well

Even being on the phone for a while makes things feel better. And your actions are actually being noted. However, this time around, i know feelings has changed. It's more warm and settled.


(-_-)*** i got the answer....i hope i won't go missing it.

Vacation - Leaf 1

On the plane now, feeling that life has been wonderful. It was a great vacation with great companies and fun times. I don't think i have achieved half of my to-do list but i have those important ones carried out. For instance, remember my super-long Jusco receipt?

First day home with a luggage filled with souvenirs was a highlight to both my brother and sister. I love receiving gifts (surprise or not). I wonder who doesn't. So they must have been really happy!
Then to be out chatting with mich and ry until dawn was a great way to kickstart my vacation. The rest of the week has been a little fuzzy in terms of getting daily activities remembered because of repetitive karaoke and yum cha activities. I had so little sleep (or we had so little sleep!) and people started to fall sick towards the first weekend of my trip home (ok, not sure if the mushrooms from vintry was the real cause!). On that friday, we went to Yulek's seafood restaurant and i still considered it the biggest meal i had in malaysia as i think it's the first big meal since christmas last year!

Attention: Oh my, please do not park at this one particular "infamous" parking spot in Yulek. It was an interesting sight as the car was bombarded with bird shit as birds are found sitting on cable wires above that parking spot.

That night after seafood dinner, we went to Ed's place and watched a ...hm.... the-not-recommended x-rated clip! Ry must have learned that CD shouldn't be played on its reversed side on that night. I have to reiterate that i fell asleep that night was all due to fatigue and not secondary to alcohol effect. Chor, that pic is P&C (private and confidential!) please!

I have also been out having family dinners at my favourite restaurants especially that "Old People's place" in Pudu! I can't remember the restaurant's name!

So...that's Week 1.

(-_-)***missing home already.....

Weird routine

Since i am back in Malaysia, i have been sleeping late. Real late! Almost like 4 to 5 am daily. It's unbelievable as i am normally in bed by 10.30pm on weekdays (if i am not on call). I never realise that i will be up for this kind of late night life! Guess what i have been doing since i have been home? Going out or chatting on the phone. First day back, i was out in the mamak stall (indian eatery place) until 6am. Then the following day, i think i was at neway, karaoke spot until 4am. The following day was probably on the phone till about the same time. On the weekend, i went to neway again. The cycle repeats itself the following week.

I seriously have to thank my friends for making things easy for me this time around. I am without a car as my sister owns the car now and well, it's snatched away for the moment. I would have been feeling frustrated if i am forced to stay home because i have no transport. As the old saying goes, friend in need is a friend indeed. (^ ^) Nuff said.

I have been trying to spend time with my family and i think i have grown up. Maybe because i have been living by myself for the past 5 years, i am not used to having my family members keeping track of my activities. It's nice and i appreciate it (oops, i am getting the feeling that i am beginning to be superficial in my words!). I mean i appreciate what my family are doing but at the same time, i am having the uneasy feelings. Moreover, it's not so safe to go home so late in malaysia. Regardless of whatever feelings that i am getting right now, i love my family although my actions might not be showing it out loud.


(-_-)***nobody replaces your own family.

What a crazy world!

A story like how it would be told in a tv/movie drama is to be told again here!

I went out to the morning market at around 6.30am with my sister. After a quick grocery shopping, we drove home. In front of my house, i left the car to go into the house so that my sister can switched to the driver's spot to drive to college. In split seconds, a gang of indonesia/indian/malay came in 2 or 3 motorcyles, surrounded the car (a 10 year old daihatsu!). One of them went into the driver seat, pointed a 30cm parang knife to my sister asking her to leave the car. I did not witness it as i was walking into the house and it happened silently. As i turned back to wave goodbye, i heard my sister shouted. I can't even process what was happening and i intended to climb and jump out of the automatic gate closing in front of me. I was so afraid that my sister would get kidnapped or something bad happening to her. The car was driven away as soon as my sister stepped out of the car.

My sister wasn't hurt, harmed or injured. She is however, shaken and terrified. She is getting better now. I am still dazed with what happened. Thank goodness that she wasn't being kidnapped along with the car or getting any injury from the parang knife. Otherwise, it would have been a tragedy! I am still finding it hard to accept that i have just lost a car (loosing a car is not a big deal the way it happened makes it feel unreal). This incident just happen too quickly.

Malaysia is getting so much more unsafe now with our Minister of Internal Security (who is unfortunately our sleepy PM as well!!) not doing anything! Malaysia is in need of an election after Chinese New Year!!!!


(-_-)***may BN loose (although it's pretty much impossible!)