Monday, February 11, 2013

Legoland Malaysia Part 2: All the Fun


My second visit to Legoland was with my family, aunt, uncle, cousin and grandma. Nenek ikut skali kau.. Ada nenek kau mampu? Hahaha... This time, our main goal was to play all of the rides. We arrived at the entrance a few minutes before 10am. There was already a tonne of people, eager to get into the park. The weather was okay, but we brought umbrellas along just in case it rains.

Sediakan payung sebelum hujan gitu. It was raining few times during our stay inside the park. Sometimes it hot and bright, and suddenly the weather changed drastically.

Lego Technic

Our first ride was Project X which is a 4-seated roller coaster. It's doesn't look very thrilling but once up they. I felt like I was nearly threw out from the coaster. It was quite high speed and the inertia was high as well. Memang rasa macam nak tercampak keluar ke kiri ke kanan. Hehehe.. Don't underestimate this ride ok.. Tapi masa ni beratur agak lama la.. dalam 45 minit gitu.. Pity my parents and my grandma because they had to wait outside for so long.





We played another ride here which was Aquazone Wave Racers. This ride is basically a spinning boat-like structures where we spun a few rounds embracing the water splash and water bomb. It was quite fun although this was meant for children. Hahaha..


Lego Kingdom

Here lies a couple more of roller coaster. My brothers and I rode on The Dragon roller coaster once and The Dragon's Apprentice twice. The later is for children actually although both of them are dragon-themed. Since we rode this quite late at the evening after the rain stopped, thus we queued only for a few minutes due to many people had went back.



There's a souvenir shop here as well inside the castle-like building. Our cousin, Siti played The Royal Joust ride which is a ride on a Lego horse.


Imagination

We watched a 4D show here. A story of Clutch Power who is one of the Lego legends. We queued for about 30 minutes before entering the hall. The show was nice. We got sprayed with water several times although the seats were static. I was hoping for the seats to move actually. Other effects includes strong winds and foams.

We also took the chance to board the Observation Tower. The tower spun slowly above the air and we could see the whole Legoland. Legoland isn't too big after all. We could observed several constructions were still going on.



Pizza Mania

We had our lunch here. Although the food are kinda pricey here, we still had to eat here because our stomachs had been growling so much. Hehehe.. We bought several sets of pizzas and pastas. Pasta sets cost around RM13 which was quite affordable. It includes pasta, soup and a drink.



Land of Adventure

Here got one ride that all of us eager to try, Dino Island! It's wet ride, so be prepared with rain coats or whatsoever. We didn't put on any, thus the result was severe. My brother suffered from the wetness of the water as he sat at the back. Lucky me because I sat in the middle. The slides was steep and the splash was thrilling.

In Lost Kingdom, we sat on a moving car and then shoot the red marks with our laser guns. At the end of the game, the total score was shown and we could compare the scores with each others.

Lego City

We spent about half an hour watching a live performance. It was very exciting at the beginning but later became quite lame. It's about how to be safe inside your own house.



Mak Induk and Siti played at the Lego City Airport which is a spinning planes.


Miniland

Our final stop was the Miniland where a lot of historical monuments from Asia are displayed. They are made from Lego bricks.




The Big Shop

As we were waiting for the rain to stop, we had a shelter outside The Big Shop. I, in the other hand roamed inside the shop thinking what to buy as souvenirs. I bought a few more random Lego Minifigures and a few magnets. They are generally very expensive. So I had to close my eyes when purchasing them.

For Legoland Part 1, click here.
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Monday, February 4, 2013

Legoland Malaysia Part 1 : Miniland


Yuhuuuuu, I'm so happy finally I got the chance to step my feet into the brick-world, Legoland! Legoland Malaysia (LLM) is located in Nusajaya, Johor. It took approximately 30 minutes to reach there, by driving from Johor Bahru. It's gonna be exciting. 

Oh yeah, I'm gonna blog it in two entries as I went there twice (three times actually including the preview with my best friend, Lukman). Hehehe.. The daily pass cost RM140 (walk in) and RM110 (bought online 7 days prior to admission). However, I bought the annual pass which was at that time only cost RM275, now the price jump to RM325. Pengsan kau.. Mahal gilaaaa... Alhamdulillah dah beli awal2.. :)

So during my first official visit with my family, we didn't really play the rides, but just to wander around the area surveying and admiring the structures. So we spent most of our times in Mini-Land where the miniatures of Asian countries' landmarks were made from Lego bricks. It's quite stunning actually. Very nice indeed.

Legoland is divided into 7 areas:

1. The Beginning
2. Lego Technic
3. Lego Kingdom
4. Imagination
5. Land of Adventure
6. Miniland
7. Lego City





For this visit, we only focussed on Miniland.and also boarding the Legoland Express train. Enjoy the pics! :)








Kuala Lumpur Lego version


KLIA 


Singapore


Taj Mahal

Not forgetting, souvenirs as well! Although they are damn expensive, I still ended up buying some. :)
A set of 3 Lego minifigures fridge magnet cost RM54.90..

That's all folks~

The next part is gonna be about fun fun fun..

Legoland Part 2 click here. :)


Sunday, February 3, 2013

6 Corner Senibong Seafood


Senibong is located aprroximately 10km from Johor Bahru city centre. It is a place where a lot of seafood restaurants are located. Our choice this time was 6 Corner Senibong Seafood. This one is quite famous because it was featured in a Malaysia TV program, Jalan-jalan Cari Makan (JJCM). This restaurant is located in the middle of the street.

Senibong Seafood Village

masuk JJCM yawwww

6 Corner

Interior

The view was great from here, we could see the glittering Singapore city at night, across the Selat Tebrau. Ok, forget Singapore and let's focus on the food menu. I was here with my aunt, uncle, grandma and cousin. They belanja of course. :)

So we ordered butter prawn, battered cuttlefish, ikan tiga rasa, ikan steam and kailan ikan masin. While waiting for the food to arrive, there were people from small stalls sending kacang rebus and otak-otak to our table. The otak-otak is very nice although I found it quite pricey. I think everything here are quite expensive. 

The food was nice and delicious. I like the crunchiness of the butter prawns. I am myself is a seafood lover. Just throw me anything, I will eat them happily. Hahaha.. The fried cuttlefish was good too but tough a bit. The fishes were great too. I love collecting the pineapples in the sauce and finishing them all. :)


kacang rebus
 
mini otak-otak

butter prawn
 
steamed fish

fried cuttlefish

3-flavoured fish

Ok, itu sahaja for a quick update. :)

Saturday, February 2, 2013

PRP Week 14,15 & 16 - Outpatient (OPD)

Yuhhuuuuu, I'm back.. It had been a while since I last blogged about my PRP life. 

So, for the last 3 weeks, I was still attached to OPD, doing filling and dispensing like usual, plus with another responsibilities which I was assigned to take care of Dangerous Drugs (DD) and also Sistem Pendispensan Ubat Bersepadu (SPUB) for two weeks.

DD is collectively a term used for dangerous and psychotropic substances such as diazepam, morphine, phenobarbitone, clonazepam and others. This type of medications need to be stored in a double-locked area; one is the room door and another one is the metal cabinet. This cabinet need to be locked 24/7 unless I need to take out some for the patients. First thing to do when getting a DD prescription is to print out the presciption or make a copy of it, make 2 labels, record in DDA book and finally take it out from the metal cabinet. It's a simple step, but quite tedious especially when you got a few DD prescription at a same time.

SPUB is a term used when patients from other hospital are referred to our hospital and this is called SPUB masuk. For our patients which are referred to other hospital, it is called SPUB keluar. Some medications which are not available in our hospital sometimes need to be indented from the respective hospitals.

So, when there is a SPUB keluar, pharmacists who did the dispensing will shout SPUB! SPUB! Then, they will hand me the patient's card where the name of hospital/klinik kesihatan was writter. I will print 2 copies of the prescription and then fill in the SPUB forms. One copy will be given to the patient and one will be kept.

Ahhh, finally I have finished my 2-weeks role taking care of DD and SPUB. Next week, I'm gonna work in Onco Clinic and Emergency Department for a week. So my working hour will be from 9am to 6pm. 

I attended 5S meeting last week. It's about a program which was created to improve out working environment. 5S stands for Sisih, Susun, Sapu, Seragam and Sentiasa Amal.

Recent photos:

Farewell dinner to Syafiq who is going to Sabah soon as a FRP.

Having fun at Hello Kitty Town with Zue & Nur.

Went to Seremban to celebrate Lukman's belated birthday.

Lama2 kerja kat OPD boleh jadi gila..

Farhan's wedding at Johor Jaya.

Kbai..

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Rachel Berry - Torn


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