Malaysians celebrating Merdeka in Hawaii
Published by ĸelvιn тan© under on 9:40 PM
This is the first time I celebrate Malaysia Independence Day in a foreign country, so we actually came out with a plan to cycle to Kahuku to have some shrimp for our dinner. The map below actually show you how far it is. Well, since we are cycling, it is so much faster and its only 19minutes ride.
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| Source: Google Map |
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| MALAYSIA BOLEH! |
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| MALAYSIA BOLEH AGAIN! |
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| On our way to Kahuku. |
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| Thats my bike. Its a pretty cool bike :D |
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| We saw some students pulling down Malaysia flag so we decided to take picture with it. We just won't stop taking picture and its gonna take forever to reach Kahuku. |
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| FINALLY we are making our move now! |
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| YB Samantha on the move escorted by Celeste and me. |
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| Our shinning bikes. |
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| I look so happy, I don't know why. |
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| Posting again. My sister is being so patriotic on that day, she just won't stop salute. |
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| I guess they really hate me that they really wanted to hit me so badly. |
We finish eating and we cycled back to campus. Actually we planned to go to the beach
but one of our friends needs to finish his painting for the following exhibition that he has. So,
we ended up going back to the campus.
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| Moment ago, I was holding her hand to let her demonstrate some Aikido and I ended up landing on the ground. My leg hit the water pumper thingy and I was laughing. |
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| This is what Malaysians normally do, they stand there and look at you. What the heckkk!! I was laughing and shouting for help. Can't blame them for not able to differentiate am I playing or serious. |
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| Thats what I got for messing with Korean Aikido. They ended up using alcohol to clean my wound. Thank you so much! :) |
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| Guess it wasn't a good day for me. |
Anyway, Malaysians in Hawaii wish Malaysia Happy Independence Day!!
By Kelvin Tan.
