Hat Yai Road Trip

Hi guys, sorry for not updating my blog recently... I have been really busy with my assignment...

My table looks this way all the time, as in 1 month before submission of every coursework:

I nearly gave up at one point where I told my fiance I do not want to continue with my masters no more. This is because usually, people who do their masters, they do work but they get themselves a part time job.. As for me, I am working full time and I have got no lectures to attend (distance learning). Everything is up to my own self... Whether I wanna discipline myself or not... I envy those who get to go out after work, etc... I do go out after work, but my head will be full of sh*t (FOS). Nevertheless, I told myself one day when I was staring blankly out of my window at 2am, "I have studied this much, I have came this far, I can do it..."

I have came this far, how many subjects have I done in total?:

Ok, lets cut the crap on studying + coursework...

Remember that I mentioned that me and my mates went for a road trip? We went to Hat Yai and we had so much fun there... It's all about alcohol and food LOL! We made a move from Penang at 8pm, was supposed to be at 7pm but Cheryl and Weng Khit were late *it's ok, we forgive them* LOL! We had McD for dinner in the car, to keep our stomachs from not growling...

So we arrived at the border of Thailand at about 10pm Malaysian Time and had our passports stamped, etc... Our so called driver at one part didn't lock the door and all of our valuables were in there *knock his head* but yet, he insisted no one would have stolen the car since all the securities were there *Jee Ann continues nagging*... After the border, I was the so called navigator to the driver... wtf! His GPS was not able to receive any signal if we were to place it near the gear... So I had to hold on to it (as in it was placed on my lap) - a bit higher, better signal wtf! I the navigator told the driver, "just follow whichever car you think you like, I'm sure one of them will be going to our hotel" .... HAHAHAHHA! Nah, we didn't do that..

Drove and drove and we reached the town area... continued driving till we got to the hotel. I checked in at the hotel, then Cheryl and Weng Khit came up after a few minutes... Went to the loo to do whatever we needed to... Then off we were from our executive suite, Room 2099. When we went down to the lobby, the receptionist called me to the counter:

Receptionist: "Madam, how many people staying?"

Jee Ann: "only 2, why?" '

Receptionist: "Madam, it's ok if your other friends are staying as well but let me tell you, when you check out tomorrow, ask them to leave first cos if the room service sees so many of you, they will charge 500 Bhat each!"

Jee Ann: "Ohhh, ok ok.. thank you ah *pai seh/ blushing/ embarrassed/ malu-nya*

So off we went to hail for a "tuk tuk" ... First destination was Chanel Club..

That's me and Cheryl at the entrance:

Group picture taken in the club... Thought the beer was cheap, nonsense:
BUT, the champagne was cheap:
And, that's me practicing for my big night which will be next year:

After we were done with Chanel pub, hailed another "Tuk tuk" and off to Ice Bar:

One section which was really the ice bar, and all of us superheroes refused to put on their jackets (free of charge):

Seems that it's very expensive to drink "Green Label" in Malaysia, but in Thailand:

Which question do we usually ask ourselves in Thailand? Girl or boy???:
So that was our night, all drunk? maybe... LOL... Where was I?.. hmmm:

The funniest part was Cheryl and Khit going back to the hotel with the wrong key card. They took Chiun Shyen's caling card and went to the reception:

Khit: Excuse me, your hotel key is not working. We are at Room 2099!

Receptionist: Sir, this is not our room key!

Wahahahhahaha... Another incident was Cheryl trying to show her Thai language skill till she refuses to pay the "Tuk tuk" driver until she gets the right word! LOL! "ka, kap, ka, kap?"

So we went for food the next day but not this though cos look at them, how pitiful... it's not easy being an animal or a piglet, but it seems they are really tasty:

Piglets can even synchronise:

I feel that this is a really good shot as if it was hung on the bike:

So that was our trip to Hat Yai in less than 24 hours. We then made a move at 3pm from Thailand and reached Penang at 6.30pm (Malaysia time, 5.30pm Thailand Time). Went to a village between Jawi and Bukit Merah (that's North to south, different expressway) for a good good dinner and ended the night at another mate's house for a couple of drinks... That was our road trip (from Penang - Thailand - Penang - Jawi - Lenny's plc - back home!)... Tiring it was but was good!!!! xoxo