It’s been a week since I left my beloved people around….
To a place that I’ve never been…
Glasgow has many to offer.
Cool weather (very cold for me actually although it’s summer!)
Nice environment.
Amazing buildings.
Except the hectic class from 9 to 5 everyday… ;(
Learning to be independent is one very encouraging process, sometimes it’s tough too.
Learning to save money is easy here. Can’t afford to eat out always, besides, it’s so muak to feed myself with only burgers and sandwiches all the time 
Learning to cook, another aim to achieve besides graduating with honour 
Felt tired everyday…
Good mood vanished suddenly as soon as the day starts.
Have to keep myself motivated.
Without elaborating much, here’s what I had these few days at a place far from home…
Home-cooked meal: Actually I feel kinda proud. haha. Hope can cook for you guys nexttime when I’m back!
Still learning……
Spaghetti BolognaiseTesco’s Tortelloni
Sesame Chicken with Potatoes
Stir Fry Cabbage with Crab Roe and CarrotWent to the New Mercy Church and had Scottish lunch for the first time.
We were fed with Haggis, some Scottish Pie and other desserts
I am actually quite into the taste of Haggis! (00… lamb’s innards)
Strawberry Pie that I’m eyeing on for so long
I miss my dad…
Didn’t manage to celebrate Father’s Day with him this year 
On Sunday, we headed for the West End Festival at HillHead for the once in a year parade. Glad that I’m able to witness it. Lots to see and experience.
Juicy Beef Burger with Cheese for only 1.50 poundsChinese Restaurant: China Express
Located just opposite my hostel, the Chinese take-away serves really big portion. For 3.90 pounds, a big serving of rice with the options of meat of your choice will be served.
Chicken Curry Rice – tasted like Japanese curry
Spare Ribs Rice – too much colouring
OMG. Can’t really find good Chinese food at UK. *sniff*
p/s: sorry for the short and brief elaboration. Still doesn’t have the mood to pay full attention to blog.
In the mean time, I’ll continue to write on the food back at Malaysia (still has loads), while trying to adapt to the place and weather here. Doing this, it makes me crave for M’sian food!
I miss many things back home.
Sorry, as I won’t be updating as frequently, maybe once a week? Busy-Nya…
Hope u guys still read!
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20 comments
"Joe" who is constantly craving says:
Jun 18, 2008
looks like u quickly adapted by eating haggis already..
it will take awhile to settle dwn..but trust me..once its done..u will be having fun!
Nic (KHKL) says:
Jun 18, 2008
i like UK’s tesco. the food’s cheap and taste, well, hmm…not bad lar.
yes, yes! learn how to make those kwai loh dishes and cook for us when you are back!
Precious Pea says:
Jun 18, 2008
Saw the photos in your facebook, make me so wanna fly over to Glasglow now. I shall see more cooking from you now?
Beachlover says:
Jun 18, 2008
you take time to adjust,maybe some culture shock too!!lol!!.take care!
jason says:
Jun 18, 2008
OMG
The buildings!
The food!
You’ll get used to the weather and living environment soon ^^
J2Kfm says:
Jun 18, 2008
haggis?! the horror of eating innards … thought they should taste awful, no? then you’re probably adapting well!
this is equivalent to fourth year in pharmacy is it?
-kent- f0 粉肠 says:
Jun 18, 2008
Strawberry pie looks good..anywayz all the best to u there!!
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ling239 says:
Jun 19, 2008
the strawberries pie is so very red… is it good ?
mimid3vils says:
Jun 19, 2008
huge strawberry on the pie!!!
wmw says:
Jun 19, 2008
First post since relocation and already has food! You’re keeping up with the flogger spirit, good girl! Hahaha…
diecorp says:
Jun 19, 2008
hi, have been a regular blog reader of yours. I believe you sure will have good moment there as i have been to glasgow as well. I miss Thomas Campbell Court, Sauchiehal street, argyle street, tesco metro, subway, fish n chips, etc etc and etc. Haha, although my stay there was quite short but i really fall in love with glasglow. Enjoy
New Kid on the Blog says:
Jun 20, 2008
hey, you take care. we miss reading your posts. and am quite sure you’ll be doing fine down there. glasgow is a nice place… enjoy while you can… you’ll be fine remember that!! *hugz*
~Christine~Leng says:
Jun 20, 2008
Joe~
haha. Just once. would love to try it again.
It’s kinda hard to adapt at first, but now starting to get used to it. Busy days… pass by so quickly. ^^
Nic~
Yea.. not bad. But kinda small I think
Next year we have potluck again ya!! hehe…
I buy all Tesco stuff from M’sia and cook for u. ;P
Precious Pea~
Though it’s summer, it’s freaking cold! OMG.. cant tahan the wind. Can blow me away dy.. I can’t stand cold 
Bet u’ll fall in love with this place
Yes.. cooking everyday. ;P
Those easy ones la.. hehe
beachlover~
I miss home a lot. But just gotta stay strong. Have to learn to adapt
Jason~
thx.I hope so.
I’m starting to miss M’sian food dy. The food here ah… very “sien” haha…
I wanna a bowl of hot noodle!!:P
j2kfm~
not that horrible lar…
still acceptable. I’m not into innards also, but this is still ok for me.
Yea. Fourth year. Can’t wait for it to end. So hectic!
Kent~
and sweet-looking.
thanks ya!
it’s so juicy!!
ling239~
haha. I’ve not tried. Gonna get them the next round
mimid3vils~
the strawberries here are huge, juicy and fresh
good deal as well ;P
wmw~
thanks thanks!
Will try to keep it up
Have to keep this spirit alive. ^^
diecorp~
hi there, and thx for visiting. How long have u been to Glasgow last time?
It’s beautiful here really,but sometimes, I can’t stand the cold. I kinda miss M’sia’s hot weather now. So warm and comfy suddenly. haha..
Gonna search for more good food!
New kid on the blog~
thanks. Will remember your advise
Hope I can enjoy while dealing with this stressing semester! ;P
Big Boys Oven says:
Jun 21, 2008
great to hear that you are having such a great fun in glasgow. First do go to the chinese supermarket and can check out where the good chinese restaurant is. I know there are a few good chinese dim sum around. Do explore fine dining in glasgow, the is a lot to explore! have fun babe!
Cynthia says:
Jun 21, 2008
You are going to be very successful and will soon settle in to the groove of the place.
ai wei says:
Jun 21, 2008
your home cook food looks good, dear. i miss you a lot!!!
ur new place seems really good with lots of amazing building. wish i could be there (not for study but travelling)! haha
diecorp says:
Jun 21, 2008
haha, well i been there for 2 times actually, both time also for a month plus. Haha, now is fall already right, perhaps the wind will become more stronger and colder. do take care la. Guess your senior already bring you around and introduce all the Chinese grocery shops right. So you staying in thomas campbell court well?
Xiu Long Bao says:
Jun 21, 2008
Enjoy the hamburgers, sausages, potatoes, rocket leaves n fetta cheese over there :p I abstained from these food for almost a yr when i finally stepped out of the guai low country. Still heart dimsum n’ curry noodles over here
Take care sweetie!
Sugar Bean says:
Jun 22, 2008
Wow, a very long post. Good Chinese food can be very hard to find. Aiks, perhaps visit the nearest China town and you can find good Chinese food. Miss ya!
ti3nD says:
Jun 23, 2008
hmm for me, the spare ribs not bad woot. and many have said that the chicken mushrooms fried rice is good.
as for good chinese food, go Asian Style. (not Rumours in bath street) You will definitely say good.