It used to be around Puchong area when comes repair, metal work, ..etc. But is it still relevant now or there are other places in the Klang Valley that you can get a decent repair costing for the poor bumpers below?

 

Where can you find one of the earliest car in Malaysia? At Mercedez showroom along Federal Highway! Here is a picture of it, well maintained, huh? Just happened to be Merc service center at the same time.

…when you buy your next LCD TV/ Trust me, it’s worth paying the difference. Connect it to your hifi and play your music collection through USB.

 

 

 

Much thought was also given to the auto gate lighting. Here are some pics aftter installation with blue sky as background. Yes, very very hot days here to stay.

 

 

Interesting what down lights can do to spice up your kitchen. Got these from Kian Classic. Not cheap, Rm150ish per piece for indulgence. Got fluorescent but opt for these as its unique and gives that classic ambient to our kitchen.

 

 

Every year, we will bathe our Buddha. Nothing different this year. Here’s our pics to altar which was done by Mr.Chan. He did all our build-in, except for our kitchen. Height and direction is important. Make sure its not obstructing anything.

 

Very useful especially during hot season such as now. We’ve got our tinted glass for the whole house and blinds for our car porch. Got a bargain for earlier, RM800 cashto cover the whole house. And its good quality tint, ‘mirror’ like effect although its silver colour. Blinds ain’t cheap either. We’ve got a pair and each cost us RM450 per piece.

 

 

After 2 months of follow up with Jackie, at last our motorized scooter has arrived from Taiwan. Amazing what this little wonder can do:

-carry myself

-carry myself+WH

-carry myself+WH+JS

No wonder after a week, we had to send it back to the shop in Berjaya Time Square. The motor just went dead. Apparently, one of the wire was dislodged. So, it was fixed within an hour. Not bad, yeah. For RM399, it’s value for your money. Runs well on smooth surface such as basketball court and shopping mall.

 

I’ve got this idea from an old Civil friend of mine. When we first got the keys to our new house, we were wondering how to cover the side drain. After visiting his home in Puchong and getting some pointers from him on his ‘Japanese’ concept, we were cracking with ideas and ended up getting our contractor to do a 1in step down drain cover which the was filled with marbles. Goes well with our own ‘Japanese’ theme.

 

Get you a nice surface finishing for your car porch tiles. That’s what it got me the least. Of course, it does not include labor cost (which is FOC considering you DIY-lah). This is how it looks like, with a water simulation. See how the water retain its patches on the tiles…walla.