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I get the most INTERESTING messages in my Facebook inbox. Haha!! If you have been reading my blog you'll probably remember my previous encounter with a boy who messaged and called me 'stuck up' (click here to read). Well, just yesterday I opened my Facebook at 8 in the morning and saw this message in my inbox from a guy, N. I don't know this guy at all by the way. Read on:-

My eyebrows really went UP. I didn't know whether to take it seriously or not. I mean...it was 8 a.m. and this fellow was awake and begging me to play Bejeweled for him. Mind you, he was offering a stranger (I don't know him, he don't know me) access to his FB account just to win a Bejeweled bet with his friend. HUH???!!! Anyway, read more:-

Well, I relented. Because I looked through the mutual friends and the info available on his account and decided he was serious, and not a joker nor a mad FB hacker (a few of my friends' profiles got hacked recently ). Plus I didn't want him to go giving his password to someone else who might abuse it. So I logged in, played 3 rounds before I surpassed the 200k mark for him with 319,800 points. He used his girlfriend's profile (turned out to be a junior of mine in secondary school) to FB Chat the whole time.

Well, that certainly made my day more interesting. Haha!! To think the FB game which I play weekly (it's quite addictive) can be such a serious bet for someone to spend a whole night trying to score. I wish I could win something with my scores though (Dang, I should have asked for a share of whatever he won with my help!!). Oh, if you're wondering, this is my score for the week:-

So close to the 500k medal!!!
See what I mean by addictive??

Ben picked me up early and he drove to Midvalley for our movie, Knight and Day. Since we reached earlier than expected, he got tickets for the 11 a.m. show instead of collecting his booked tickets for the 11:30 a.m. show. The cashier still tried to charge him an extra RM1 for the tickets even though he was not collecting tickets. We went into the cinema right after getting the tickets.
The movie was rather a disappointment. Was not as action-packed nor funny as I expected. Though it had some pretty outrageous and over the top scenes, it didn't have me laughing until I was breathless nor holding my breathe anticipating what would happen. In fact, it was pretty predictable. Pity. With two well known Hollywood stars, it could have been so much better.

Anyway; after the movie, Ben brought me to this place in Damansara Heights called Chef & Brew for our lunch. It was my first time there and the both of us were the youngest people in the place. The rest were all clad in work suits and enjoying their meal during their office lunch hours. The place had a nice and relaxed atmosphere though. I really could not decide what to order because he had already decided on the set lunch there. I was spying on other tables and everything looked nice. Haha. But when the waiter came over, I had to make up my mind in the end. Pictures of our food:-

I was really full by the time the Chocolate Cake from Ben's set arrived at the table. The Chocolate Cake was really tiny though. I think that small piece of cake can fit into my mouth in one big chomp. Haha!!
It was moist and rich. Good chocolate cake. Fortunately we didn't order dessert since I really had no more room after that cake. We decided to leave and head to Sunway to get my train tickets for KL, so we called for the bill. And he settled it.

Thank you, dear.

My craving for a Japanese buffet was finally fulfilled. Dad promised to bring the family for a Japanese buffet since we were in KL for the week. After some consideration, we went for Saisaki Japanese Buffet :-
If it sounds familiar to you, it's because it's under the same company as Shogun Japanese Buffet. I can almost safely say they're the same?? At first my brother and I were campaigning for Tenji in Mont Kiara but Dad didn't know the way. We crossed Jogoya off because it was quite pricey. So Dad's friend recommended Saisaki and we went for and evening of family gluttony indulgence. Okay, I shall keep words to a minimum and let you gorge your eyes on the pictures:-

I was very pleased to find that the oysters, salmon, tuna and the like used for the sushi was really fresh that day. Could taste it and I totally enjoyed it. Thumbs up for that.





Tempura was a little disappointing because some of it went all soft by the time I took it. Maybe they didn't put it under proper heat lights or something. Other than Japanese food they also had other cuisines. So I took whatever that caught my fancy.




They also had a Teppanyaki corner where you may select what you want for them to cook and serve it piping hot. Mummy and I gave it a try.




And other random stuff we picked up along the way:


After I had had enough. I went and explored the dessert corner:-