Packing... done! Now, I'm only waiting for the time to leave the house. Can't wait for the plane to take off and bring me to the destination - Taipei. It's time to begin an oversea trip after the last one to Bandung & Jakarta in November 20089. Everyone knows I've been craving for this trip for long time. I'm so glad that it's happening!
This trip will also mark the very 1st time I'm going to couchsurf. Ever since hosting CS'ers for the 1st time in June 2008, by simple counting, I've already done more than 10 times in Ipoh. I’m so eager to find out what the experience of being hosted is like.
Me, Xuan, SC, KW and Max are going to spend 8D7N in Taiwan. Taipei and the nearby areas would be our main base. However, we would too spend some time at the east coast – Hualien, the gateway to the breathtaking Taroko Gorge.
The Winter. I’ve not been in the Winter time for a few years. Would I be able to get used to the low temperature. I hope it wouldn’t be too harsh to handle. At least, I don’t think it gonna snow in Taiwan. Anyway, I know that traveling with all those bulky winter clothes, is not fun at all.
Pakatan Rakyat (PR) alliance is going to have their 1st ever joint convention during the weekend.
Being a pro-PR civilian, at the moment, I hope that this convention can really bring out the reformation needed to make PR a strong rival to BN coalition and, more importantly, is able to clear up the inter-parties contradictions and of course, to educate the 'trouble-makers' within the alliance.
Just pray that this is not going to be another 'scripted drama'. We don't want anymore of that.
PR too has released a logo recently. I am not too sure whether it's the PR's logo, or logo of the convention.
Whatever is it, I have a small problem with the orange-coloured logo: why must the 5 petals Hibiscus represent Malay-Chinese-Indian-Iban-Kadazan? Why in Malaysia, everything has to be grouped in A-B-C... or Do-Re-Mi-Fa or 1-2-3-4-5?
When can we ever get out of such mindset? It's a disease and it's spreading fast. We need a cure for that!
After the wait of close to 2 years, these 2 of my favourite singers have finally released their studio album recently. I just couldn't wait any longer to own them. Thanks to my Auntie Kim, who brought them to me all the way from Canada. Finally, I have these 2 albums on my hands today.
Yes, I'm checking on Norah Jones's now... Great voice as she always has!
The Fall - Norah Jones
Will tune into Michael Bublé later... Have listened to his Crazy Love countless time; good stuff!
Crazy Love - Michael Bublé
It would be a great news to me if 2 of them can have some sort of collaboration in the future. I hope... & wish...
I accidentally found this clip on youtube. It was such an old song. I remember learning it when I was in Std 3, which was 17 years ago.
Oh ya, forgot to say, this song was actually the theme song of a Singaporean 80s drama. I'm sure every S'porean has fond memory on this drama or the theme song. That's such a classic!
There's so much to talk about the younger age. How I wish I could be a school kid again! Do you think I would find clips of Mask Man?
I received this letter from a kid whom I've been sponsoring through World Vision. This wasn't the first time I got a letter from him. But somehow, I was a bit emotional after reading that letter. Reason? I've no idea.
Singkawang, 28 Agustus 2009
Yang terkasih bapak Adwin,
Bagaimana kabarnya Pak? Semoga sehat-sehat saja ya. Kabar Parno sekeluarga sehat-sehat saja. Terima kasih Pak atas kiriman 5 buah perangkonya dan suratnya saya senang sekali menerimanya.
Saat ini saya sedang menjalankan ibadah puasa hingga menjelang Lebaran nanti. Doakan saya ya Pak agar puasa saya lancar.
Pak maafkan saya ya karena saya tinggal kelas akibat karena saya banyak bermain dan malas belajar tapi saya berjanji tahun depan saya pasti naik kelas.
Salam dan hormat dari kami sekeluarga. Terima kasih.
(name undisclosed)
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(the translation by the volunteer)
Dear Mr Adwin,
How are you? I hope you are healthy. My family and I are healthy. Thank you for sending me some postage stamps and letter. I was happy to receive it.
Now I am in my fasting seasons and it will be finished until we are celebrating the Idul Fitri. Please pray for me to make my fasting finish.
I'm sorry to let you down because I have to stay in the same grade; it is all because I played a lot and lazy to study. I will promise you that I will study hard so I can go to the next grade in the year 2010.
Regard from my family and I. Thank you.
Yeah, this was just a simple letter from a primary school kid. I've read it for a few times and had the same 'emo' feeling every time. Do you have an explanation for me?
On the 1st day, both me and Xuan decided not to check in to the Cultural Village until the evening and instead, opted to walk around the city. It was a wrong decision. We only got there after all the workshops was over. As such, we missed the 1st day workshops!
We learned from the mistakes. As such, we nicely planned to get there early for lunch and attended workshops of the other 2 days. Without much problem, we managed to do as planned. Good stuff!
2nd day workshop attended:- Free the Reed - Mouth Organs to Accordions (less energetic compared to the others; probably due to the language barrier existed) One-Sided Percussion - Pyrotechnics on Frame Drums and Tambourines (overwhelming atmosphere; overwhelming crowds!) Soul of the Maori by Moana & the Tribe (good cultural exposure; amazing experience!)
3rd day workshop attended:- Voice of My People - Voices from around the world (not quite exciting but the all the nice voices did light up the day.) Bamboozled - Amazing Instruments Made from Bamboo (4 stars! good combination that worked so well. love it!) I've Got Rhythm - World Rhythm Masters (5 stars! standing ovation plus non-stop applauses)
No one would ever attend the RWMF and give the night concerts a miss. That would be so wasted if someone ever missed the shows. Why? Because it's just awesome. That's the highlight of the whole event!
We were a bit unlucky during the first night. Everything was going right and people had well seated ready for the start of the concert. Then, the rain poured. Everyone ran to the closest shelter. Although the rain stopped when the show started, it kept drizzling on and off. We had to wear the poncho, trying to stay dry.
The 2nd night, which was a Saturday, attracted the most crowd. As it's the weekend night, everyone decided to have the party there. I am sure you can have the picture of how wild and crazy the crowd could get. I think the supply of Heineken too contributed to such a energetic scenario.
The overall crowd presented at the final night was reduced to almost half of the previous night. Nevertheless, the finale was still fantastic and amazing. At the same time, I did feel a bit down as everything was going to end soon. I hope I would come back again for the future RWMF!
Pop Music had no room for itself in this music festival. The traditional and tribal music took the place. But, don't ever think that these 'non-popular' genres were nothing. They were everything! Music is an universal language and it unites the world!
I'm shocked and saddened. I couldn't believe what I've just found out. You left us so sudden without leaving a word or a warm farewell hug behind. I can't express in words of how much I miss you. All I want you to know is that I've just lost a true friend of mine, that is you - Kit.
You are such a wonderful and energetic girl! Believe me, you inspired me to have the positive attitude towards LIFE. I have a plan wanted to share it with you. I thought you could guide me through and witness how I would get it done. I have no chance to do that anymore.
I have always been waiting for your return to Malaysia and I believe you would. I remember clearly what we chatted when you were in Ipoh, the first time together with Francesco and for the second time before you left Malaysia for Japan. I want to learn your magic trick!
Francesco-Kian-Kit, Aug 2008, Ipoh, Malaysia
I know you are watching us somewhere out there and you will always be there with us. May you rest in peace! You will be greatly and deeply missed.
It seems that the current IN thing in the blogosphere is to blog about whatever related to Merdeka. I remember this time last year, the debate was on whether the Birthday of Malaysia fell on 31/8 or 16/9, and we got no answer for that.
This year, the most talk-about issue is around the slogan '1 Malaysia' promoted by our 'beloved' PM. To me, it's nothing new, it's nothing fantastic and it's nothing else. The same thing has been being talked about more a few decades. Someone got bored and decided to label it with a new title, so we have the '1 Malaysia' campaign now. That's just an example of 换汤不换药.
To execute something is always harder than explaining the ideas. There's no point keep on focusing on the branding and not applying it. It does no good to the nation!
If you are a modern folk, I'm sure you are more or less hooked to listening to music, be it classical or pop music. And I truly believe that there must be a few particular songs that you like them so much, probably because of the catchy melody or the lyrics.
Of course, I'm just like anyone else, no different from you. Now, let me share with you of a few songs that could represent a certain period of my life.
2005 Michael Bublé - Home
2005, was the year I graduated with a bachelor degree. Finally, the hard works on rushing for the assignments dateline and the never ending tests and exams, were over. What a relief! I was actually feeling lucky enough to have graduated, since I was quite an an idiot throughout the whole final year.
So, just like anyone else, I was on the crossroad to choose an option from a few alternatives. Further studies was totally out of my choice as I had no confidence in doing more studies at that time. At the same time, the graduation too marked the end of my 3 years stay in Coventry, England. Here came another question: where should I start my career?
Back home to help out the family business, was my decision. It'a choice which I am still in doubt whether it's the better option, sometimes. But, the optimistic part of me always gets to brush it off with positive attitude. This nice song too reminds me how wonderful is it to be at home!
2006 James Blunt - You're Beautiful
I was so into this song; even until now. James Blunt is such a wonderful singer with a nice voice. Great melody, meaningful lyric. No doubt, this song's one of the greatest hits of all time! Do you think so? I bet you do!
'My life is brilliant; my life is pure' I like this particular 2 lines the most. Whenever feeling unhappy, down or upset about something, I would just shout out this 2 lines aloud. This is to remind myself that my life isn't that bad after all. Why should I be so negative?
Year 2006 was not my year. Everything just seemed going to the wrong direction and nothing much to be cheered for. I always believe that in reality, all these things were just part of the challenges that we need to deal with and to learn something from. More importantly, it does make us stronger and tougher than before. C'est la vie
I always think that Malaysians can do more to show the world how people from different backgrounds can live together without much conflict. That's what the government and other organisations in Malaysia have been promoting to the rest of the world, right?
Malaysia, Truly Asia. Such a catchy phrase has been deeply locked in many foreigners' mind; at least that's what my experience with other couchsurfers tells me.
Most of the time, I explained to the couchsurfers that much conflicts were actually avoided as many Malaysians didn’t have much interaction with others of different backgrounds, be it race, religion, education, sexuality or whatever.
The institutions and policies implemented in this country, somewhat create an imaginative borders that group people in different community and prevent any interactions. Many do believe that such boundaries separating different communities must be eliminated eventually.
Nevertheless, one couchsurfer from Tunisia I hosted recently told me a different opinion: People from different backgrounds shouldn’t mix around and should just stay within the group they belong to. That’s the reason why Malaysians live in harmony and different cultures are well protected.
I was so shocked with such a remark. So, does it mean that we are heading to the wrong direction? Do we have to stop all the works in encouraging more integration among people? No, I don’t think so. We should just continue with our hard work to achieve that mission!
Well, he’s a foreigner and doesn’t really understanding the concept of multicultural which has had a long history with this nation. Hopefully, after his tour around Malaysia and Indonesia, he would have a new perception on the multicultural Malaysian society.
1. Put your iPod on shuffle.(or any mp3 player in shuffle mode) 2. Press forward for each question. 3. Use the song title as the answer to the question.
Q: What does next year have in store for you? 黑色柳丁 – 陶喆 (Black Tangerine – David Tao) don't think we could find it and I don't want it!
Q: What does your love life look like next year? The Way You Look Tonight – Michael Buble make sure u do look good! dun ruin my love life
Q: What do you say when life deals you a bad hand? Home – Michael Buble get back home and sleep! then, a fresh new start
Q: Song that reminds you of good times? 今天没回家 - 陶喆 (Not going back home - David Tao) who wants to be back at home if there's so much fun out there?
Q: What do you think when you get up in the morning? Creeping In - Norah Jones yeah... creeping into the blanket. I want more sleep!
Q: What song will you dance to at your wedding? A Foggy Day (In London Town) - Michael Buble nice song, but I need an instructor for this to happen!
Q: Your favourite saying? My Girls - The Temptations Well, I guess you'll say, 'What can make me feel this way?'
Q: Favourite place? Nightingale - Norah Jones somewhere where I can find Nightingale(夜鶯)? Of course, NO!
Q: What song describes your best friend? Feelings - Il Divo best friends know me the best! thanks for being my friends...
Q: What song describes your ex? That's Life - Michael Buble that's life! 命中注定的! what can we do?
Q: What song describes yourself? Above Ground - Norah Jones yup... I don't like to hide. I am who I am
Q: Where will you be in 10 years? Painter Song - Norah Jones undertneath the swirling skies for all to see... anywhere la
Q: Your love life right now? Sunny Side Up - Freddie Ravel I'm happy being single... enjoying the bachelor life!
Q: How will you die? So Good So Right - Brenda Russell how good and right can it be? just no much pain will do
I was in Kuching a few days last week to attend the famous Rainforest World Music Festival. It was awesome. It's not common to have such a kind of events in Malaysia. After knowing the existence of it for a few years, I am glad that I've finally get to chance to be present at this event.
I have so much thing to share with you guys about this music festival and this trip to Kuching, although this wasn't my 1st time in the Cat City. More posts will be out soon. But, at the moment, I just uploaded a few video clips so you guys can have a sneak preview of what was the event about.
(I should have recorded more video clips rather than photographing! )
Day 2 Workshop: Soul of the Maori by Moana & the Tribe
Since the trip to Jakarta & Bandung in last November, I've not been flying to anywhere. How could that happen??? Where're the quarterly trips??
I think it's time to start all the travel planning now!
9 - 13 July 2009 @ Kuching Flight tickets bought + guest house booked
Travel mate: Xuan
It gonna be my 2nd trip to Kuching. The 1st one was, 31 Dec 05 - 2 Jan 06, with my 2 sisters. This time, I'm planning to visit the outskirts of Kuching rather than spending all the time in the city. But, the highlight of this trip is to attend the World Rainforest Music Festival. Heard that it's a good event. So, hopefully, it gonna bring me back all the memorable clips.
25 Dec 2009 - 1 Jan 2010 @ Taiwan Return flight tickets bought
Travel mate: Xuan, so far
I've been longing to visit Taiwan for ages, probably, since 8 years ago. Luckily, airasia launched the new route KL-Taipei few month back. Without wasting much time, I got the ticket just few minutes after the launch. So kiasu right? Haha... The price doubled, almost, after that. How should I plan the itinerary? Anyone can offer me some tips? Thanks in advance.
3rd trip in a row planned with Xuan. We didn't want to miss the airasia promotion - no admin fee & fuel charge. After a few lines of words exchanged, we settled with the date and the purchase. Hopefully, more people will join in. Oh yes, we bought the tickets with just RM 175 per person, all in. Good deal, right? Last March, Hanoi; next March, Saigon.
If you are a modern folk, I'm sure you are more or less hooked to listening to music, be it classical or pop music. And I truly believe that there must be a few particular songs that you like them so much, probably because of the catchy melody or the lyrics.
Of course, I'm just like anyone else, no different from you. Now, let me share with you of a few songs that could represent a certain period of my life.
2003 Sheila on 7 - Seberapa Pantas (How appropriate)
This song was once so popular among me and a few Warwickians. Out of no where, suddenly everyone fell in love with it. Even those who didn't normally listen to Malay / Indon songs tried to learn to sing the song too. What's the X-factor to this scenario? I guess it's because: music is the universal language!
It was during my 1st Easter break in UK. The bunch of us that didn't go home stayed together at the hostel on campus. We saw everyone everyday, day to night. We joked, we ate, we played, we chilled out, ... we basically did everything together. I really miss those term breaks!
This song could well be the milestone of me settling down in England and making new friends. We were just strangers about half a year ago. Slowly, I grew closer to everyone. I was glad that I did make friends in Warwick and I am grateful that we have been keeping in touch since I graduated.
2004 陶喆 - 寂寞的季节 David Tao - Ji Mo De Ji Jie (The Season of Loneliness)
In the beginning of 2nd year, I bought back with me to UK a CD of David Tao. I was so into David Tao's music at that time. I had the CD played almost all the time in my room. Among all the other tracks, I like this song the most.
Season of Loneliness. It sounds so down, doesn't it? Being away so far from home, family and best friends, more or less made me feel lonely sometime. Especially when I got back to my room and all by myself.
Actually, I did enjoy such a moment; just a little bit though. It gave me the chance to think of the past and then reflect to the present. It brought to surprises unexpectedly - I could feel how much I had grown up and what were the new experiences I had come across. Nevertheless, spending fun time with friends is still always the best thing to do!
Personally, I would classify it as another great M'sian production. It's worth to pay for the movie tickets and you won't regret, really.
Come to think about it, that was my first time watching a local musical film. (Maybe not; I'm not sure)
I'm not a movie critic. So, I'm not going to discuss how good or how bad of the film. Well, I would just like to express what I felt and thought about after watching it.
There was one scene in the movie that really caught me up in deep thinking. It was a live show and audiences were asked to send in sms to vote: to kill the 'Practicalist' or the 'Dreamer'.
(The telco companies are always the winner!)
After all the drama, the result was -- to kill the 'Dreamer'. The message was clear -- be practical and don't dream.
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Back in reality, shall we be practical and force ourselves to stay in the controlled boundary or have big dream and work to make it comes true?
Ok. I know this is just another 'Chicken-or-eggs question'! But, there's no harm give it a thought right?
First, let's answer this -- what is your dream or what are your dreams?
Done? I think you've probably come out with a list -- what you want to achieve in the near future, aka 'dreams'.
Good grades, prestigious colleges, well paid jobs, good wives / husbands, luxurious cars, big houses, etc...
Next, ask yourself again. Are all that really your dreams? Or, just something you want to achieve on behalf of somebody or for somebody? Are you influenced to have all these dreams? Do you have reasons for all these?
Take your time to think about this question. Be it a few seconds more; a few minutes more; a few hours; a few days; or any longer...... until you get the answer that convince to yourself ONLY.
(I know it's a hard question. We are living in complicated world, aren't we? Human beings like to do thing in the hard way.)
Congratulation! If you have the answers. If NO, don't worry! Just forget about it and get back to the reality and continue with your lives. Relax!
For me, neither do I want to be the 'Practicalist' nor the 'Dreamer'. I just want to follow my spontaneous sense -- doing things as I like and as I wish, without much planning and resentment. Follow the heart.
Of course, there's limit. Not to hurt anybody else nor bringing trouble to others.
Dreaming BIG, dreaming too much makes me feel like a loser. It seems that it would take me forever to achieve them. Worse, I might not even have the chance to realise them.
Stop dreaming! (Just like what the parents and teachers always tell the young ones!)
Whereas, being practical stops me from enjoying my life. Aren't all these boring: doing thing within pre-set boundaries, taking no risks, dealing no uncertainties or blindly following others' path?
We can do better than that! It's human instinct to face challenges and find a way out with it.
So, just follow our heart. Go ahead to do whatever first appears in our mind. Reminder: be responsible and don't bring any trouble to others.
(Ok, I'm going to do water rafting again. I'm going to learn to play the guitar. I'm going to start reading a new book.)
I believe: living simply and ordinarily can be extra ordinary. I want to be another 陶渊明!采菊东篱下,悠然见南山。
This was the consequence of not dissolving the State Assembly; and what every Perakians did not want to happen.
Unfortunately, it did happen. And I would say that the biggest loser was none other than the Perakians. The power grabbing is, sadly, always comes before servicing the People.
It's been such a long time since I last went to the cinema. Blaming myself for taking up the part time job as Maths tutor.
It left with me just a little bit of time for me to rest - to sleep. Fortunately, I've made some arrangement and I will have more time for myself now.
I just went to watched 'Talentime' with Xuan few Sundays ago. My rating for this movie - 5 stars. Yasmin Ahmad did a good job again!
Her movies have been so real all the while. It's so 'Malaysian'. Yet, she always got criticised by the extremist, claiming that she had 'polluted' the cultures and bla bla bla... Kak Min, you are doing the right thing, don't give up!
This time, the focus wasn't on the inter-relationship between Malay and Chinese families, but Malay and Indian. Therefore, one would be exposed to different languages during the movies. Just wondering, what the stories of her next movie would be?
I still remember watching 'Sepet' for the 1st time (uncountable, after that) with my house mates back in Coventry. It made we missed home that time, especially seeing all those familiar places of my hometown. Why? The movie was shot in Ipoh!
Next, 'Gubra'; then, 'Mukhsin'. I have been waiting for the release of 'Muallaf'. But, it would only be shown on Astro and not the silver screen. Kak Min stands firmly this time for not wanting her movie to be 'edited' by the censorship board. Bravo!
I would mark 'Talentime' as my all time favourite among her movies. I enjoyed the storyline more; the touching scenes and nicer OST... I am going to buy the vcd or dvd once it's released and going to watch it again and again.
Thanks Kak Min for loving Ipoh so much. Don't stop coming back here for movies or tele-commercials shooting.
Just did another personality quiz. I would say it's quite a positive one. How true do you think it's?
Your view on yourself:
You are down-to-earth and people like you because you are so straightforward. You are an efficient problem solver because you will listen to both sides of an argument before making a decision that usually appeals to both parties.
The type of girlfriend/boyfriend you are looking for:
You like serious, smart and determined people. You don't judge a book by its cover, so good-looking people aren't necessarily your style. This makes you an attractive person in many people's eyes.
Your readiness to commit to a relationship:
You are ready to commit as soon as you meet the right person. And you believe you will pretty much know as soon as you might that person.
The seriousness of your love:
Your have very sensible tactics when approaching the opposite sex. In many ways people find your straightforwardness attractive, so you will find yourself with plenty of dates.
Your views on education:
Education is less important than the real world out there, away from the classroom. Deep inside you want to start working, earning money and living on your own.
The right job for you:
You're a practical person and will choose a secure job with a steady income. Knowing what you like to do is important. Find a regular job doing just that and you'll be set for life.
How do you view success:
You are afraid of failure and scared to have a go at the career you would like to have in case you don't succeed. Don't give up when you haven't yet even started! Be courageous.
What are you most afraid of:
You are concerned about your image and the way others see you. This means that you try very hard to be accepted by other people. It's time for you to believe in who you are, not what you wear.
Who is your true self:
You are mature, reasonable, honest and give good advice. People ask for your comments on all sorts of different issues. Sometimes you might find yourself in a dilemma when trapped with a problem, which your heart rather than your head needs to solve.
Leave one memory that you and I had together. It doesn't matter if you knew me a little or a lot.
Don't send a message, leave a comment here. Next, re-post this in your notes and see how many people leave a memory about you. It's actually pretty funny to see the responses.
If you are a modern folk, I'm sure you are more or less hooked to listening to music, be it classical or pop music. And I truly believe that there must be a few particular songs that you like them so much, probably because of the catchy melody or the lyrics.
Of course, I'm just like anyone else, no different from you. Now, let me share with you of a few songs that could represent a certain period of my life.
2001 张学友、陈慧娴 - 接近 - 《茶是故乡浓》主题曲 Jacky Cheung, Priscilla Chan - Jie Jin (Getting Close) - Theme Song of TVB 'Plain Love II'
The year of 2001 marked a new chapter of my life, as I moved to Subang Jaya from Ipoh, to do my A-Level studies. Well, it was my 1st time staying away from home and had to deal with new thing almost everyday. Fortunately I didn't take too long to adapt to this new environment.
During the 1st month when I was there, the cable was showing the TVB drama - Plain Love II, at night. Watching the drama every night, was one of the few entertainment I could enjoy at that time. The catchy melody of the theme song had no doubt found a place in my memory.
Every time when I listen to this song, all the pictures captured during this period would just flash through my mind.
2002 周传雄(小刚) - 黄昏 Zhou Chuan Xiong (aka Xiao Gang) - Huang Hun (The Dusk)
There were so many that I could talk about the year of 2002. I sat for the A-level exam, then left for UK for my undergraduate. Having stayed in UK for 3 years was definitely one of the highlight of my life and there's always so much thing to talk about.
In that year, it was also my 1st time following the whole FIFA World Cup tourney. Before that, I was never interested in watching soccer matches at all. I think it's because I was so free and so bored after the A-level exam and at that time, almost all the TV program was World Cup related.
During that time, this song was very popular among the Chinese community in Malaysia. It was made popular by one of the contestants from the 2002 Astro Talent Quest - none other than Nicolas Teo, one of the current pop icons. He sang this song during the final which he won the Champion.
Kelam-kabut-Chaotic-乱. These are the best words to discribe what's happening in my state - the silver state - Perak. All the drama has been going on for almost a month. I'm so tired of watching this drama and so sick of all the politicking. Could we just have a fresh state election and end all the turmoil? I'm not begging for it but, I am demanding it.
Why is one side of the policticians so afraid of having a fresh election? Kiasuism. Yup, they have so much to lose. The power, the privilege, the fame, the freebies, ... etc. They have no guts to witness another humiliating and landslide failure. They have forgotten that they are supposed to represent the Perakians.
Be a man and do the right thing! There's no point for the 2 boxers to argue verbally about who is the better one. Just get into the ring and start a fight professionally. At the end of the fight, the winner takes the applaud and the loser walk off with head high. Sportsmanship. Who doesn't understand that?
OK. I'm sure all my blog follower has quite a good eye sight. Yeah... the visits to my blog raised significantly from 10 to 183 on Monday, 18/2. For the next 2 days, the figure was still quite high.
After a quick check from the sitemeter, it seemed that almost 99% of the visitor were brought to my blog through google'in 'Elizabeth Wong Nude Pic' or similar keywords. WTH! I think it had disappointed them as no NAKED PIC could be seen here.
I truly believe that these google'ers were not browsing for this particular news. But instead, they were looking for the 'PIC' of Eli.
Come on, please give little support to this unlucky yet dedicated politician, by not searching for the 'PIC'. She has done nothing wrong to deserve all these.
Being a politician in Malaysia is challenging. It's worse for a non-Bumiputra / non-Muslim / female politician. Nevertheless, these politician are needed in Malaysian, to voice out the opinion of the minority groups.
The ordinary citizens might have the bread and butter to worry about, especially during this tough time. But, when it's time to work against the BAD GUYS, I believe that people would just join in to show support!
One of my primary classmates created a site, in order to have all the classmates be united again. This is such a wonderful idea and I really hope that I can get back in touch with all of them.
We have parted since Std 6 and it's already been 14 years. Just simple calculation by fingers, I met my Std 1 classmates close to 20 years ago. Wow! That's what TIME can do to us.
The class of 6A, 1995
Do you think you can locate me in the pic?? If you do, please don't laugh k? Everyone has their past that's not needed to be in the limelight!