Ms SJ Spontaneous Journey

19 Sept 2020 - Long time ago, we were against mural Street art. It was then penang mural art kickstart the mural art as tourist destination. Till now, every now and then, here and there.. I explore the street mural art as it speaks malaysia culture. I drove past and peekaboo saw this ampang mural street art! It was like a hidden gem. Finally, there's a street art introducing why and what's the mural art is about. The backlane focus what's the identity of ampang top place to go. [Scenario Ampang]  1) bukit tabur 2) ampang look out point 3) kicking football with mokhtar dahari, who scored 86 goals in 100 international matches 4) similar 3d butterflies and hopscotch numbers on the floor, like the jalan alor Street art 5) zoo negara 6) botanical garden 7) the ampang point city buildings 8) motorcycle hype Mural street artist: hafiz nazri, nutul afiqah I heard from an uncle nearby that the scenario ampang project will continue at another 1-2 more backlanes..confirmes through new...

18 Sept 2020 - Received an email and stated that I have some RM5 credit being unused. It was a mooncake festive but I would wanna try some homemade ginger powder since my body has a lot of wind. Wow finally got a rough coarse ginger powder instead of the fine ones... Homemade is really tough but passionate business. I believe the Bentong ginger is so strong that I hardly can smell much lemongrass in it. XD But it dissolves nicely in 1 hot cup of ginger tea, although it is a coarse with some ginger roots in it as well. Masseur told me I had a lot of wind in the body and head. Need to take more ginger water to expel the wind out. So, if you are a fan of both ginger and lemongrass, do consider to buy it from this Facebook friend: Chang Piek Yiet Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/P-HomeMade-Bentong-Ginger-Tea-166325560954474/ Check out Kravve too. 'Kravve is Malaysia's largest online marketplace for artisanal gourmet food. You can find 1000+ artisanal homemade food and snacks...

19 Aug 2020 - I am wondering what are the other fun things that we can do as a family, instead of just going to shopping centres and indoor kid's playground, any suggestion? Just let me know via email, and maybe we can make the list below really interesting! Family activities/ trip checklist 1) outdoor park - jogging, playground, picnic PArks with simple mini water pool:  https://jesonestop.blogspot.com/2017/06/taman-pudu-ulu-water-play-area-city-park.html https://jesonestop.blogspot.com/2017/04/klcc-outdoor-park-and-pool.html I quite like 99 wonderland because it has so many activities: ferry ride, dinosaurs, 12 zodiac animals, mini zoo animals, etc..  https://jesonestop.blogspot.com/2018/10/99-wonderland-park-boat-ride-led-lights.html Some horse ride and big playgrond:  https://jesonestop.blogspot.com/2018/07/things-to-do-titiwangsa-park.html 2) zoo https://jesonestop.blogspot.com/2017/04/national-zoo.html 3) swimming 4) HOLIDAY: Cameron, penang, Melaka, sekinchan, Gent...

24 March 2020 - Seeing so many panic news on MCO and fake news on Coronavirus, it is very hard for readers to know which source is the original and not fake news. Together with SushiVid, we as a blogger, will use the power of social media to speak the truth and only the genuine source. Together we hope that the compiled info as per below, for people like us who stay at home, just read the news,  while the government servant officers, media, medical rep have to risk their lives to save people who is infected with coronavirus. It is very sad that the medical staff has to reuse whatever can be reuse, risking their lives to save. It is their duty, but also their sorrow that how much they can do, when they do not have enough manpower and shorthanded of medical protected equipment and facilities. So what can you do, those who are not from medical field, and those who work/ stay at home? Please stop making fake news and keep sharing and forward around. Please really stay at h...

[Life in quarantine] 13 Dec 2019 - In these houses in such a big land, they build a community and make their own town... Cause they live with dignity and hope. Leprosy Valley Of Hope, a ngo project with the mission of storytelling about what happened in the past, what's left in the present, and what will happen in the future... You should come here and experience the 2 hour walking tour and a glimpse of the remaining leprosy 麻疯 survivors. Leprosy Story Gallery In 1922, Dr. E. A.O. Travers, a high-ranking health official at the Setapak leprosy asylum saw the terrible conditions the leprosy patients were living in. He then proposed to the British government that a fully-equipped and more humane leprosarium be built at Sungai Buloh. In 1930, the Sungai Buloh Settlement was officially opened. It catered specifically for those suffering from leprosy, which at that time was considered an incurable disease. Dewan Orang Ramai Sungai Buloh, which was opened by Malaysia first prime m...