke, danke, mein Leib­ling… ;)

    *hugs*

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Count me in on that! (Though I love Malaysia still. Always will, despite the bloody heat.)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    More sto­ries? Okie-dokes, what­ever y’all ask for, y’all get — once I get some free time, that is… :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    The rate I post (i.e. slowly, very slowly) maybe the next post should be titled “Count­ing the Days”? LOL

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Well, I cer­tainly didn’t plan on going to Scot­land for sotong and kangkung. Blame Prada, not me. But eesh, hag­gis? No, gura mie ayd!

    I did sorta visit your school or passed nearby it at Prior Park since they do not allow unof­fi­cial vis­i­tors… Pey told me all about them naughty boys there too… ;)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    P.S. Yay to Pey visiting!

    P.P.S. Yay to see­ing you and Allan soon too! :)

  • i had that peking duck in leceis­ter square, chi­na­town i think… i’m nor­mally not a fan of duck..but i was walk­ing passed these chi­nese roast meat shops and the aroma was amaz­ing!!
    walked in and ordered half a peking duck! :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Well, that set­tles it then! Malaysians, French and Chi­nese chefs in the UK really know their duck! :D

    P.S. You ate half a duck all by your­self? Impressive!

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    LOL — and what a warm wel­come I’ve been receiv­ing too! You guys are the best! Almost makes me not wanna leave Malaysia ever again… almost :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    P.S. Then again, maybe leav­ing more often means return­ing more often to lov­ing, wel­com­ing arms? Hehe…

  • Kenneth wrote:

    Well, hope­fully not THAT long la. :) We all seem to be sep­a­rated by like 2 degrees of sep­a­ra­tion. Haha. So how was the British Isles??? Look­ing for­ward to your pic­tures and amaz­ingly descrip­tive prose. Quick! Quick! :D

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Ah, that’s still less Kevin Bacon’s six degree of sep­a­ra­tion, haha…

    As for the British posts, know­ing me, as you all should well do by now… Don’t hold your breath? LOL

  • Poh Chu wrote:

    We don’t have the facil­i­ties but also Malaysians don’t care much about envi­ron­ment. Some do but not enough. :(

  • it’s sad really wen peo­ple don’t realise what our neglect is doing to mother earth… for instance jz yes­ter­day i was at pyra­mid to get a dress for this wed­ding i’m attend­ing and manda­tory for us ji muis to wear red and since it’s not CNY, find­ing a red dress is really… D-I-F-F-I-C-U-L-T…

    any­hoos… pyra­mid has this BYOB (Bring Your Own Bag) on Tues­day and with a min­i­mal shop­ping amount, park­ing is free (if mem­ory serves me right)… i always try to remem­ber to bring my reusable shop­ping bag wit me when­ever I know I’m going to buy some­thing (but some­times I do for­get)… well i remem­bered yes­ter­day (cos now i leave em in d car) so wen the sales lady was pro­cess­ing my sale I told her no bag… n she kinda gave me this sur­prised look…

    i mean i tot u guys were pro­mot­ing this BYOB thingy rite… *haih*… I guess peo­ple jz feel proud to show off their var­i­ous shapes n brands of the goods they’ve bought (i used to be one of those until the var­i­ous plastic/paper bags i have and never use nor throw is begin­ning to take over my wardrobe space)… not to men­tion how peo­ple look at you funny when u’re car­ry­ing a few recy­clable bags… yes, i’ve got­ten those looks too… but really cudn’t b both­ered… on days when I for­get my handy bags some­times if it’s near my place and i will b mak­ing a trip back soon i’ll jz buy it then (if it’s a big item) or… for smaller items i’d jz put em in my hand­bag (thank God for over­sized bags)…

    but i still hv not fig­ured out a way to buy my gro­cery w/o using the plas­tic bags… (my recy­cle bag not big enough n i’m pretty sure the han­dle will break under all the weight)

    n no… i didn’t claim the free park­ing… malas la… i always use touch n go wen in pyra­mid… :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    It all starts with one small voice, my dear, and adding other small voices to it till we grow and grow and become very loud and heard! :D

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    No lah, Paul Smith is a fash­ion designer, esp. menswear… very Beat­lesque in his influ­ence. Colours, baby, COLOURS!! :D

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    And it’s so much cheaper in Lon­don!! :)

  • ~ elfie ~ wrote:

    so notty! ;)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    The notty–iest! lol

  • the_lighthouse wrote:

    i like paul smith a lot too, the col­or­ful socks! :)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Ooh, he’s known for those socks! The fun part is seek­ing out new, funky ones — funkier than the ones you already have! :)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Ooh, I’d be the first in line for one of those suits/jackets! Call me Sub-Zero any­day! :P

    And thanks for the warm wel­come back! :)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    No quar­an­tine though I did come back from Penang with a bit of a flu. So I told all my friends at our din­ner @One Bangsar that I had the swine flu virus.… but they were so cool, all hugged me any­way! Hope none of them MC today like me. :(

    I’d love an iced drink now but I promised Prada to only take luke­warm bev­er­ages.… :P

  • ~ elfie ~ wrote:

    *slaps kenny’s bot­tom for being so notty*
    hehe…

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Ouch?

    Now, who’s gonna mas­sage my poor, bruised bot­tom? Any vol­un­teers? :lol:

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    The ice age por­tion seems such a long time com­ing — now all we get is the Heat Age! :(

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Soon, pretty soon… I’ve at least man­aged to divvy up the pics into sep­a­rate fold­ers accord­ing to the places I vis­ited in the UK. So at least I’m organ­ised now. Next up is the col­lages! :D

  • Selene wrote:

    You hiked in the Alps? Wow… must be great. =)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    It was fan­tas­tic. I’ve done the Alps from the Ger­man, Aus­trian, Ital­ian and Swiss sides. Just left with the Frenchie part and I’m a happy man! :)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Baaaaaaa baaaaack to you! :P

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Hmm, time to invest in a larger bag in lieu of car­ry­ing recy­cled plas­tic bags? Good on you for ignor­ing all those igno­rant stares though. Viva la ver­dant! :)

  • Kenny Mah wrote:

    Thank you chanc­ing upon my blog, Yoli, and thanks for your kind kind words.

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