On the ground of i-City.

As I said in the previous post, we are having several activities pretty soon, which to be exact; there are only two activities in total. One of them had just passed and it indeed created brand new memories within me, Helmy, Fahmi, Farah, Alia, and Revi. I might have not been participative throughout the journey but, needless to say, I was delighted by all the jokes and the laughter. It came and gone in haste until I couldn't really enjoy every moment to bits.

In case you are wondering where I had just been to, we went for a seafood dinner in Klang, near somewhere called Tanjung Rambutan Harapan at around 9.30pm wtf, because of Helmy who always needs half an hour to one hour to get him ready. By the time we settled down in the restaurant, it was almost 10.30pm already. Well, it was a Malay seafood restaurant where you can choose your own handsome and pretty fishes, prawns, crabs, and squids but unfortunately, the crabs and the squids were running out of stock by the time we arrived. It was fine for me, though, since I never like squids. :P There were 6 persons in total, yet we had 6 or 7 big fat fishes with big, deep fried prawns plus almost 10 cups of drinks. Tell me we were crazy! However, the overall price was just around RM110. Damn cheap can! :D After we cleared the payment, someone proposed to hang around in i-City, Shah Alam.

Truth to be told, it was my first time officially stepped into this beautiful place with colourful lights on the fake trees. Photographing is what you must do once you are there but since it was a sudden plan, Helmy didn't bring his DSLR along. :( The only way of marking down the memories was to use my own poor little camera, or their own mobile phones. What a waste! Fortunately, the outcomes from my camera are all fine.

To me, i-City is just like a dreamland that acts as an eye-opener to the people. It is surrounded by light trees of different colours, and it somehow creates romantic atmospheres to make it one of the places for the couples to hang out. Even the view of i-City from the highway would make you go "Woooaaaaaaahhh!" and "Wooooooowww!" or all sorts of exaggerated reactions that you can think of.

Not only light trees, those smart people even set up different kind of steamboat restaurants, dessert restaurants, restaurants where the teenagers usually like to hang out at, shops that sell different kind of things with neon, and et cetera. There is even one KK Super Mart that sells whatever you can see in a supermarket.

However, something has brought negative impression on me. Every car who wants to enter is required to pay RM10 for the entrance fee, which is way too expensive in terms of what they have inside. I have heard that even walkers are as well required to pay for it wtf. I know, this is what we called it Malaysia.

When you want to take photo with light behind, this is the outcome. D: That's Revi, by the way. It's her last day being in Malaysia before she departs to Indonesia, where she is originally belongs to, at 8am today.

Among all, this is my favourite photo of the day instead of the one taken in between the rows of light trees. Don't ask me why, it's just about the intuition.

Apart from the light trees, game stations are set up for you to have some fun and waste some money as well. As you can see in this photo, even though these kind of games can be seen everywhere, but it never seems to fail to attract the people.

Thousands of yellowish ducklings are swimming and waiting for you to catch one. Are you lucky enough?

More game stations to go. To be exact, there are only 4 or 5 game stations in total. This station was way too unattractive until no one was willing to play. LOL!

Even though I don't play, but, still, I wish to grab one of these huge bears away. I'm not that lucky, though.

Do you know what you have to do with these glass bottles? You will be given some red rings once you give them the required tokens. After that, you will have to throw the red rings towards the glass bottles until they hitch the selected glass bottles that are qualified enough to give you a gift, either big size or small size.

Try to guess what Alia was playing. The two guys with perverted smiles are Helmy and Fahmi.

Taadaaa! This was what she was playing yesterday yet she got nothing in the end. Supposedly, she should have won something but due to what they stated as a rule, she's still not the winner. "Unfair!" she yelled at the guy. XDDD

One more to go but I didn't see how the people played. Perhaps you have to throw a ball into the basket inside the pail without it rebounding from the basket?

Hawker stalls that sell foods, snacks, watches, and et cetera can as well be seen by walking further. Can you spot an ice-cream freezer with huge stars? There was where Helmy treated each of us two tiny little scoops of ice-cream of different flavours with a cone. Thank you! :D

It's the view of the light trees from a far end. :)

After passing through these pumpkin streets (I named them by myself), it's the time for us to leave. Guess what, by the time we arrived at the campus, it was already almost 2am. Even though we're sort of exhausted, I was still as happy as a kid because of what we had done throughout the night. Alright, it sounds so wrong wtf. You know I don't mean it right? :P

And now, I'm so looking forward to see daddy on the coming Saturday, because he is coming back from Hong Kong for approximately 5 days. Wheeeeeee! :DDD Even though I'm heading to Pulau Pangkor with the awesome friends and the Badman soon on 27th of December, I still get to spend time with daddy throughout the weekend. I am just so excited! Well, it means I'm not celebrating the Christmas with the Badman but we're celebrating it on Sunday night. Hopefully everything goes smoothly before I start my third term.

Before I end my post, an early Merry Christmas to you who are reading this! :DDD

x.