"Do you eat bread everyday?"

It's funny how people keep asking if each of my meal consist of only bread now that I'm in Melb. Or if I eat a lot of Western meals. And they have this impression that I eat lots of pasta and fish and chips here. Friends keep asking me if I have lots of Aussie friends and if I can fit in here. 

They have this impression that they place I live in is like in another different part of the world and everything is would be sooo different. 

Pfft.. the truth is, I feel like I'm in Asia. In fact, it's not much different from my life in Subang. No, I don't have any culture shock. 

Why? 

Because Melbourne is full of Asians that I even made a tagline for it; Melbourne: Asian Invasion! 

And also, I don't have any Aussie friend because.. I'm forever alone liddat. 

No lah, I do have but just classmates I guess, not that kinda hang out type one. 

My uni is just so full of Asians, so I met the Asians and we became friends. 

And there're so many Malaysians here, there're so many Malaysian food (but of course, never as good as Melaka's), and seriously, please don't have any high expectations that I'm staying in a really cool place which is only filled with ang mohs. 

I eat more sushi than I even did in my 20 years of life. Japanese food is the one of the cheapest and economical food, it's pretty much sold for poor students like us. We cook rice everyday so I actually eat home cooked food almost everyday (but of course again, not as naise as my mom's). And I also pack my own food to uni also almost everyday so it's not like I get to eat at some  really nice amazing Western food everyday in some really nice amazing restaurant (and it's expensive too). 

Therefore, my dear friends who are wondering what kind of interesting and exciting life I have here, it's a really really really normal life. T.T

But still, it's really wonderful here because friends are all so cool and great. And also the weather getting pretty good these couple of days and that makes me happy too! Yay for good great weather!!