Pepsi has produced many types of variations over the years. Here are the pepsi design in my son's mini collection. He was more hooked up with his favourite collection of Coca Cola - Bottles and Cans.

Aluminum twist top bottles of Diet Pepsi Twist of Star Wars featuring Yoda, Queen Amidala and C-3PO & R2D2. These 300 ml bottles are from Japan.

Pepsi Max Can featuring Aragorn and Diet Pepsi Can featuring Eowyn of Lord Of The Rings are from Australia - 375 ml.

Pepsi launches some limited edition products on football in Malaysia such as Pepsi Gold (the FIFA World Cup) and Pepsi (Gladiator style).

Pepsi put "a little twist on a great thing" when they introduce lemon-flavored Diet Pepsi Twist. This 500 ml aluminium twist cap bottle is from Japan.

The two glass bottles on the left is from Thailand and right is from Australia.

Pepsi bottle featuring 50th Malaysia National Day logo - 600 ml.

Pop superstar Britney Spears appears in the Pepsi Can too.

The blue coloured berry cola Pepsi Blue.

Pepsi Ice and Pepsi Fire comes in bottles and cans too. This awesome advertisement was air in Malaysia featuring Vanness Wu Jianhao and Tata Young (with some special effects) and can be view at www.youtube.com/watch?v=eghLtMwylxw.

Pepsi Max, the drink with 'maximum cola taste, no sugar' - it comes in a small 150 ml size.

Pepsi Tarik - a coffee flavoured cola.

A gold colour Pepsi Can for the Chinese New Year - 2005 year of the rooster.

These are the rest of the collection.



























Heard that Japan has recently launch the Pepsi Ice Cucumber. It is a mixture of cucumber and cola. Wonder how does it taste like??

Chilis in Penang is located on the ground floor beside G hotel in Gurney Drive. We went there to try out their varieties of American food. The place was packed and there was a long queue. Finally got ourselves a table after waited for half an hour.

The dining area is very warm and cosy and filled with quite a number of tables and most of them are laid with beautiful modern design tiles.

Browsing through the menu makes me feel hungry. I decided to ordered the triple play which is a combination of buffalo wings, egg rolls and chicken fritters. This finger food is served with three different dips (all of them is good) and very tasty.

Hubby had this ground peppercorn burger. This tasty burger is served on a sesame seed bun together with fries.

The food comes in quite a big portion. The prices of the items here are reasonable and affordable. By the way, aerated water and fruit juices are refillable. After the hearty and satisfying meal, we went to the adjoining Gurney Plaza to do our shopping. The main entrance was nicely decorated in conjunction with the Hari Raya festival.

Red Rock Hotel (previously it was Agora Hotel) on Macalister Road recently open its door to the public. We decided to try the food in their "Tian-Tian Restaurant" - Everyday Supreme Restaurant which is located on the 1st floor.

The ambience's inside the restaurant is clean and spacious. As this is our first visit, we ordered a few simple and basic dishes.

Overall the dishes are very well flavoured and delicious. The price is reasonable and it is worth visiting again.

Took a midnight flight back home to Penang. Thanks to Chin for allowing us to stay at his apartment for two nights and YingHan for the packet of Grinders Coffee. Happy to meet Andrew as well. Most of all, we were happy to see our son MZ but sad for it was time to leave him again. All in all, both of us had a wonderful time and a great holiday in Melbourne.

Couldn't stop taking photos of Melbourne so the airport was not left out either.



...bye bye Melbourne for now and will be back for a holiday in the near future.

These are some nice and unsual shots that we took while strolling in the city.

Cast iron chair.

Work of Art...

Large coin purse - wish it was mine.

Beautiful lavendar flowers.

Set of knives on display in a shop in Melbourne Central - "death by the knives".

Flowers blooming in spring.

Designer toilet - I need to try out this toilet.

Antique weighing machine.

Fancy lamp post.

Staircase leading to .........????

These are the buildings and surroundings of University of Melbourne.

Photo of myself in the South Lawn with the Old Arts Clocktower in the background.

Hubby standing in the Union Lawn with the Old Commerce Building in the background.

This magnificient porch was formerly the entrance of the Colonial Bank of Australasia. It was presented to the university when the building was demolished.

Buildings of Trinity College which is located on the grounds of the university.