A Journey of Life
Written by Shirley T   
Thursday, 03 December 2009 08:49
The first time I met J was during a bowling outing organized by my fellow colleagues somewhere in 2003. She was
my colleague's girlfriend then. The second time, I saw her again was during our company annual dinner at E&O Hotel in Penang on the same year. That's all about her until a year later when I moved to new job, we met again and happened to work in same building!

She was re-introduced to me by my good friends JL and WC. Soon we became good friends owing to her bubbly and
cheeky personality which made me feel very comfortable to be with. Casual, simple, witty, smart, humorous, entertaining, happy-go-lucky...I guess these words do not seem sufficient to narrate her character but at least
describing close about J.
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Texas State Natural Area | Lost Maples - Maple Trail
Written by Shirley T   
Wednesday, 02 December 2009 08:27
Grow in abundance here...Fall or autumn is the best time to visit Lost Maples. Located about 5 miles (8 km) north of Vanderpool, Texas and 71 miles (114 km) west of San Antonio, history recorded early habitation in 17th century by Spanish explorers and also identification of some Indian groups including the Apache, Lipan Apache and Comanche. Lost Maples derives its name from Big-Tooth Maples which grow abundantly here. With the colorful maple and the impressive Texas red oak display in autumn almost every year, Lost Map…
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Texas Austin Research Blvd-Duval Road | Chuys Tex-Mex Restaurant
Written by Shirley T   
Wednesday, 25 November 2009 08:55
I love the hot and tangy salsa sauceIf you are in Texas, Tex-Mex is a common term used to describe the dishes that blends ingredients available in United States but influenced by the culinary created in Mexico. In other word, Tex-Mex connotes 'Mexican food' in Texas or in some other states, they refer it as 'Southwestern cuisine'. Having said that, the preparation and ingredients used in Tex-Mex dishes may be different from the original Mexican dishes. For instance, the salsa sauce of Tex-Mex is usually added with plenty of cilant…
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San Antonio Attraction | Alamo Cenotaph - Alamo Heroes Monument
Written by Shirley T   
Monday, 23 November 2009 08:38
Alamo Cenotaph - viewing from Long Barrack of Alamo ComplexTheir sacrifice led to the founding of Texas, they are the heroes of 'The Lone Star State'. Never surrender nor retreat. Alamo Cenotaph entitled 'The Spirit of Sacrifice' is a tower of 60 feet built to pay tribute to these heroes who died during The Battle of Alamo. Standing adjacent to Long Barrack of The Alamo Complex, it was designed by an Italian-born sculptor Pompeo Coppini and completed in 1939. Also representing an empty tomb, the Alamo Monument was carved with those names who died at the…
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San Antonio Top Attraction | River Walk Under The City - Paseo del Rio
Written by Shirley T   
Friday, 20 November 2009 09:03
Boating tour along the beautiful landscaped river'Paseo del Rio' is a Spanish word which literally translated as 'Walk of The River'. Or better known as 'River Walk' among the tourists, it is a city park maintained by City of San Antonio Downtown and River Walk Operations. Situated one-level beneath the hustling and bustling streets in the downtown of San Antonio, River Walk is a very successful pedestrian street as the edges of the river are endlessly occupied by hotels, restaurants, cafes, art & gift shops, boutiques, live music and recreati…
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Texas Big Bend National Park | Journey Into The Wilderness
Written by Shirley T   
Tuesday, 01 December 2009 14:22
Welcome to Big Bend!Nature is a Great Gift from God ~ Shirley T Hi! I am back after being silence for the last 5 days. It was Thanksgiving weekend and we happened to have a longer break. Therefore, my Significant Other (SO) and I escaped for a nature retreat at Big Bend National Park which is located more than 500 miles away from our home in Austin. Geographically located of west Texas, Big Bend National Park is in the Big Bend Country north of Mexico which is bordered by a beautiful and long Rio Grande River that …
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San Antonio Attraction | Buckhorn Saloon and Museum
Written by Shirley T   
Tuesday, 24 November 2009 09:35
A peek of saber tooth tigerIn you are following my earlier installment, The Alamo was our first destination in the historic city of San Antonio. Soon after we finished, we decided to roam in the city before heading to River Walk. Our stroll along Houston Street brought us to stumble upon 'Buckhorn Saloon & Museum'. The first sight upon the sky of its root is inviting. Offering a taste of the Old West, it exhibits more than 3,500 animal specimens from all over the world including an 'Old Tex', a longhorn steer of an 8-ft 9…
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Texas San Antonio - Alamo Plaza | Fuddruckers Hamburger Restaurant
Written by Shirley T   
Sunday, 22 November 2009 10:48
Fuddruckers - World's Greatest HamburgerStarted by a fellow Texan about 25 years ago when he hungered for a perfect hamburger in an imperfect world. Inspired by a voice whispered, he later designed the greatest hamburger from fresh ground beef and bun that made from scratch daily. 'There is no shortcuts to perfection' he said. Today, Fuddruckers Hamburgers is a chain restaurant located in most major cities nationwide. One of the best approach at FuddRuckers is they offer the diners a choice to build their own hamburger. Sliced lettuce…
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San Antonio Top Attraction | The Alamo - Shrine of Texas Liberty
Written by Shirley T   
Thursday, 19 November 2009 08:32
The Alamo Shrine - Stumbled Upon the PastThe Alamo is remembered as a heroic struggle against impossible odds. It was the battle ground where men made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. The Alamo and San Antonio played a critical role in the Texas Revolution. This is the message sent across to my mind after exploring the vicinity of The Alamo complex in the downtown of San Antonio city. The buildings of the Alamo built by Spanish Empire in 18th century. Initially, the complex served as a chapel and missionary sanctuary to educate the …
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