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Street Party And Special Coffee Brew In Penang

FROM CHEW JETTY...

We moved forward into the city, we walked, we sang and we had fun... Reminded me of the song, We had joy, we had fun, we had season in the sun... Oh yeah, not to forget, the sun was still blaring hot.  I forgot to splash myself with suntan lotion, no wonder my skin has a darker shade now.. LOL...
Yes, we walked to where the crowd was and we took part and joined in the street band comprised of a few seniors.  They played with their  "home-made special kind musical instruments", a drummer, a guitarist and a singer, they do it for charity for St. Joseph home and of course, the crowd sang along with them...
Introducing the Drummer!
Isn't he innovative!
And the guitarist too!
Yes, We sang and danced along too!!
We really fun under the sun!
Turned me back to yesteryears... too!
And then there was this.... crowd here... 
All queuing up for something's good!
Just opposite the Cititel Express Hotel... 
Hey friend, thanks for queuing up!!
Nearly 45 minutes or was it an hour?
Something good is Brewing!
Auntie is "uniting" all races here... 
And many on the pavement too!
Coffee Lovers, bookmark this place!
Got STAR somemore... no joke!
After drinking, we know why the long queue!
Auntie's Coffee Secret Recipe...
And after that... time to get some goodies and then 
Bye Bye to Penang!











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  2. Wonderful post darling, so nice,original and interesting!
    I just follow the blog, follow back?
    Kisses
    https://elenabienvenido.blogspot.com.es/

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  3. Looks like all of you have so much fun in Penang! I also always ended up in Him Heang to buy the tausar pneah before going back home.

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  4. That was so much fun lah! I have got to taste that coffee someday. Dunno if I have the patience to queue.

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  5. Hahaha. The street band is so creative. Love their instrument.

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  6. I saw the youtube video clips of that band, very interesting, very nice. Plays all the oldies:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chYmUrMbrok
    I hope you donated VERY generously toward this charitable cause!

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  7. The special coffee looks delicious! No wonder there was a long line. These musicians are so creative! I love seeing their home made instruments!

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  8. Yes I know that song and love that song.

    Those musical instruments are so innovative and creative, not thought that we could make musical instruments out of those items (the tennis rackets, the Milo tins etc) :)

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  9. That was a wonderful time spent in Penang. Let's do it again!

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