Iketeru and Tapas
What a great weekend. One of the very few (since work always gets in the way) that we're so proud to be having; surrounded by a group of exciting, young and very chatty bunch of twenty-somethings.
La Bodega and Alexis served the canvas to which we splashed the rainbow of our conversations. An unforgettable weekend surrounded by a truly memorable group of people.
Edit: In the previous post, I posted a comment wondering who we'd 'bump' into this week. It was a joke more than anything else. But I suppose not all jokes are actually funny. Some of them are downright uncomfortable. So I did bump into someone this weekend. She was the last person i thought i'd see, but see her i did anyways. We had small talk for a bit, deftly avoided the "why didn't you reply my messages" question (which would've been directed at me) and turned around and continued talking to our respective friends. I guess in some ways, it's a fitting end to the tale of iPanema.
As I was about to leave I tapped her shoulder to say our goodbyes. Our eyes locked for an instant, knowing that this would probably be the last time we'd ever 'bump' into one another ever again. We both knew we had said our goodbyes the moment we came back to KL many, many moons ago. Anyway, enough with this tale of woe, back to the photos:
That's me, trying to think of another way to describe "Overcast" during a heated game of Charades.
Memoirs of the Geisha, starring Fizie.
That's Lynn trying to stuff a finger into my ear. The photos we take.. :)
Zuuru (which means "Cheater" in Japanese..haha) being Robocop and an extra from Prison Break.
Nizam definately took the "Chocolate Cake" when he tried to describe the act of being seasick during charades. Everybody, and I mean everybody broke into a fit of laughter. Funny bastard.
That's Nadira, crossed eyed and in the second photo she tries very hard to explain to a friend how Heartattack is actually a game and not a disease. Honest.
The "Hunchback" as he so eloquently called himself during a game of Charades is Ezar. Dude...why would EZAR be in the CARDS? :)
Alexis
This is Mei Ida who's here on holiday, who explained to Zull (amidst a wall of laughter) that Zuuru actually meant Cheater in Japanese. She also tried very hard to make Alfi say "Iketeru" but gave up after Alfi "Malaysianized" the word. She learned three words today, "Cun", "Poyo" and "Ampang". haha.
This gentleman right here is Alfi, who despite trying very hard to BE Iketeru (which means "cool" in Japanese), had a hard time saying the word. He still got it wrong as we left the restaurant.
And last but not least is Shukor (who can actually write his name down in Japanese!), who gets his own spot because he says that he should be Charging us for his presence. So here ya go mate, your very own photo. Muahahaha.
Well hope you guys enjoyed the photos. Have a good weeklong holiday people.
La Bodega and Alexis served the canvas to which we splashed the rainbow of our conversations. An unforgettable weekend surrounded by a truly memorable group of people.
Edit: In the previous post, I posted a comment wondering who we'd 'bump' into this week. It was a joke more than anything else. But I suppose not all jokes are actually funny. Some of them are downright uncomfortable. So I did bump into someone this weekend. She was the last person i thought i'd see, but see her i did anyways. We had small talk for a bit, deftly avoided the "why didn't you reply my messages" question (which would've been directed at me) and turned around and continued talking to our respective friends. I guess in some ways, it's a fitting end to the tale of iPanema.
As I was about to leave I tapped her shoulder to say our goodbyes. Our eyes locked for an instant, knowing that this would probably be the last time we'd ever 'bump' into one another ever again. We both knew we had said our goodbyes the moment we came back to KL many, many moons ago. Anyway, enough with this tale of woe, back to the photos:
Memoirs of the Geisha, starring Fizie.
That's Lynn trying to stuff a finger into my ear. The photos we take.. :)
Zuuru (which means "Cheater" in Japanese..haha) being Robocop and an extra from Prison Break.
Nizam definately took the "Chocolate Cake" when he tried to describe the act of being seasick during charades. Everybody, and I mean everybody broke into a fit of laughter. Funny bastard.
That's Nadira, crossed eyed and in the second photo she tries very hard to explain to a friend how Heartattack is actually a game and not a disease. Honest.
The "Hunchback" as he so eloquently called himself during a game of Charades is Ezar. Dude...why would EZAR be in the CARDS? :)
Alexis
This is Mei Ida who's here on holiday, who explained to Zull (amidst a wall of laughter) that Zuuru actually meant Cheater in Japanese. She also tried very hard to make Alfi say "Iketeru" but gave up after Alfi "Malaysianized" the word. She learned three words today, "Cun", "Poyo" and "Ampang". haha.
This gentleman right here is Alfi, who despite trying very hard to BE Iketeru (which means "cool" in Japanese), had a hard time saying the word. He still got it wrong as we left the restaurant.
And last but not least is Shukor (who can actually write his name down in Japanese!), who gets his own spot because he says that he should be Charging us for his presence. So here ya go mate, your very own photo. Muahahaha.
Well hope you guys enjoyed the photos. Have a good weeklong holiday people.
Comments
but the game, and the new weekend ritual is damn good, and it works i guess hehehe
and yeah ezar, good times. for damn sure.
though few and far between, we're fortunate that we still have what it takes.
to a good lunar new year.
email me, then we'll go from there.
:)
adlinyusman@mac.com
the holidays can be a bit, humdrum. haiyo.