We did some bowling, the Calcutta Cougar won a game, we did some go karting, we had tons of Uno’s Pizza, and at Kalahari we also went down all the waterslides including the BEST one called the “Master Blaster”! Fun fun fun!!!! Tony, Hal and Payton did some wall climbing, Mom won a cute little doll for Maddie.

On the way home from the Dells we stopped at the famous Market Square Cheese store and ate some delicious cheese curds mmmmmmmmm

Metup with my good friend and “ate” (means sister) Vanessa in Guangzhou, China (pronounced Gwong-jow). Some pics while we are hanging out in the beautiful Beijing Road. As you can see in those old sidewalk-looking pics, there is a section of preserved roads from like 900AD from the “Song Dynasty“, now that is some OLD ass roads there!!!!

These are from the Pearl River Cruise, (We went with Blue Dolphin cruise tours -> their site is here) the pics I promised I’d get, and now I got!!! This place was awesome, so many lights, the river, the cruise, so peaceful and neat. I’ll be back to Guangzhou again soon Thanks again Vanessa for the awesome experience, I loved it!

Checked into the Marriott Renaissance Hotel in the Golden Triangle, it was a great hotel, good location, has sauna, steam, huge swimming pool, gym all open 24 hours, I loved it! And the Menara Kuala Lumpur Tower was right outside our window!

Our club of choice was Beach Club, it’s supposedly a famous club with lots of filipina girls and Vietnamese girls dancing all over the place and it was a great time. We went there every night actually hehe, closes early though, at 3am.

After the normal bars and clubs close they have the nightlife starting up. We asked around and found a place called “Hot Zone” it was inside some mall not far from the Golden Triangle. We ordered 1 pitcher of beer (costed 76 ringgits, about $22usd) and it came with 1 pill of Extacy, I didnt take it of course but I later heard that you have to pop extacy in order to be in that club, I wrapped it into a napkin and threw it away. Only beers for the Zickmeister

We went to Mid Valley Mega Mall for most our restaurant experiences, was really huge, supposedly it’s part of the biggest shopping complex in Asia. The food there was great, we ate Vietnamese foods, Malaysian foods, Nasi Lemak, Kim Gary Restaurant and many more

FYI, for those that travel to KL, Chinatown sucks ballz, I wouldnt recommend it for anyone, unless you like that Kao San Road type of bs, but actually this Chinatown is way worse than KSR.

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Some fun things……………

Was great to see my lil bro Bernie boy. I miss him.

Me with the family, my wonderful nieces and nephews I love them all so much! They all lost teeth haha

Night before the Bix 7 this tree fell down, right as we’re in the living room hanging out, was kind of neat haha

Here’s some pics from the drive on the way to Dumaguete after the Moalboal trip, really neat cemetary:

Leaving Duma heading back to Cebu:

My blog entry from last trip to Moalboal HERE

In Hooters all the girls sang a song for us since it was our first time there in Shanghai Hooters, it was so cute.

And those 3 wisemens names are Fook, Luk, Sow, supposedly I have to place them in that same order to have “good luck” that’s why I took the picture of them hehe, to ensure when I get back to Thailand I can place them on my shelves in the correct order

Some foods we had while there:
Jellyfish heads, SOOOOOOOOOOO delicious
Goose liver, almost made me puke
Eggs fermented in horse urine, gross!!!
These are the wierd things, but most things we ate in China were super delicious, chicken pao, hot pots, fresh foods etc

I hope everyone is doing well and giving my little ones big kisses (including my doggies too)

It’s about 24/7 San Mig Lights, flip flops, beach sand parties at Juice Bar Nightclub, jet skiing in the mornings, and eating great fresh fishes for dinners, reggae music, henna tattoo’s and all, I give Boracay 2 thumbs up and I’ll plan to come here everytime I’m in this country