Showing posts with label contest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contest. Show all posts

Monday, August 12, 2013

Enter Pinwheels Photo Contest when you shop at Pinwheels.my

I know it's already past Raya and many of us mommies have probably already taken advantage of the many great pre-raya deals for ourselves and our family members. But when it comes to our little kiddies, especially newborn to 5 years old, I always find it hard to restrain myself from getting new clothes for them, "just in case"... they either grow out of their current size sooner than I thought or simply because children's clothes sold online or in malls seem to have cuter designs and nicer materials from time to time.

With this in mind I'm always intrigued at the various different types of collection for girls and boys at every turn of the season. And in the midst of our busy schedules and the novelty of the many online stores available to us, a newly opened one is always a welcome, I think. One of them is Pinwheels, a leading online retailer of babies and children’s clothing, gifts, toys and accessories in Malaysia and Singapore.

I checked them out and saw some nice looking clothing that I thought would look awesome on my 5 yo daughter and 2 yo son. They're quite reasonably priced too.

Friday, October 1, 2010

DiGi iPhone 4 Life

It's not very often when you get the opportunity to say that something has come and changed your life and that things will never be the same again. Of course I’m talking about the iPhone 4! The iPhone 4 has yet again shown the rest of the smartphone world how things are really done. The ease of use pretty much makes the iPhone 4 stupid-proof and that's a big deal for me because it will make life much easier handling such a gadget. Before long you’ll wonder how you have gone without it before.

I've been telling my very tech savvy, Mr Husband the wonders of the iPhone 4 and even though he says that he doesn’t like it, I did catch him browsing the DiGi and Apple website looking for more info on the phone... even saw him tweeting about trying out his colleague's iPhone 4 at the office... such a flake, right? ;P

But who can blame him? It is such a wonderful device that anyone would want to get their hands on it, even if it meant fiddling with the iPhone 4 for just a couple of minutes :)

I can already think of ways for both of us to use it, actually.

Like, whenever he’s running late from work, I’ll just send him some provocative mms to encourage him to come home. You know... like this one....

Now how can he not get enticed with such a photo, eh?? That's my signature toughcookie's homemade burger. With the iPhone 4’s retina display, he can probably taste it *wink*

... or even me video calling him via FACETIME to encourage him to come home early...

...him coming home early to have some actual 'facetime’...

How can he resist this right?

daddy, come home fast, okeh? i mish yiu...

And what better to complement the smartest phone than that smarter choice for a telco - DiGi.

So, why wouldn't I be the best candidate to win the iPhone 4 from DiGi? I am smart (ehem!) and I pretty much acknowledge how much DiGi is the better choice for me. After all, iPhone 4 kind of stands for 'life' because it will be a part of everything I do daily and involves my family as well. I know I can share much more with you but not until I get my hands on that iPhone 4 from DiGi ;D

Definitely a smarter choice, always.

Thursday, September 30, 2010

DiGi iPhone 4 Real


What I love about DiGi's iPhone 4 plans are its affordability and value for money. I have seen the plans from another local telecommunications company for iPhone 4 and I think that DiGi has innovated their plans to not put more burden on their iPhone 4 customers. I mean, if you have just forked out your hard earned money to buy the iPhone 4 of your dreams, the smarter choice for you is to pick a phone plan that is soft on your pocket but at the same time delivering the most value for your RM.


After all, DiGi claims that their iWant, iGet iPhone is possibly the best deals. Some claims actually have basis...

With 3 plans to choose from, I guess I can pick a plan that would suit my style and usage. The iDiGi 88 is probably the ultimate starter plan and for only RM88 per month, I can have access to 200 minutes of voice calls, 200 sms, 20 mms and a generous 1GB of data for my browsing and data needs. Hmmm... I'm not sure if I'd be satisfied with this but it does sound like it is sufficient.

I am also considering the iDiGi 138 plan which can be just perfect for me. I mean, for just RM138 a month, I would get 450 minutes of calls, 400 sms, 40 mms and a whopping 3GB of data. That's like double the iDiGi 88 plan but less than double the price! Even if I've used up the free voice calls and what not, the charges are pretty minimal. Surely a smarter choice, right?

Of course the iDiGi 238 plan may be more suitable for those using the iPhone 4 for business... for RM238 per month, one would get 1000 minutes of calls, 600 sms, 6o mms and 5GB of data. For a heavy user, you can call and sms to your heart's content and the generous data allocation would mean that one is able to utilise the iPhone 4 to its full potential.

But but but... what I love even more about DiGi's iPhone 4 plans is the fact that they're currently running a promotion for the first 24 months - they're slashing their monthly fees which results in more savings for users. Coupled with a RM5 discount if I sign up for autobilling, I only need to pay RM58 per month for the iDiGi 88 plan, RM88 for the iDiGi 138 plan and to those heavy users -only RM158 per month for the iDiGi 238 plan. I mean, how can I not be excited of this fact... a RM58 per month for me, allows me to save RM360 annually and that is another smart point.


Of course, all these can only happen if I get that iPhone 4 from DiGi. From then on, I know I have made a smarter choice.

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

DiGi iPhone 4 Play

My very tech savvy, Mr Husband, was telling me the other day that while it is true that the App Store has hundreds and thousands of Apps, its pretty useless if half of it are just lame ol' fart apps. Now I must say I disagree totally with him on this point because there is actually a bunch of useful Apps that one can download and purchase from the App Store that would instantly make one's life so much easier.

So, if I managed to get my hands on DiGi's iPhone 4 my favourite App would definitely be epicurious. See, I liken myself to a budding chef and I'm always on the look out for new recipes to cook for my family (and yes, even to my iPhone-hating husband!). So, what better way to take a culinary exploration by downloading the Epicurious Recipes & Shopping List app from the App Store. The App lets you browse from a selection of recipes and also provide recommendations on things to cook depending on the season or the occasion.


you may think this looks like a serious tool, but really, it's play for me! ;)

It has a handy search tool which u can use to search by recipes based on the main ingredients and has the option for food and drinks.


The recipes are brought to you by the website epicurious.com and I tell ya, you'd be spoilt for choices with all the recipes that they have on offer. I mean, I know I would get extremely excited with this app and turn into the budding chef I never thought I'd turn out to be ;)


Another handy tool would definitely be a dream tool for me - the shopping list. If you find a recipe that you'd like to try, and you want to get the ingredients, all you have to do is to just click on the recipe box and the ingredients will automatically be added to your shopping list for your trip to the supermarket. Isn't that so convenient, tremendously efficient and definitely a smarter choice for smarter users?? *wink*


.... and he thinks there's only fart apps. pah!

I'll cook up something special and he'll love the iPhone 4 for sure... but not before loving me more :D I mean, who wouldn't love their partner for having made a smarter choice, eh...

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

DiGi iPhone 4 Me


So, why do I want an iPhone 4 from DiGi? First of all, DiGi is always the smarter choice, right? So, that would be my smartest answer ;)

Secondly, who doesn’t want an iPhone 4? Well... maybe my husband, because he totally hates it. But really, what is there to hate?? - the crisp beautiful retina display, the hundreds and thousands of apps available for downloads, free or otherwise; the ease of which you can browse your favourite sites and listen to your favourite tunes; really, what is there not to love?

My tech savvy, Mr Husband would then point out it's lack of support for Flash. Well, yeah... but when it comes to mobile browsing, surely you can sacrifice the flashy graphics for a fast and stable browsing experience on your mobile phone, right? Who needs Flash anyway? Besides I’m sure in time Steve Jobs would use his jedi mind tricks and convince people to switch to HTML5 soon.

Hey, even youtube is now HTML5 compatible, I think...

On top of that, the iPhone 4 has finally revolutionised video calling (*yeayy!!*). Yes, you do have 3G video calls which have been around since the first age of 3G, but with FACETIME, your video calls are free and it is more stable with a faster WIFI connection. Surely this is more economical than the exorbitant call charges via 3G.

The sleek sexy iPhone 4 will definitely turn heads when a SAHM like me whips it out of my handbag that's usually filled with the baby's bottle, her biscuits and bib. Since the iPhone 4 is only 9.3mm thick which can be even thinner than a stack of pamphlets from that other phone company offering the iPhone 4, it also gives me more room for me to include a nice compact powder or even another piece of toy for my baby in my already stuffed handbag ;)

Last but not least, I'm being the smarter person to opt from spending countless hours queueing up just to wait for my number to be called before I can get my hands on this little beauty hehe...

I think my husband must be nuts not to want an iPhone 4. Come on DiGi, just give me one so that I can show him what he’s missing.

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Nuffnang Friso Family Day Out: Good Family Fun To Start 2010

This update is very much overdue as I've been bogged down with so many urgent jobs *excuses, excuses*

Anyway, as a follow-up to this entry that I did, I managed to get an invitation to the Nuffnang FRISO family day out in Kizsports 1 Utama last Saturday. At first, we were a little worried since little jj fell ill earlier that week and was vomitting away by Wednesday. Thank God, she recovered on time, though not fully, as she just got back some of her appetite, while her body tires easily.

early morning just before registration... little jj was still not in the best mood ;)

Her usual Saturday morning class at Kizsports were cancelled due to this event and their receptionists were surprised when they saw us with little jj hehe...

the t-shirt given was too big but daddy made it fashionable for little jj.
abang supposedly got one too but it was too small for him :D

just a fraction of the crowd of families, while Friso's representative spoke.

how do we get little jj to sit and forget the swings?? right... mommy's boobies session!!

There were so many fun-filled activities and Kizsports also promoted their classes for babies by giving a sneak 20-minute preview to all parents with toddlers. Little jj made herself at home from the start by targeting the swing first, then the ball-pool and after that, her favourite section in the playland, just like she would each Saturday.

customary swinging in style, while abang pushes the swing...

daddies and mommies letting their babies have a go at the babies' section while their other half clicks away at the shutter...

part of the sneak preview, but in a much larger crowd...

there was even a magic show!

look at the large turn out...

was able to get a shot of us both, using the auto timer :D

All these while I eagerly await the announcement of the winning entry. Though I wasn't the least bit hopeful in the beginning, I did get a little excited when I was informed that I had been shortlisted for the final selection of entries during registration early in the morning. Of course, I already could guess that Kak Ros of MomBloggersPlanet would definitely win since her entry was seriously creative and original... and am so proud to be associated with her site.

for that entry, we won a RM100 Toys 'R' Us cash voucher.
Thank you, Nuffnang, thank you, Friso!

The Grand Prize Winner.

Since it was my first real bloggers' meet, I wasn't sure how to carry myself and a little shy when I heard the mention of so many of them recognisable bloggers... but I did get to know Amira and Zuhaini, met Kak Ros for the first time, while I said hi to several other people whom I can't truly remember their URLs. Even saw Red Mummy in person for the first time and I was so impressed by the aura that she exude that day - a true 'Celebrity-blogger' persona. I must add how happy I was for that opportunity to shake hands with her ;)

The event was pretty organised; Marcus, the emcee, did a great job in getting everyone's attention; the crowd was AMAZING; and everything in the programme line-up was truly interesting for everyone. Too bad little jj slept half way through the event but it was good that she totally enjoyed herself to the max.

a special makan section for the kids. yes, it was that organised!

Marcus, doing a good job getting all our attention :)

little jj getting all excited.

getting a go at the obstacle course in the baby gym.

flat tired and surrenderred to the worrrlddd...

the one told me that for just a simple blog entry and we had all that fun and this to bring home, blogging can be one advantageous hobby.

So... I'm hoping to blog more frequent now that the entire madness of rushing for the usual annual report/fund report deadlines from my regular clients is pretty much over... and hopefully be able to make it to many more family gatherings like this.

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Curious Kids Need To Be Tough Inside

supposedly written by Jada Kyra


Mommy has been busy with work. So, before the deadline's up, let me write this entry on how mommy help increase my immune system so that I can continue to be curious with the entire world... after all, I am only 17 months old and I still have a lot to discover! :)


Curious kids can be a handful... and who would know this better than I do - I am curious all the time! I would peek into abang's lunch plate as I would always see Mickey Mouse in it; I would want to touch the vacuum cleaner when daddy is handling it because I am always intrigued by the loud sound it makes; I would want to taste everything adults eat because my food always tastes quite the same; I would check in mommy constantly in the kitchen because I find it hard to understand what she does in there; I like to shake any water bottles because it is amazing seeing and hearing water being shaken; I would want to touch everything mommy or daddy touches because I want to feel the difference in the texture; and the list goes on and on... Sometimes, I pity my mom because I would catch her by surprise with my speedy actions but I am just a curious baby... and curious babies need to be tough inside.


Being curious is a good thing because that is how I learn about things... I learn how painful it is if I do not get up slowly from under the table because I can accidentally knock my head; I know better not to touch those shiny pots on the stove because they feel hot to the touch and I can get hurt if I touch them; I know that if I do not get out of the elevator quickly, the doors will close and I'll be trapped; I know that if I press that switch outside our door, the bell will ring; and I know that the vacuum cleaner is dirty because mommy would always clean my hands after I touched it.


But how does mommy and my family really help boost my immune system?


First and foremost, what can really toughen me up is the fact that mommy really feeds me well. She works hard to prepare nutritious home-cooked meals for me and I liked that this enables her to pick only the freshest ingredients, and prepare it in the cleanest environment possible - all in the comfort of her favourite kitchen. The lack of preservatives and only natural ingredients, coupled with yummy nutritious milk, help strengthen my antibodies in fighting viruses that would usually infect cute babies like me.


What a lot of people do not consider which I deem highly important apart from nutrition, is LOVE. I am fortunate to be loved by everyone around me. Mommy loves me dearly, daddy would do anything for me and abang has waited so long for my arrival. I am raised in a happy family and this feeling makes me feel good about myself. When I feel good, my immune system gets stronger. When there is so much love, the environment makes everything so positive and I can face the world, while I continue being curious as I know my family will try to make my experience pleasant and away from harm.


Next, adults are aware that exercise keep sickness at bay. For me, I need my play sessions. I love to play. Playing makes me happy, playing makes me discover new things and by playing, I get to hear myself talk and laugh, while making everyone else happy when they see how adorable I look from me talking gibberish language. The play sessions can hinder me from going after things that can harm me as I get to focus on beautiful colours and toys suitable for babies my age. Within this controlled environment, not only will I be able to learn new things quickly, my antibodies are also strengthened as I feel happy from the sense of achievements I get in the play sessions.


Next, is another point that is pretty broad and quite important for a growing baby like me. I need to be happy at all times. When I am happy, I make everyone else happy!

Mommy always ensure that I am happy in her care. The things that she does and the environment I am in, I must be one of the happiest babies on earth (even though I can be a pain sometimes hehe). Well, they did call me a pwincesh. Therefore, I am entitled to making things a little difficult for mommy and daddy so that I could see how much they love me. Happiness is such a powerful feeling because it makes everything feels good while my inner being becomes stronger.


Then, there is that proper rest. Being a curious baby is tiring work! I would want to walk here and there, climb up and down and learn up new tricks. I always need proper sleep so that my body is able to rest so that my mind is fresh to get curiosity working well again :) Mommy and daddy always ensured that I take my afternoon naps and during night time, my bed and room is made up so cozily to help me sleep longer and better. I also like that I have friends to keep me company while I sleep so that I feel safe and secure. When I wake up fresh, I feel good, my body feels good and my antibodies remain tough.



Once I am up and fresh, it is good to let me continue to explore. From there, I would learn from the adults what I can and cannot do. I will learn to refrain from touching dangerous stuff when I hear the word, "No", and have fun exploring other harmless experiences. I gain self-confidence, I am not afraid to face the outside world and I do not get awkward when introduced to new things. Exploring my curiosities can help expand my vision and keep me happy. And you all know that when I am happy, my body responds better to fighting illnesses. This is also why I am helping mommy to do up this blog entry... I know that the Nuffnang Friso Family day out at Kizsports 1Utama will allow me to explore more new things. So far, mommy has done a great job in nurturing positive traits in me but getting an invite to this event can help her learn more new tricks to keep me happy. And you all know my capabilities when I am happy :D



Just because I am a baby, that doesn't mean I don't need any mental stimulation. Mommy and daddy read to me, and teach me to read as well. Right now, I may only be interested to see those colourful pictures and illustrations in the children's books but I know I will read soon. Mommy and daddy would also place me in the shopping cartwheel while they continue to add items in the cart. From there, I get to see the items mommy use at home and familiarise myself with them. Who knows... I may even be calculating in my head the number of items! Mommy also let me play with the rubic's cube. Who knows... I can probably solve it in due time haha... All these keep me occupied while my curious apetite is further fulfilled. When I become smarter, my antibodies get smarter too. And I become a tougher baby when I am smarter.


Mommy also ensure I get my healthy dose on social interaction abilities. My curious mind need to include other babies as well, so that my learning experience become more complete. From here, I will learn basic communications skills and practise good habits so that friends will not run away from me. I also need friends who can help me to fight illnesses together, no? Can we combine antibodies? Oh, mommy said, "No". Well, I do not really know how antibodies really work but I do know that when I am with friends, I become active, I learn things better due to the encouragement I get from them, and this keeps me happy. And you all know how much stronger I get to be when I am happy :)



And while I satisfy my thirst to learn and try out new things, mommy never forget to teach me discipline. It is never too early to teach a baby like me, discipline... that includes putting me in my high chair during meals, strapping me in my very own car seat before we go anywhere and if I am extra naughty, I would walk over to the corner to reflect on what I did that made mommy upset. The discipline can help build character and prevent unnecessary incidents. I will know when I can explore my curiosities and when I should sit still while I enjoy the view from my eyes. Therefore, my body gets stronger and my immune system is ready to withstand illnesses.


Other than those listed above, there are so much more that can be done but as a baby, these are the only things that I can remember for now. If you extend an invitation to my family, to the Nuffnang Friso Family day out, I can even reveal other details on how mommy helps me increase my immunity. For now, I would like to satisfy my curiosity in a book abang is supposed to read to me. Bye bye!

Friday, May 15, 2009

MAS Bloggers' Cabin Crew Experience

Part of the perks of being a blogger is not only meeting my one true love (ehehh…) but I also got the chance of taking part in a half-day session of cabin crew training.

Now, which one of you ladies have never ever dreamt of being a flight stewardess when you were younger? I believe so many of us have that dream at least for one small minute… I know I did… especially those days when I was young-er (I’m still young!) when the airport was based in Subang… those cabin crew were scattered all over PJ and I would always catch a glimpse of groups of smartly-attired, uniform-clad cabin crew in their MAS vans transporting them to and from Subang Airport.

I never really re-visit that dream once my height stopped at 150cm, plus that sudden drive and belief that I would make a good (and glamorous) medical doctor ☺

Anyways, it all started with a boring and long night, anticipating the arrival of my the one to return from London when I decided to finally click on that icon on facebook. It links to the Malaysia Airlines Travel page and I decided to be one of its fans.

They had a contest running and it was pretty simple – to just complete the sentence – no slogans required and nothing additional to purchase in relation to the contest. I didn’t give it much hoot and read what others’ wrote. The contest was open only to bloggers and 10 will be picked as winners. Originality is key and I suddenly realised that there is one thing I had always wanted to learn from looking at them female flight stewardess. Thus, I wrote, “I want to attend MAS cabin crew training because I've always wanted to know how the ladies don their sanggul... it looks so simple yet I have always failed in making my hair look that smooth and professionally done :D”.

The next day, after returning home from picking up the one at the airport, I clicked on the page to show him what I had done and was surprised to note that I was picked as a winner…

So, there I was… attending the session with much hopes, although nothing much could be learnt from that half-day training in comparison to those actual months of training. What do I expect, right... it's not as if we were all getting certs :) but at least I'd know how it feels like for a cabin crew to go through the training programme.

What I instantly noticed upon arriving at the Malaysia Airlines Academy was the fact that all of us bloggers were treated like journalists… anyone in the communications industry would agree how special journalists are usually treated. And I guess, from those years of so many parties telling the corporate sector to take bloggers seriously as they are perceived as ‘new-age reporters’, Malaysia Airlines is probably one of them who has taken the first step to recognise bloggers as part of their branding, CR and media relations activity.

We were warmly greeted by a big group of people from the airline, mainly those from the Media Relations department, Training and their PR consultant. That was when I realised how serious they think of us bloggers…

Mr Gunalan led the briefing at the start of the programme and Tengku Evelyn then elaborated on the seriousness of Cabin Crew Training. After that, we were brought to a grooming class where it was already filled with attractive new recruits. My hopes to learn to do the bun the MAS-flight stewardess way dashed out the door when I realised that it isn’t as easy as one thinks. A cabin crew goes thru a 4-day grooming training when we were only allotted a good one hour for grooming and deportment.

i was impressed with the new recruits as they look so pretty.

The main highlight was letting us know how important make up is to a flight stewardess, as made perfectly clear by the external consultant as she picked out a fresh face to be transformed into a glam babe. I was afraid seeing how thick the make up was on the consultant's face but surprisingly, she did a really good job on Elena. In fact, albeit her thick make up on, she looked really good in photos.

fresh-faced Elena, before the make-over...

step-by-step explanation while the bloggers go wild with their shutters ;)

tadaaaa... see how make up could brighten up a person's already sweet face...

- all 3 pictures were taken from the Malaysia Airlines Travel page

I guess the flight stewardess all need specific type of long-wearing make-up as they need to maintain a clean, matte complexion so that they look fresh and sweet at all times despite working under cabin pressure where us ladies are always advised to wear minimal make-up to prevent from clogged pores and foundation turning cakey.

Despite not being able to learn to do the 'sanggul', I still managed to get my hair done ;P with specific instruction to only do a style that doesn’t make me look extra chubby (ahaks!).

The deportment class was even more interesting as my eyes wander the entire room… they had complete props – dining table and chairs, sofa and even a runway with mirrors all around the room.

stand-up straight, chin up, good posture... and walk.

The eye-opener would be attending their first aid class and safety training. We managed to catch those going for their refresher course, at a time when the trainer was going into specifics on a medical condition. Like, you think those flight attendants would only stand pretty and serve you meals… you are dead wrong. I was damn impressed… especially seeing them with dummy babies, trying to revive and help an infant from choking. That struck a chord in me as I couldn’t imagine what to do (*touch wood*) if that were to happen to my baby. It – was – scary.

check for breathing/source of choking/etc.

revive position, when unconscious (and after any hazardous material
already exited air way)...

blow oxygen into infant (and i can clearly hear air entering dummy lungs)...

walahhh... the infant actually coos happily when it regains consciousness ;D

As for safety training, I must say that I have a safety passport which will expire in another year… and I went for the basic first aid training and offshore safety training about 2 years ago but I hardly remember the specifics until my memory was refreshed when I saw the requirements for their safety training.

we all had a go at the slide for our mock evacuation.

i remember this formation - small circle where everyone is mighty close
to each other to keep each other warm and prevent excessive lethargy;
larger circle at the sight of an airplane flying over to attract attention. am i right?

i also remember that you should only inflate the life jacket after you've exited the plane...

- photo of formation and life jacket taken from Khairul Sufi's collection on facebook

My point is, this half-a-day opportunity made me see that the career of a cabin crew shouldn’t be taken lightly… you see them pretty, you see them only serving you meals only because nothing eventful ever appears while you fly... well, at least not on those flights I took…

A flight attendant in Malaysia Airlines not only have to look pretty (and smart), they are also equipped with very important knowledge during those emergency situations. I mean, do most of us really know what hypoglycemic means? Do you know how to treat it? More importantly, can you tell from seeing someone that he/she is showing symptoms of hypoglycemia? And how do you treat a hypoglycemic in a coma, effectively?

we gate-crashed a refresher course... and happily took photos
of the first aid session. all of them were evaluated strictly since there
is no way they could gamble away human life in the air.

- photo taken from Khairul Sufi's collection on facebook

The ladies who don the tight-fitting kebaya could also apprehend rowdy passengers, and they’re taught to handle critical situations like terrorism/hijacking. What’s more, just imagine them saving your life while being thrown at sea, in their kebaya. Haha… I know it may seem like a beautiful sight until you know what it’s like to be in the water, trying to swim to safety into the raft… I tried that in my previous safety training and trust me, in deep sea, salty water and those huge waves, it ain’t easy getting to safety… it is difficult enough doing it in those calm water of the swimming pool.

imagine having to get uncomfortably wet in tight kebayas
and thick make-up.

and swim laps... under very strict observation and instructions.

the kecil-kecil cili padi trainer with a really firm voice instructing
the trainees while i busily snapped photos non-stop for Khairul
using his camera.

In this sense, I guess you should realise that nothing’s ever easy in life… you may think a career looks simple (although this one has its perks, eh?), easy and glamorous but everything always has its pros and cons.

At the end of the session, all of us emerged with a different outlook, but the same fascination of the cabin crew in uniform :D

I would like to thank Malaysia Airlines, especially the Media Relations and Training department for having us all there and showing us true Malaysian Hospitality.

all of us capturing one of the many memorable moments on
camera... truly an experience one may never forget ;)

They have many more contests updated regularly on their page in facebook. I regretted adding them as a fan a tad late as I missed ‘the Great Escapade’ by a few minutes. Otherwise, I am confident that little jj’s ranting on our trip to London could at least get noticed… ‘she’d’ just have to add another paragraph on which Stimulus Package would be perfect for us ;P. Oh well…

But you don’t need to miss out on anything. Just click on the icon of Malaysian Airlines Travel on facebook and become a fan. They have plenty of information to share with you with regards to travel tips, food excursions and many many contests. Who knows... even if you don't obtain anything in kind from Malaysia Airlines, you could just get that rare chance to make friends with perfect strangers, like we all did..... while experiencing something one could only dream of, like we all had... aha :D

one of the many group photos on the first class cabin,
photo courtesy of William

What are you waiting for... check out the Malaysia Airlines Travel page on facebook and be a fan! You'd be sure to check out their page every once in a while for their informative and interesting updates.