Update from Sabah Part 1

Looks those people staying in Sabah are too lazy to update with us, so instead of waiting for them to tell you what's happening here in Sabah, I decided to tell you what's happening to all of us during my trip to Sabah now...

===reach Kota Kinabalu===

===Tanjung Aru beach, playing with sunset===

===Sutera Harbour Resorts, playing with falling stars===

===3 hours (stop and look) to KUNDASANG===

===Kenny and Kem Maw said the YEE MEE in Sabah is different, so I tried...===

===we risk our life to climb Mountain Kinabalu in 15 minutes===

===SURPRISES to Sue Yee!!===

===We celebrated her 21st Birthday on highland, she was so HIGH~~~===

===the Strawberry Ice-cream is 6 stars indulgence, MUST TRY!!!===

===we risk our life again to jump in the middle of Cactus Land===

===Kenny got stung by one cactus, Cui Ling said it's poisonous... Kenny's face turned purple===

===cactus is poisonous??===

===ok, maybe the cactus isn't poisonous, Kenny made it to the cow farm===

===it's closed for renovation, we broke into the farm ILLEGALLY===

===Chui Ling didn't wear spec, she tot white spot was safe so she stepped on it.. OH NO!!!===

===you know what are those WHITE THING===

===MERSILAU NATURAL PARK===

===small stream===

===good to jump there coz you won't sweat===

===Kundasang War Memorial===

===we got locked inside the park... *sweat===

===then I drove all the way back to Kota Kinabalu===

=== The brake didn't really function well, it's dark out there... most adventurous trip i ever drive===

===eat CHEAP seafood...===

...to be continued...

Young KL Singers @ KLCC

Jack, Angel and me...

Ding di li Ding di li...

What seem to be the sound chimes chiming and utter gibberish were the words to our opening song of the evening...

Magnificent we were as asserted with the title of the Mongolian number, Magnificent Horses.

I present to you, the Young KL Singers

With a small crowd no less than 400 at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre Plenary theater, it was such rush to be able to perform along with the Trinity College Choir who had so much to offer and for us, so much to learn from.

I truly enjoyed their showcase of talents, and not to mention looks, in addition to the beautiful songs that were carefully handpicked and skillfully performed.

though the short period of time ceased to allow us time to mingle around but performing alongside with them truly is a privilege and I hope to do so again in the future...

What I truly admire is their deep bass choirist who produce such beautiful tone to the songs while the tenors, as I would conclude, are able to bring the savage beast to rest with their impeccable tone...

My favourite was of course when they did their "surprise encore" of our Malaysian "Jong Jong Inai" was truly a treat for both the crowd and ourselves as Malaysians.

But the best part of the day is being able to merge the choirs and sing in unison our version of the Medley, Kenangan Lagenda comprising Sheila Majid's Lagenda, Sudirman's Hujan, the traditional folk song, Bujang Lapok and lastly, the late P.Ramlee's Getaran Jiwa.

It did drive the crowd wild each time we perform this lovely tune.

It was, a great experience and I hope in our coming production in September, the crowd will get much "wilder"...

Cheese!!!