Funfair and Taiwanese desserts. Awesome date? You bet.

I love random plans! So when LoverBoy called me up and suggested visiting the funfair near his house, I was like 'YES!'

It was located in the parking lot of the Carrefour in Kota Kemuning and was pretty small, as far as funfairs go. But small or no small, funfairs are funfairs and madness can ensue wherever May Lee and LB go, because we're just funny that way.

Pictures!

LB playing darts to win me my soft toy: ROUND 1

Stall lady: Hmm. Not enough to get a soft toy. Here, you get a pen!

LB: *tulan* 

Stall lady: Nevermind, if you play three rounds, you can get a soft toy!

LB: ONS! 

ROUND 2

Round 1 = 1 pen. Round 2 = 1 pen. End result: 2 pens.

LB: GRAWR. I WANT TOY

ROUND 3!

Meet Waste of Money, the fruit of our love and copious token-spending.

The proud Papa

The amused Mama

By then, I was pretty bored of watching LB play darts. I suggested:

FERRIS WHEEEEEEL!

(People always get up to monkey business right at the top of the wheel, heh heh)

But not us!

Honey, I'm hungryy *GRNYAAAAAAAMMMM*

YOU CRAZY WOMAN, YOU'RE EATING OUR BABY!

But.. but... IT IS NOT ANATOMICALLY CORRECT!

This problem comes from YOUR side of your family.

TAKE BACK WHAT YOU SAID!

LB: I'M SORRY! I'M SORRY!!

I wonder what the other people on the wheel were thinking when they heard the maniacal laughter and saw the bright flashes of light coming from our compartment.

Back on the ground, 

LB wanted one more chance at getting a big prize

"OOH! L! What is L?"

"Ooooh! We is get patung! Yay! High five!"

"......................................"

"So small one"

"DAMN UGLY WEI"

"DON'T SAY THAT ABOUT OUR CHILD!"

"I DON'T WANT THIS TERBANTUT CHILD!"

The face of ultimate disappointment.

We left shortly after, with our two children Waste of Money and Waste of Money Jr.

Next stop: SNOWFLAKE!

LB was horrified when he found out that I hadn't ever been to Snowflake, so he made an emergency detour into SS15 (opposite Asia Cafe, the Starbucks row) to feed his deprived girlfriend.

There is a bigger signboard in front, but I didn't want to stand out there like a jakun, so this will have to suffice!

Q: How can you tell a place is good?

A: When it's jam-packed like this!

Made it extra-large so you can read the teeny-tiny words. THIS IS SO CUTE. Makes life easier and more efficient, and you don't have to hang around the counter waiting for your food!

The sign said that it's the best-seller

And May Lee added one more bowl to its statistics!

LB didn't. Tsk.WHERE IS YOUR HERD MENTALITY?

Both are awesomely yummy though! Mine was an awesome bowl of cincau ice (cincau-flavoured ice), topped with cincau jelly, and topped further with taro balls. They're glutinous-y and chewy in texture, and the yam flavour really goes well with the cincau! It comes with creamer on the side, so you add it in according to your tastes; I tried it both ways, without and then with the creamer.. they're both good!

LB's one is a soya bean ice thing with pearls (the bubble tea pearls), topped with yam, cincau and red beans. Sounds a little weird? BUT IT IS SO YUMMY. The ice tastes like good soya bean - not too sweet - and is refreshingly un-creamy! Think of soya pudding, and convert it into crushed ice. Yes, it's good. The red beans and the yams were quite foreign to me, and I found out yesterday that I LOVE ME FOREIGN-TASTING FOOD!

Go on warm nights, sit in the smoking section (you get a view of Asia Cafe, and hopefully, good-looking people), and slurp your icy goodness. Life is good.