Showing posts with label Malacca. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Malacca. Show all posts

Saturday, July 23, 2011

Mydeal.com

I enjoyed my wife's first blog post yesterday, I really did. I think it's refreshing to have another voice on my blog, especially when it's that of my best friend, my dear wife. A lot of people attached to our families are looking forward to Fridays now!

On to today's post. I have recently discovered a website named www.mydeal.com.my which is very exciting. It is a website serving people in Singapore and Malaysia with various deals each day on food, eating out, holidays, events etc.

You simply choose a deal which tickles your fancy, select the location you will redeem it at, and enter your info and payment method.

The site will be open to Kuantan residents within the next 3-4 weeks. It is currently available at selected locations in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Penang, Kota Kinabalu, Kuching, Ipoh, Malacca and Miri.

So if you live in any of these locations, go and check out www.mydeal.com.my











Thursday, January 6, 2011

Postcards from Teluk Chempedak beach, Kuantan

On Tuesday I had the opportunity to show a couple of our church missionaries around Kuantan, the highlight being Teluk Chempedak. They came with my friend from Malacca, Tan How Hang.

Three white men in the same room in Kuantan - I bet you've never seen that before!




And here are the postcard-pictures displaying the stunning scenery at Teluk Chempedak beach, Kuantan. (My camera's performance seems to be improving after being entirely chuffed with these shots! All pictures were taken with my Panasonic Lumix DMC-F2)


The soothing combination of sand, sea and sky



The promenade at Teluk Chempedak









The wooden bridge which leads from the main beach to the second beach







This one was captured in 'warm' mode













There are always new scenes, new angles, new viewpoints to discover when taking pictures at Teluk Chempedak beach in Kuantan. For me, every visit is intriguing, as I try to find new photographs to keep and to share. Not sure if this one would make a postcard, but it's my favourite:



Me, Tan How Hang, Raymond. After all, what's most important is people, and the relationships we build with our friends.





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