First Class
Our very own passage
Pardon Maggie in the photo...haha, I wanted to take a photo of the whole Private room.
Maggie with Champagne.
Full three course meal before the flight.
Two sets of menu
This is by far the best prata we ever had, and we cannot stop thinking about it.
Nom nom nom
Group photo before take off
Maggie & I
Louise
More food throughout the flight.
Service was impeccable.
The flight attendant could remember our likes and dislikes through out the flight,
We opted for dim sum breakfast.
After 13 hours we are here! But I don't want to get off the plane!
Checking in for our domestic flight to Ibiza
First meal in Barcelona
1st Handsome man spotted.. and cheers to many more.
Ibiza
Our apartment for the next 2 days.
Everyone busy settling in.
PARTY!
Cheers to no hangover as the liquor is simply too expensive in the club. Euro 10 for 1 bottle of beer. So all of us managed to wake up the next day for breakfast!
During this trip, amazingly, all of us had cravings for cola. Euro 2 for a 200ml bottle.
Paris Hilton is in Ibiza too!
Supermarket to replenish water and toilet paper.
Exploring the town
We are attracted to the colourful doors and windows around Ibiza old town.
Lunch

Breakfast at the apartment the next day before flying to Seville.
Lunch on the last day in Ibiza.
Bye Ibiza and
Seville here we come!
Breakfast the next morning.
Crossing the road.
Plaza de Spain
Beer costs Euro 2 each
Lunch
More food and drinks for the 3 of us as we were not keen to queue and visit Christopher Columbus.
Traditional Flamenco dancing
Metropol de Parasol
Dinner was not to our liking and we moved on to an even worse venue for part 2.
We had so much anticipation for the Japanese food but after we stepped in, we realised that the restaurant was not opened by Japanese.
Fried udon which looks like fried noodle from our zi char stall.
Sushi which tasted horrible
My udon soup which tasted like normal soup noodle.
Day 2
A visit to the Real Alcazar - The Alcázar of Seville (Spanish "Reales Alcázares de Sevilla" or "Royal Alcazars of Seville", is a royal palace in Seville, Spain, originally a Moorish fort. It is the oldest royal palace still in use in Europe. (extracted from Wikipedia)
We attempted to jump again
Lunch time again.
More Sangria
Throughout the trip, we didn't really enjoy Spanish food, every meal consisted of olives and olives, ham and more ham. Therefore I will not be introducing much on the food we had eaten ya,
Bye Seville and Hi
Madrid
I love men in Spain. This dude is super cute and provided super fantastic service.
The basement of the restaurant was really cool, it was like having dinner on the beach without the sun.
After a good nights rest, it was time to explore Madrid.
First time we took a metro in Spain.
And the first activity of the day is Segway!
I hereby conclude, no one will look good in a helmet.
Karen picked it up real fast.
Next was our Miss Hooi
And she got so scared that she couldn't let go of the tour guide's hand
Feeling very proud of herself.
One by One
Finally it was time for Lunch!
The food looked really yummy and pretty in the showcase, but the prices here were more expensive.
One of the better lunches we had in Spain.
Then moving on to the museum
But the 3 of us decided to grab a drink instead of paying Euro 14.
We were having so much fun!
Dinner
Roasted green peppers with sea salt. It was so yummy that we had to order 1 more plate.
Everyone was counting the number of stems on the peppers to see who had the most.
Last day in Madrid
More churros
How could we go home without handmade leather shoes?
Barcelona
I like this photo very much.. Walks of life. Old man crossing the road with us.
We spotted a hair salon operated by some Chinese on our way to dinner.
We just had to get our hair washed.
What are you looking at Maggie?
This photo acts as proof that we have paid Louise. Hahaha..
The very friendly waiter.
The next morning, photoshoot by the window of our apartment
Barcelona is dedicated to Gaudi, we visited all of his works and I have to say, I LOVE LOVE the cathedral very much and I strongly encourage everyone to come and visit it at least once in your life time.
I wasn't wearing a cardigan today, but I was not allowed to enter unless I covered up my belly. Luckily, Pikling had a cardigan with her.
It was so amazing that even stone sculptures had different facial expressions on them.
Moving on: Park Guell
We wanted to visit another building of Gaudi's but as the sun was too scorching, I came up with an awesome idea! To chill at W Hotel Barcelona.
Pik Ling carrying a stranger's son once again.
The beach was super crowed with tons of people sun bathing topless.
We jumped again.
More green peppers
Resting
Cute swimming trunks
Cute hunk
After a good rest Louise was ready
So we jumped again
Dinner
More & More peppers! At this point, I starting to hate the green peppers and I could no longer take any.
The very last full day in Barcelona
Maggie's Birthday Lunch
Worst sommelier we ever had.
Photo with the chef! A very yummy meal to mark the end of our trip to Sizzling Spain.
Next on travelogue: Phuket
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