Thursday, May 29, 2008

Bai Bai Irene

hmm.. time flies, i still remembered the time we farewell HY a year ago! The numerous farewells (trend set by HY) is repeated here again. Well, at least we did different things this time!

Anyway, i will miss another early morning friend who comes early enough to get water with me!

Just wanted to wish all da best to Irene for whatever she is doing next! Take care and keep in touch!

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Last night was a fun night out! Started with good food at Salsa, though poor TT got stomachache and CC ate some uncooked chicken. Anyway, after dinner, we proceeded to Soho where we made so much noise as to bring the house down.. Playing foosball or "peng hu" as Botak calls what i was doing. Haven't laughed so much for quite a while... Haha... Thanks everyone!

well, i will wait for Botak or Uncle Hor to blog about the night.. and link it here!

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Thursday, May 15, 2008

Surprised by Big Boss!

Smelt a fish when my boss's boss, my boss and my project manager all came to get me to go the coffee talk given by our VP today!

Well, didn't know they were going to present me with a plaque, shipped all the way from US! :)
Luckily TT warned me! thanks alot! As our VP didn't even state my name, he just look at me straight in the eye, and talked about 0.000000000.. ( not sure how many knots he said) 1 degrees of uncertainty. Well, he likes to joke!

Anyway, this is indeed a good surprise!

And most of all, thanks to all ( you know who u are) who help me in this project! Arigato! This plaque is for you too! :)

Saturday, May 10, 2008

Saturday, May 3, 2008

Resting

Strange thing that after lunch yesterday i was feeling really unwell... Sudden bout of attack on my lungs, nose and throat! Basically, i was having an itchy throat, slighly stuffy nose and coughing non-stop the whole afternoon.

So i went home early after work last night, drank some soup and went to bed. This morning, i got up, ate breakfast and went back to bed, ate lunch and went back to bed. Ok... My cough and itchy throat is now gone! Luckily for me, this time the remedy was just more sleeping time and i recovered!

I think i better rest more! Age must be catching up, body can't take the strain as much as my younger days!

Thursday, May 1, 2008

Visit Penang!

Was playing my role as a tourist guide again! Hmm.. Well, i haven't played this role for over a year!

Well, abandoned my Penang Hill plans - as i saw bus loads of ppl heading this way up.. Just can't be bothered to spend my time q-ing! So, i took Ali for a walk at the Youth Park! I was surprised that it is jam-packed! It was a nice morning walk anyway, i was surprised they have managed to built up Youth Park very nicely, with some small pool for children and even roller blading park! cool! Wish i was a kid again! All their outdoor gym equipment are in splendid conditions. All are in working conditions! Bravo to the municipal of Penang. It was certainly a job well done! They do deserve a pat on their back!

After we had our drink of water, we were all sweaty by then, I decided to go peranakan mansion. I was kinda dissapointed that it was close! Damm! So I proceeded to Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, too late, they are only now open for tours at 11 and 3. Damm! Well, it's kinda sad state of affairs that these 2 restored heritage building (after some kind rich soul spending millions on them) that the publicity for visit penang is so poor that they are not making enough money to pay their staff to man the place! Something needs to be done to bring in more tourist to our pearl of the orient- penang as it used to be known! Penang has quite a lot of attractive places, even locals don't know them! i have been introducing lots of them to even penangites themselves! I hope the present state government will be able up to polish up this faded diamond!

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Cameron Highlands weekend-* UPDATED*

* UPDATED 3rd May*




DAY 1

Woke up early last Sat! to set off to another trip down south with Irene(map reader) and ST (driver), this time KN and Star join us too! me, the backseat sleeper, this time i didn't need to strap myself down with the seat belts as there isn;t any room to move anyway!

First stop to Ipoh to get breakfast and egg tarts and tesco ( to get fish balls, meat balls, sausages, beer) before heading up the Simpang Pulai way up! We did a leasurely drive up, winding down the window a couple of times to check the temperature! Haha... we were also planning what to eat up there... of course, i was looking for my favorite jagung and potato! i didn't get this nick for nothing!

Along the way, we saw lots of those old jeeps carrying veges, i was quite amazed at the speed they were going. definitely more powerful than my faithful city! Oh yes, there was this red viva, with modified wheels, wheels so small that it looks like it's almost touching the road as it goes along. It's one of those cars that you can't help that you feel that you need to overtake! (Same urge like you want to cubit the fat face of a baby!) Good thing, i wasn't driving.. i would have been more reckless than ST!

Well, we had tea and our egg tarts in one of the tea house overlooking the tea plantation over the ondulating highlands! Breath-taking scenery, hot tea, and custardy egg tarts! Bliss!

After our tea, we went to get the keys to get to our apartment! We went in and the 4 of us didn't notice the 3rd bed room! Only Irene saw the bed room on our way in. Poor Uncle, was a bit worried, as he couldn't find his room!

Then we were off to do some marketing and of course, i get to eat my jagung! My pearly jagung was sweet and juicy! Yummy! I did the "irritating kid" thing again, pestering for my jagung! Haha.. so was actually savouring every moment!

We went to the Smoke house after that! Smoke house is one of those traditional English black and white timber house, with a English Red telephone to boot! haha.. which reminds me of my red English letter box.. well, that's another story some day!

Dinner was good yummy steamboat with lots of veges of course! Star did most of the work and of course, the meal was really really fulfilling and definitely healthy and hearty! After such a full dinner, of couse, we went out for a stroll, enjoying the cool night breeze! Just wish it is as cool as this in Penang!

We saw lots of big, healthy, splendidly coloured bright flowers. One can imagine all the fresh air, clean water, excellent soil is doing for the flower, will also work wonders on humans.. well, at least slow down the aging process!




Tea Plantations
Eating Ipoh Egg Tarts with Cameron Tea
Strawberry Farm
2 lengluis
Thorny plants

BlueBells - my favourite flowers
More RED strawberries!
Smoke House
Our Dinner
My travelmates

DAy 2
Yawn! ( means i am yawning now) i had a wonderful, restful sleep up in Cameron. in other words, i slept like a pig! :)

to be cont...

UpDates:
let see, we had our breakfast then went out to Smoke house for the 3rd time! Haha.. took somemore pics, then we headed to the temple. On the way there, ( well, our navigator got "pek chek" and told the driver to look at the map himself! haha! Uncle keeps insisting this is Irene's farewell.. I suppose compared to HY, at least she got futher than Batu Ferringghi! oh oh.. I can feel another complain coming...


ANyway, i got to eat my purpleish sweet potatoes! Then we went to look for Robinson Fall, i dun think we found the actual falls, as it was an over 1km walk that non of us were up to it!

Well, then off we went to do more marketing! Boughts lots of jagung! haha and then we went to the bee farm.. Hmm.. planning to stay far away from the bees! then we stoped along the way for a couple more stops and then we headed down to Ipoh somewhat reluctantly with a tinge of sadness that our hols is coming to an end so soon!

All in all, it was a nice cool weekend.

Robinson Falls?? Not sure

Cute sign

Chinese Temple

Have you ever seen a baby giving a pat on a fish head?

Bee Farm - big bee versus little bees

Flower plantation

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

He who laugh last, laugh best

I am trying my best not to blog so much politics here, but then, sometimes we just need to laugh...

Check this out!

Sunday, April 13, 2008

Makan-makan to Ipoh and Kuala Kangsar

Drove down to Ipoh yesterday morning.

Reach Ipoh at about 9:00 am and spent 30 mins circling aroung to search for carpark! by this time, we were famished, as all of us didn't take any breakfast when we left Penang! Finally found one very closeby to the kopitian we wanted to go for Ipoh Kopi and toasted bread with Kaya! Yummy... Forgot to take any pics in our rush! One thing i learn is now only i understand why Ipoh ppl come to penang and order drinks with 1 ketul of ais! Their ketul of Ais is like 4 times the size of penang ais! Hahahaha!

Then we headed to buy egg tarts! and then bought Ipoh biscuits and then Ipoh Pomeloes, where all the leng luis wear Mini skirt. I really cannot understand the idea behind having like 20 shops, all selling the same stuff all grouped together! Can anyone tell me why is that? Well, anyway, i asked ST to stop at a shop with no lenglui as i only wanted to buys some cheap pomelos for my mum which is for me to eat, not that interested in lengluilah. Pity ST, he obliged.

Then we went searching for hotspring, couldn't find it, maybe like Uncle Hor said, Sunway have bought it up! After this, we went searching for another Hotspring cum waterfall which should be near Simpang Pulai that ST was there 10 years ago. Again, couldn't find it. Next, we went searching for Lata Kinjang Falls! Yup, the big falls you see along the NS Expressway! I got a bit bored halfway and started to be the irritating kid like in the Simpsons, by asking" Are we there yet?" constantly! Haha.. Poor ST and Irene has to tolerate me! Well, after a really long drive, we finally arrived at Lata Kinjang Falls! Happy us!




Played in the water for a while.... and ate our egg tart from Ipoh! MMS Ivan to show him where we were. We managed to find some nice rocks to sit on as the water gush down ... Nature's Jaccuzi!


Then we went for lunch, a place called big tree head, 大树头 。Lunch was Ok... lots of deep fried stuff, as seen here in the pics. You can really see the queue here.. actually, whenever you see a jam in Ipoh, you can be sure there's a good eating place nearby!


After lunch, we went to visit ST's mum, 2nd big sis, small sis, niece, nephews, 2nd sis's trading company, 2nd sis big big house! Oh ya, we saw, his poly, his college and later at Kuala Kangsar, we saw his primary school, secondary school, his big bro's house, his Granpa's house, his motorbike, his graduation pic, his big big family pic.... etc.... No visit to Ipoh is complete without visiting a cave or two, so we that's what we did.



Kuala Kangsar - wow, really impressed.. Very nice place! Beautiful bridge, magnificent mosque, and a very grand palace!

Dinner at Kuala Sepetang
Famished.. we ate in utter silence..... only when our stomach were half ful, we manged to talk! Haha! Well, the service was really really really slow. Food was good-lah.. but very cheap!

PS: meant to upload some pics here.. but keeps hanging... will try tomorrow!



PS2: meant to upload more pics, but line at home very slow... will try again tomorrow or the next daylah.

Monday, April 7, 2008

Need i say more?

Do you think a 3 year old these days talked more sense than this Dr Wan Mohamed Wan Embong?
http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/NST/Sunday/Frontpage/20080406134723/Article


Reading this has rendered me speechless!



Sunday, April 6, 2008

Jeli Hot Spring

Take a look at this hot spring in Kelantan

Well, i tried to google this place, can't really find any official sites that states this place as a tourist destination!

What saddens me is the states of affairs, nice place like this gets neglected! Anyway, they don't even have to look far to see how Japan, Taiwan turn their hot springs in to tourist destination, just learn from Poring Hot Spring is enough-lah. Well, i was at Poring 10 years ago, and that place is clean and nice and well maintained! Don't see it why they can do it in KK and not in Kelantan!
Come on!

Saturday, March 29, 2008

PCGHS website

A friend sent me the webpage of my alma mater.
Here's the link!

"槟华女中的周围是葱绿茂盛的的山岭;因此,本校提供凉爽宁静的理想读书环境 。"

Huh? really had to smile, it's like those real estate adverts..... (for those not from Penang, the so called "lush green hill" is actually a kawasan perkuburan! Yup, hence the surronding is pretty quiet!)

she even has a gym now! wow...


Friday, March 28, 2008

Back from SIngapore

First day - Relax
Went jalan-jalan a bit. No sales. Tried to search a cap for Botak's sis. Didn't see anything nice. But saw lots of bright yellow , solid TT's colour clothes, bags, caps, I guessed yellow is "IN" now! Met up with Siok Wei and Shih Nyien, 2 ex-colleagues... gossip about everyone we know in Agilent... haha.. chatted nob-stop!

2nd Day - trip down memory lane
Went to start test .. 1st test fail. Met up with Cordy ... Unbelievable, trying catch up 13 years of lost years... The other intesting is that we saw Chia Hooi walking past! Fancy meeting a penangite that i haven't met at least 6 months.

3rd Day - Q!Q!Q!
All the test passed today! Had some trouble in some of them, but luckily all passed! :) (relieved..) Met up with Fong Luan, had a good japanese dinner, somewhere where we had to queue 30 mins, then went to get donuts.. anohter 30 mins queue.. THe doughnuts were good! wanted to buy home, but then, dun think it will last 2 days. Don't think anyone wants to eat donuts that has turned green! Then went to catch a cab to work, another 30 mins queue

4th Day - almost missed my flight
Testing went smoothly as well. Had Lunch with Swee Yin and her hubby. Yhen i headed straight to bed, only slept 3 hours the night before. Woke up just in time to pack my bags and check out to get to airport. THat was lucky too, Next time i better make sure i set the alarm! whew, good thing i didn't miss my flight as that was the last flight out of Sg to Pg.

Souvenirs from Sinagapore
Hmm, i am having 1 pimple (which reminds me i need to go and have my facial next week!), 1 bruise on my ankle and a whole patch of blue black on my knee (yeah, i kick a step at PSB and fell, luckily no one was at the lobby to see it). And yes, 1 corn on my left foot. Ouch Ouch Ouch! didn't buy anything for myself this time. :( on the bright side, i get to save some money towards my WII fund!

Sunday, March 23, 2008

Happy Sunday!

Another blood donation Sunday! 30,000th packet of blood collected by HYS today which is equivalent of 12 years of countinuous hardwork and support of all the members and volunteers. Well done to all who has contributed to this really great achievement! :)

I read this article "Monash University Stealthily Steals Malaysian Wealth, Pride and Self respect with Pollard's Hidden Agenda " with interest. Well, i have to admit, i have read this with a tint skepcism., i have not check the validity of this bloke's claims and how much of it is truth or just pure malice. The only certain i know for a fact is that "All Western nations (US, UK, Australia) have strong policies on employment, insisting that foreigners are hired only when qualified locals are not available". Yup, i always feel that nothing wrong with that, as you got to protect local graduates. But at least with this policy you know when you are hiring a foreigner, you are getting the best of the crop. What i don't like about this system is that i heard that in some of the countries, there is a quota system too to control the number of foreigners. Why? you are killing the goose that lay the golden egg! I have no qualms of Malaysia employing foreigners of high calibre, there's so much that you can learn from these experts. But we got to make sure, double/triple check is money well spent! I do not know how Singapore do it, but they seem to be doing very well in this aspect.

i am quite saddened by what is happening in Tibet V China. All these killings are so damm unneccessary! So is what is happening in Iraq, Afgan, Isreal, etc, etc, etc....All i know is A kill B, then B wants revenge and kill C, and C wants to wants revenge and kills some other fellow D and it just keeps going on and on and on! From young, we were taught to make friends, not enemy, i just wish all the "POWER" nations would just use the military budget to help the ppl of their so called enemy. Yes, I am suggesting that you go into your enemy country with no guns, but food, raw material to build houses, bridges everything to help them. And trust me, in the long run, it is cheaper and you will gain a friend and you have a army of happy soldiers.

The world will be a happier place! oh ya.. Jolie Pitt gave 8 Million to charity last year!

Sunday, March 16, 2008

Leave me alone!

Argghhh... why is it that ppl are so pessimistic. People are asking me "Are you happy with the new government?"

What sort of question is that? PM hasn't even announce his cabinet, Our new CM is just on his job less than a week! Yes, i know, there are squabbles in the perak side etc.. Come on, give these people a break! The Opp. didn't expect to win, so now, they have to work together to put the best foot forward.

Let me quot Harris Ibrahim here "Let’s be fair as bosses. Let’s recognise that our employees come from all backgrounds, in all shapes and sizes, with different experiences, inclinations and carrying all sorts of emotional garbage ranging from disappointments to even resentment and rage. "

Over here, the bosses, he means the ppl and the employees are the MPs you just voted in... Let's us be fair bosses! Some of the MPs may be seasoned politicians, some are new kids on the block and for the majoirty of them, this is their first time. Give them a chance to work things out, they do know, who is the bosses this time round and they are trying to perform under tremendous stress! Imagine you are a contract worker, and your boss keeps telling you, bye bye if you don't perform, kiss the next contract goodbye! Can't we be nice and encourage them a bit with some kind words? Wouldn't you rather work with a boss who is kind and encouraging and has confidence in you?

Back to the question if i am happy with the election results, and of course the answer is a resounding "Yes!" and dun ask me that again! Our country needs a stronger opposition, a shadow cabinet..etc.. to make sure everyone is making their best effort to do the right thing. I do agree, maybe too much policing will make policies slow to take off and maybe good policies will never take off due to childish debates (as we are see-ing now) Some MPs squabbling over candies in some state and with some very sore losers around as well !

The 2nd thing that pissed me off today is that racial/race based politics is still very alive. It's always Bumi, Cina, India and Lain-lain. I do realise now that there are very few Raja Petra's, Harris Ibrahim around, and that's really where both these guys has earned my respect. I know it is hard to change this deeply entrenched mentality, but we really have to CHANGE NOW!

I voted for CHANGE!
Please CHANGE!

And last but not least, there's a lot of rumours flying around- about riots, ceramah etc.. Please be responsible citizens and VERIFY your fact before forwarding the SMS, emails! Remember, you are creating chaos if you just forward these messages, even if you think it is for the good of your friends when your message turns out to be nothing but just a malicious rumour!

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Busy busy busy

Pre-election:

Lots of emails, on-line you tube ceramah, blogs


Post-election:

At the moment, even more emails, blogs, news, election songs..etc... truth of the matter is that currently i have no time to read all, although i am very "kay-poh" and like to "pat". Well, lots of articles from Malaysia Kini and Malaysia Today, i only have glimpse through the headlines, just now enough for me to "pat"

My greatest fear is not unfounded, as i have suspected they will head for the candidates from PKR; See, DSAI already have to cope with this! PKR leader denies crossovers of reps

Losing with dignity

From this election, 1 guy really earned my respect! And he is non other than our now ex-CM, Tan Sri Dr. Koh. Yup, i know he lost.. almost everything this election, his CM ship, his party posts.. and basically his political career, but not his pride nor his dignity. He is a true gentleman with unrivalled sportmanship. He shook hands with the winners of the day, showed his successor around the office, introduced him to his staff, and was there to show support during the swearing in ceremony. Unlike the 11 now currently in the opposition BN fellows. Well, he certainly earned my respect as it takes a very strong person to be so graceful in defeat! especially when you have lost so much, so fast and so un-expectedly!

Silly Error

Today i did a couple of silly mistakes. One of them was telling the QE i need to do vibration test and when all i need is Altitude. When i was there, i was looking for a chamber.. and was shown a vibration setup and duh.. wasted so much time for nothing! Gosh.. I must be tired!

Happy Birthday, Dad!

Your hopeless daughter here still haven't bought you any gift yet... Hmm.. what should i get you??? Maybe a Wii... for you to do some indoor tennis.. :P haha... waht a really hopeless daughter!








Monday, March 10, 2008

Makkal Sakti!

Everyone i know has blogged.... peer presure.. have to write something here admist my busy work schedule. Well, have to say, in a happy mood that i am really glad that ppl were brave enough to embrace change and voted for change! For better or worse, 5 years!

There's a couple of interesting points in this election, some people claimed that race-based politics have been shattered! Well, there's more yet to be seen. Interestingly, PKR is the only 1 true multi-racial, multi religion party. And they have collectively become the largest opposition party, winning 31 seats! Yeah, this means there will be no more ppl saying " if you dun like it, you can leave!" or keris yielding threats! It's only in Malaysian politics that they can get away with this. In any other countries, any utterace of this kind will surely ensure the end of his/her public career! Finito.

As Raja Petra sums it up, "Remember, the opposition won these five states plus denied Barisan Nasional its two-thirds majority in Parliament through promises and rhetoric. The consideration of the voters the next election will no longer be based on promises and rhetoric but on performance and delivery. Many promises were made this election. Now is the time to deliver them."

2/3 majority, apparently BN just needs 8 more seats for 2/3. At this moment, i just hope that the opposition partys (PAS, DAP and PKR) can put aside their ideological differences and work together to build and grow a healthier, cleaner Malaysia. WHat i hope will not happen is internal brikerings and some MPs jumping side to the the other side.

My wish list from this new gov, well, They need to fight corruption(well, at least minimise it), clean up the judiciary, reduce crime and mat rempits, price - as long as no hike, build more schools ( for chinese, indians whatever), Have a fairer educational systems. ( i think i will be happy enough and you will have my vote the next election), i hope we still have our 2nd bridge and PORR! I am tired of jams! Maybe i am asking too much here... hehe...

New beginnings! New hope!

Back to work for me!

Friday, February 29, 2008

A Wolf or Two Lions?

Does the present BN deserve to be voted back to the office?
Is the present opposition ready to govern?
Should Malaysians bother to vote?


So what should Malaysians do?
And what do Malaysians want?A Wolf Or Two Lions??

Here's how the story goes (someone sent it to me, sorry i would acknolewde the author if i know):

Long time ago, God put two flocks of sheep on grassland: one group at north and one group at south. God also gave them two types of native predator: Lion and wolf.

God told the sheep: “If you choose wolf, I shall give you one, and it’s allowed to bite you at its will. If you choose lion, I shall give you two, and you are allowed to choose anyone from the two of them to stay on the grassland, and you can replace it at any time.”

So, the question is: If you are one of the sheep, what will you choose? A wolf or two lions?

It’s easy to make your choice, right? Remember your choice, and continue with our story.

The sheep at the south thought that lions are more fiercely than wolf, so they picked a wolf.

The sheep at the north thought that although lions are more fiercely than wolf, but they have the option to choose, so they took two lions.

The wolf started eating the sheep once it entered the herd at the south. The wolf was smaller and it had smaller appetite. One sheep is enough to appease its hunger for days. So the sheep only were hunted once a few days.

The sheep at the north chose a lion and leave another one with God. The lion started eating sheep once it entered the herd at the north. The lion was more fiercely than the wolf and it had much larger appetite. It needed to eat a sheep each day to keep its stomach full. So the sheep is hunted everyday, and they were very afraid.

They asked God to replace the lion. But the lion that stayed with the God has not been eaten anything and it was very hungry. It pounced on the sheep and bite like crazy. The sheep had to run for their life everyday until they didn’t have time to eat.

The sheep at the south were grateful that they made the right choice, and they laughed at the sheep at the north for being stupid and chose the wrong predator.

The sheep at the north repented for their choice. They complained to God, and asked God to change their native predator to a wolf. But God said: “No. Once the native predator was chosen, it cannot be changed anymore. You must live with it forever. Your only option is to choose between the two lions.” The sheep at the north have to keep rotating the two lions.

But both lions were the same. Both of them showed no mercy. No matter how they rotate the lions, their situation was always much more miserable than the sheep at the south. At last, they stop rotating. They kept a lion full all the time while letting another one suffered in hunger. They only replaced the lions when the suffering lion was dying.

After a long time of hunger, the suffering lion realized that: Even they are much stronger than the sheep, but its fate is controlled by the sheep. The sheep can send him back toGod anytime, and let him suffer and die in hunger.

So it treated the sheep very nice, it only ate the dead and the old sheep and it wouldn’t eat the healthy sheep. The sheep felt very surprise and happy. Some of the younger sheep even suggested letting the suffering lion to stay forever. But one of the elder reminded them: “The lion treats us good because it is afraid that we’ll send it back to the God. If we let another lion die, we’ll left with no choice and the suffering lion will return to its nature and starts hunting us again.” The sheep agreed with the elder. To prevent another lion starve to death, they replaced it after a few weeks.

And the lion also realized that its fate is controlled by the sheep. In order to stay longer on the grassland, the lion tried its best to please the sheep. Another lion felt so sad that it had to suffer hunger again.

After experiencing such a hard time, the sheep at the north finally can enjoy themselves.

At the mean time, the situation of the sheep at the south became worse and worse because the wolf had no competitor and the sheep couldn’t replace it. It started to act wildly. It had to kill ten sheep everyday. It didn’t eat sheep anymore. It only drank their blood. The sheep were not allowed to make a sound because they would be killed by the wolf if they do so.

In the end, the sheep at the south could only bemoan: “We should choose the lions in the first place……”

End of story.

So, what do you get from this story?

We can only surrender if we don’t have the right to choose and decide (like the sheep at the south). But the democracy system gives us an opportunity to exercise our power to choose and decide our destiny (like the sheep at the north).

But in our country, many people don’t realize that they have the power to do so. They keep feeding the same lion with their flesh and blood while letting another one starve to death. As a result, the lion grows stronger and its appetite becomes larger. It starts to think itself as King doesn’t care for the sheep as long as it’s happy. And it hopes that this situation will last forever.So, I hope that after reading this story, you’ll realize that you have the power to choose. You have to show the lions who’s the boss!! And the best time to do it is in the coming General Election!! Replace the fat and greedy lion

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Change or No Change?

Change may not necessarily be better.
But without change, it is not possible to become better.

I believe most of us are fearful of change. It is not an easy choice but, in reality, we face with choice of changes all the time in our daily lifes. We make changes when we feel that the old way no longer relevant to us, there is always a risk that things get worse, but one thing is certain, we never know if we do not make this choice. Even if the situation gets worse, is it really that bad? as i am sure this is where we learn the most, from our mistakes, from our own wrong turnings and this are the things that makes us grow stronger and more wisely!

I have heard from one arrogant CEO that we don't learn from our mistakes, but from our successes. Yes, it's true.. always better to learn from the mistakes of others... An interesting philosophy, but for us "muggles" or normal beings, we have to do things the hard way and success will come eventually and we can then learn from "success"

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The future of Malaysia is in your hands!

It has never been my intention to campaign for the opposition or against the ruling party. Being apolitical, I subscribe to ideologies that will protect and benefits me as a citizen of the country and the future of my country.

So, what do we want, i want lots of things, Wii if you want to buy it for me. hehe
Jokes aside, Actually, the questions is what do all Malaysians want irrespective of race, colour of skin, political stand.... Things like peace, harmony and progress and a means to live a honest life

Well, maybe i don't speak for all, here's my list:
1. a clean and honest and effective judiciary where integrity of the judiciary from executive interference.

2. A shawdowy cabinet that will look over the present executive to minimize all tha hanky-pankys going on/ not going on!

3. Improved public safety - no elaboration needed here.

4. $$$$$.....Accountability in government expenditure.

Let's start with these first....

i know who my vote will go to. Do you?

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Happy Birthday Yee Lin!

This post is contributed by Wessyn!







Say me not en tau?



His face is not clear in the picture above…so here goes…

给你一个杀死人的眼神…


MTA姐妹花… Yay!