This is what I proudly call a sembreak well-spent
I've been cramming my 17 years of lifeless life into this one tiny week of freedom
By, touring Penang!
like what I should have done a long time ago.
trip was planned a month ago but the locations were uncertain,
First destination, Penang's renowned Chung Ling High School.
got myself a nice personal guide to go around its compound, like a boss.
walked into a random classroom just to take a whacko snapshot.
recall this? ><
a stranded shoe at the most inconspicuous place of the facade.
Had breakfast in their canteen, and I solemnly admit that 5 years of canteen food in HEHS, is ...
we know, you know, i know.
Second stop, the day was supposed to be a church and the Suffolk House, but then,
it rained, and things turned a bit sour.
I don't recommend tourists to go to Suffolk House unless you want a fine dine,
entrance fee to the building costs RM10
and that is why I stood outside and took snapshots instead.
ThankGod the rain stopped eventually, just in time when we reach this street they call Jalan Muntri.
streches and streches of heritage sites for madass photographers like me to start snapping away.
this is a candit scene i took when a trishaw rode by as I was talking
Georgetown, home to our Malaysian's prestigious heritage shophouses,
Personally, I believe heritage sites on Prince of Wales (Penang) are one of a kind compared to heritage sites from Malacca or any other states in Malaysia.
Basically, it's a haven for all architechture frenzies.
another trishaw
strolling along the uncharted streets of the Heritage site, you will be surprised of how much modifications and restalations the state government (I think) had put effort in to restore Prince of Wales back to its age of glory.
You will be able to find metal made graffitis at almost every intersection of different streets.
Zakka & Zen
From the outside, it may seem to be some shabby, musty shack where they sell random tourist stuff, but a step into it changed my perception.
Cute : adorable but ugly
I am a sucker for a few things and handmade cloth dolls is one of them.
Thanks to self-control and a rational shopping companion, yes, urge to spend unnecessarily is refrained in within me.
The shop house contains 2 levels, the first, is like the picture shown above, dark and vintage.
the second floor displays a differ in genre of the interior decoration.
I didn't actually took a wide angle snapshot of the design of the second level, but,
Basically, it's all white and covered in Polaroid pieces,
which also, drove me bonkers!
I love this piece ♥
random items from the shop
After spending about 45 minutes just snapping away pictures of ourselves in the shop (mostly myself)
fake emo and calm, this is how I'd look.
we came out and realised if we had walked in the different direction, the next destination on my check-list would be checked in 2 minutes after parking. Well, if we haven't been walking in the wrong direction, I wouldn't have all those photography adrenaline booming in me.
Moontree 47,
as a child I used to visit areas around Irving Road because my grandmother used to have a house there, yes, A VINTAGE HOUSE.
but I never knew that region of Penang grew into artists' breeding ground,
interior to exterior decors of each shop are just remarkably exquisite.
not only is it a lovely place to hide from the hot scorching sun which was blazing down at my bare skin outside, ==
it also serves some scrumptious FOODIES!!
Price range in Moontree 47 is quite reasonable,
depends on what you get yourself,
Beverage -- RM 3 - 13
Food -- below RM 25
I forgotten how much this costs, but it sure looked nice.
But mine is better, muahahaha
French Toast o French Toast
look at how thy honey dripped from thy golden body
two pieces of Banggali bread sandwiching slices of bananas and topped with honey and butter
appetizing choice of brunch for RM4.00
onnomnomnom
About the previous shop that I claimed that I refrained myself from spending,
err, I kinda lied.
Got myself these two babes for an awesome deal which you will never ever get from Straits Quay or any night market.
of course I didn't bought it unnecessarily,
#1 I needed bracelets
#2 plane symbolises my love for travelling
#3 mirror symbolises my narcissism
:P
snapshot turned out just perfect. ILOVEME
We went into QueensStreet which was a 3 minute drive from Jalan Muntri
just to visit Chai Diam Ma, as introduced by some of my friends and several articles.
and sadly been trolled
see what I mean?
WE are closed, coz
The weather is good.
zzz
Last stop was to have tea time at China House
beautiful atmosphere to chit-chat, they even had cups of crayons for you to doodle on their table.
I was kidding,
the table was covered with a piece of mahjong paper each.
and yes, doodling is allowed.
personal opinion, I didn't really liked the cakes there and prices are,
I would say, unmatching*. :)
No hard feelings.
Love Penang, You want more?
our annual Georgetown festival is around the corner,
hope you'd drop by!
ps. I had an awesome driver, merci.








