it has been quite some time since i last went to the cinema. the last movie i've ever watched was The Exorcism of Emily Rose and that was on 11th November 2005. \(@_@)/ that's long right? yes i know, it's crazy. unbelievable!! so on the 7th February 2007, i went for my first movie of the year with my bro. honestly i don't even know about the movie until my bro sent me the trailer. thought it was funny but it turned out to be stupid. damn L-A-M-E!! bah... Epic Movie that is. but i did have a couple of good laughs, yet i still find it stupid.

on the way back, bro's car was being a lil notty. his car stalled. guess the car 'merajuk' after he pimped his ride couple of days ago. haha...a pimp wannabe but 'tak jadi'. luckily his friend, Wong was somewhere around and he came to the rescue. i've never pushed a car before until that night, my first time. i know, i'm crazy for being all excited about it. but it's fun. i've always seen it but never done it before, but now i have. *wink*

Xian, China

i was supposed to write about this trip of mine since last year, but it turns out that yours truly here is VERY lazy that she postpone it until now. *wink* so here goes... basically, i couldn't really remember what happened or what i've done throughout the whole trip (this is what happens when you postpone everything, duh.. yours truly doesn't have a very good memory, suffering from short-term memory loss ok) but i'll try to recall them back.

so this time i went to Xian, China (16th May 2006). it's a 4 days 3 nights trip and we stayed in Hyatt Regency, Xian. our hotel is situated along the Dongda Jie, and we were told that the road is a NO SMOKING ROAD. -_-! those who were caught fagging along the road will be fined, couldn't really remember how much but i guess it's RMB100, equivalent to approximately RM50. \(@_@)/!!

we followed a tour on our 2nd day in Xian, visiting places of course. the whole tour cost us RMB328 per person, including the entrance tickets plus a lunch. it covered 4 Xian's attractions; Xian City Wall, Huaqing Pool/Hot Spring, Mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shi Huang and of course, the most important of all, Museum of Qin Terra Cotta Warriors And Horses.

on the 3rd day, we went to the Muslim Street. i got myself a name stamp there (in Chinese characters) that cost me RMB30. cheap right? we then went for a whole body massage, RMB30 for a 45 minutes massage. and since i seriously couldn't remember much, let's just let the pictures do the talking then.

Xian City Wall

Our bus.











Wicked!!




Huaqing Pool

Lady Yang.








Beautiful, aint' it?

Mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shi Huang






Museum of Qin Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses
Pit 1

It's soOO AMAZZZZING!!













Pit 3











Pit 2










There's some colour left on the armor and look at the shoe sole. So real...\(@_@)/!!

















My very own Terra Cotta Warriors and Horse. =)