Apple Festival @UBC

I went to the Apple Festival over at University of British Columbia with my dad today. It was a really good day. So sunny without a drop of rain or a dark cloud in the sky. I miss hot weather so badly you have no idea. ANd the FOOD... I would do almost anything to get a plate of good nasi lemak or char kuey teow or wan tan mee or CHILLI TERBANG... I need some spice in my life or at least food, people!

Anyway, back to the apple festival... A little bit of "Apple MAth" for you people out there that have no cooncern whatsoever of apples. They have feelings you know... Well, no but just pretend they do and read the damn sign below! Thank you.

Interesting, no?This are the biggest apples I found on the table among the 200 over other apple species and yes, there are that many apple species. Not even kidding...
And this are the smallest ones I saw on the table. Pretty red jewels aren't they? You could just run off with them and no one would know...
All the apples are packed and ready to be sold to everyone who wants to buy them. We got the Ambrosia and Honeycrisp. Cool names eh?Ooh, there's also these apple chips which are basically sliced dried apples which are so sedap. I was like, zOMG- these are GOOD stuff. You guys should try them. Really...
Some jam here too. I got to test some apples for free over at the tents but for some, you had to pay. The apple pie was $4 per slice so we didn't get that and also, we had a huge lunch at some Taiwanese place. I had some spicy Taiwanese beef noodles. It was a HUGE bowl. You would have loved it though, Mr. Sexxayy...

Check out the line for the apple tasting. We weren't so keen to line up to eat more. Next year, maybe. Hah!
I saw this kid just lie on the ground. So adorable. Then comes his mom and brother to try and lift him up and as you can see, he ain't movin'!
How can these people here live without their coffee eh? I haven't even had one since I came here.
It's autumn as you can see. The leaves are turning red-ish orange. Pretty colours. But the colours ain't changing my opinion of the cold. I hate it. It's bloody 2 degrees outside now. How do these people survive here?