Because I'm Alive... 살아있으니까...

Yesterday I went to Berjaya Times Square for Jung Ilwoo's fanmeet in Malaysia brought by Holika Holika. Was just an impromptu invite from my friend... and i was like it has been awhile since I went to Berjaya Times Square anyway so why not? then I was just, "JOM" >_< Hence, I met up with my friend at Time Square. the event start at 2PM. at first we was just wandering around at the registering table then we realize, only those that have the sticker can enter, thus giving up, we decide to just watch him from the 1st level instead... we went for lunch first. was having a Japanese Terayaki Beef Bento for the lunch XD yummy ^^ then we just stand at the G level to see the stage at LG level. it's okay tho it's far as long as I can see him. Almost 2pm, the event start with a Gangnam Style dance performance. the song kinda overrated to me actually but since it is korean related, it's fine... we all still jamming to it tho :D then, the guy entered after th...

I have always want to write about Rotiboy. Recently, I watched KBS drama, My Fair Lady or Take care of the lady, or Agashi reul butakhae, and I saw this Rotiboy logo. So, at first I don't really care cause, ok Rotiboy is sponsored for this drama so what? Then, my sister ask me... "Ami, where do you think Rotiboy come from?" As the two of us keep wondering... Then I aswered, "I don't know maybe from western, America or any Europe bakery cause Rotiboy main menu is their famous Mexican bun." That's how I assumed. "Then, my sister's word... "But it called Roti(bread in Malay), so I assumed maybe it from South East Asia, like Malaysia, Indonesia, or Brunei." Then it really hit me. "Yeah, you right! How can't I not see this before..." Then, the two of us start to google about Rotiboy. It turns out that it is really from Malaysia. The owner of Rotiboy is a Malaysian from Penang, Hiro Tan. He started this business as a family bus...