kampung house right smack in the city - Mid Valley Megamall to be precise
Hope the celebrations are going well..... Am sure everyone is enjoying the 2 day break and also the chance to eat loadsa lemang and rendang. Lucky people! No yearly ritual of snapping pixs of the lemang sellers at Damansara, but this year, it is an amazing scene I saw in the mall - a village scene that looks just like the real deal.
looks really like the real thing
We are still on the road, left a small town for another smaller town. Since we got in very late, yet to see much but we did check out the local diner - a 24 hours joint with pies (that look amazing!), greasy food like chicken fried steak, American memorabilia like old signboards and truckers. Really lives up to my expectations of diners from the movies we watch all the time.
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Mid Valley decor really nice...we like it too... check out our pics?? comment comment bit... hehe
Nice nice deco in MV...I always looked forward to their festive deco:D
Happy Holidays to you too!~
cool. cannot wait for your future posts!!!
Wow, at first glance, I thought it was a real house. What's the white trunk-like thing in front of the house?
mari kita ramai2 meriahkan lg mjls hr ry thn ini. dsertakan jgk list rmh terbuka slrh dunia;
http://warisan-marzuki.blogspot.com/2008/10/sywl-jth-dlm-okt-utk-kt-braya-ianya-jgk.html
jk anda ada info lain, sila emailkan lmn web ATAU no telnya ke sronoknya@gmail.com ATAU sms +60128624623 segera!
thx... semua d jmpt hdr & jgn malu2
apa komen anda psl video d bwh ini;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdXf2iI8ap4
http://test.chedet.com/che_det/2008/09/selamat-hari-raya-aidilfitri.html#comments
http://rantingsbymm.blogspot.com/2008/10/open-housing-in-kl-and-jakarta.html
maaflah TUN... drkm pun ms tgh kecewa, lpr, malu & mrh! ampunkan, x?
the house really look like real one. not bad
Boo, harlow?? Why no new post? Still unpacking?
Looked like the real deal coz it is. The house is taken apart and reassemble. My house in Teluk Senangin is from a 100 years old house. We bought the house, took it apart panel by panel, transferred it to our land, and put it back together with some minor adjustment. A lot of people are doing it these days.
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