Here is my fave chocolate bar of all time. I am declaring my love for this chocolate bar!

It is Milk Chocolate with Smooth, Chewy Nougatine and Crisp, Crunchy cereal filling like what its says on the packaging.

The first time I had this was in 2003 when I bought a pack from the Post Office near my University. It was love at first taste with this bar and I occassionaly buy them whenever I come accross it.

When I stumbled upon a pack of 5 in ASDA for roughly the price of 2 bars if I were to buy them individually, I couldn’t help it by buying it.

Well, I haven’t had a chance to find them in Malaysian stores but will bring back some extra for anyone who is interested when I return in March.

Cheers.

As this is the last free weekend I have before work starts kicking in, I woke up to join the free walking tour in Southampton. It starts from Bar Gate at 10.30 a.m. every Sunday. Apparently, the frequency increases when it is Summer. I stood out from the crowd as I was the only Asian and the youngest. They all thought that I was a student which I happily played along. The weather was so cold that I could not manage to take loads of pictures. Although it looked like it was going to rain, luckily, it did not even a drop. Here is apparently an old market that used to be in front of a church but was later moved because of the smell after Sunday service. This is what remains of it now and is one of those old buildings that is a frequent sight around the city.

Old Fish Market

The guided tour brings you around to locked rooms in the towers and certain places in the walls. All this exclusive site for free was an opportunity not to be missed. If you are ever spending a weekend over at Southampton, I recommend that you join this tour!!! Cheers, Benny Ong

Be part of the campaign!

Earth hour started in Sydney in 2007 as a campaign to create awareness on climate change. It attracted 2.2 million participants and numerous businesses. This year, it has grown in size and is a global movement.

All the campaign is asking for is for you to pledge in turning off your electricity for an hour on March 29th at 8.00 p.m. (I do not know who selected that hour and why it is so significant)

Here is a quick video that I extracted from the website:

Click here to join the campaign on turning off your electricity for an hour on March 29th at 8.00 p.m.

There are a list of cities taking part and I am dissapointed that London and Kuala Lumpur is not! I sure hope the list of cities will grow over time.

It is kind of like Al Gore’s Inconvenient Truth but I have pledged to participate, so why don’t you? Every little helps.

Cheers!

Cheers!