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Still remember 2 days ago I did mention about 3D cakes? Now, I’m going to show you more cute and creative 3D cakes, or known as 3-Dimensional cakes. These cakes are brought to you by TAKA Cake House, one of the popular bakeries in Kuching.

TAKA Cake House was having a roadshow at Crown Square on 13-15 June 2008. Sorry I was busy and wasn’t able to update as fast as Anna or Alysha. (They are much more efficent than me!) During the roadshow, many cakes made me drools.

Do you notice some 3D models in the photo? Let’s see some close up shots.

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Yesterday was the DuanWu festival or known as the Dragon Boat Festival. Normally on this day, the Chinese will eat meat dumplings known as Zong Zi (Mandarin) or Bak Zang (Hokkien dialect). I only ate few spoon of dumpling yesterday. This morning, my colleague gave me one, so I’m gonna eat it later during lunch time.

Here are some photos of very beautiful dumplings received in my inbox. Take a look.

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Still remember I mentioned that I’m in the top 3 for the Go, Enjoy, Snap, Blog Contest? Last Saturday, I went to Star Cineplex to redeem the rewards from My Privilege Book as they were having a road show there.

Posting for the formal procedure.

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Pikom organized a 3-day-PC fair here, in Kuching. I believe most of us in Malaysia know that now is the PC fair season. The past three days, a lot of people went to the PC fair. Of course I was there too. I went there on the first and last day. Arrived there quite late on the first day. Just managed to take a look around and do some price survey and bought a Canon PIXMA iP1880 printer on behalf of the company, at the price of RM148. And yesterday (the last day of PC fair), I saw the price had dropped to RM138. =.=

I GB Kingston pendrive

The PC fair is not as large in size like the one I attended years ago back in PWTC, Kuala Lumpur.

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a Chinese flute

Tomorrow will be the last day of Chinese New Year, known as the Chap Go Meh (meaning: 15th night). Most Chinese families will once again, gather around and have another reunion dinner. Some even get a day off to celebrate the last day of Chinese New Year. (Unfortunately, I still have to work.)

I’ve always wanted to come up with something happening in order to celebrate this blog’s 1st birthday. In conjunction of celebrating the last day of Chinese New Year for 2008, I would like to hold my very first blog contest. It’s very simple and if you are interested, read on.

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