my personal observation of the world from the top of my bike saddle, through the lens of my camera (WARNING: my grammar and spellign SCUK!) Click on the picture for larger view.
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Whack and kena whack
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Island hopping - Krabi

This is a little beach / lagoon within an island, accessible through a narrow gap between two rock formations. The water is clear and the surrounding is quiet and peaceful (until another tourist boat arrives, of course!) . Only accessible during high tide. The boat approaches the narrow entrance slowly. Once inside, you will be greeted by a crystal clear paradise. It's like someone just carved out a chunk of the island and turn it into a lagoon. It is just breathless.

Perfect for a little nap in the sun, wake up with a nice tan.
RARS's new toy

RARS, a Levi's 501 collector, came over by his new toy to donate me a couple of 501s . I think his collection has encroached into his wife's space for shoes and handbags.

This beast is mean. The rear wheel is bigger than the wheel of my sedan. And the sound could actually trigger off car alarms.
Shoes from hell and tax inquiry
One of my buddies cannot stand Crocs. He just hates it and to him, whoever wear Crocs should be turned into human sacrifice, especially those who wear the shocking pinks and bright orange.
I saw this shop at Vivo, Harbor Front. This should be his HELL.
I spent half a day in Page One Books. Fantastic display of various topics. My main interest: design, architecture and interior. I ended up buying some. But, if I keep the receipt, since I bought the book in Singapore, can I deduct it from my Income Tax? Any tax experts out there?
Pura Update
Managed to squeeze my time between the appointments and the airport to check out the progress of Pura restoration.
I am quite happy with the progress. All credits go to TITS for his endless passion and a lot of hard work he put into his baby.
The washroom, currently roofless. A roof will be built but part of the shower will be open. You like those in The Avillion water chalets.
Tiles are being installed underneath the houses. This are will be walled with sheets of glass with wooden frames. This is the future exhibition area. TITS exquisite songket collections will be featured here.
More flooring in progress, with terracotta tiles. To keep its natural and rustic look.
I do not know how to rotate this image (direct from my phone!). Curtains has been installed. i prefer the white sheer, 100% thin fine cotton. Natural and very romantic.

Pura, in the rain.. cats and dogs. I spotted, some gutters need to be fixed.. or changed.
By Q2 next year, Pura will be ready again for visitors to have their authentic Terengganu experience.
♥@ 1st sight - 02

Monday, November 26, 2007
TFF is back!
My breakfast buddy is back from her 10 days holidays.
Now I can have my constant dosage of nasi berlauk and cheecheongfun.
Welcome back!
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Press Release by TDM
After the devastation in Iraq where more than a million Iraqi citizens have been killed, millions displaced as refugees in neighbouring countries, and the barbarity committed in Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay, one would have thought that war as an option to resolve international disputes would be rejected except as a last resort or in self-defence.
But war drums are beating loudly again and young men and women are being trained to wage another murderous war, this time against another hapless country, Iran. The alleged crime, for which the world’s citizens are called in to support, is that Iran is producing nuclear weapons.
They lied regarding the WMD in Iraq
Now, despite statements by the IAEA that there is no evidence of Iran embarking on any nuclear weapons programme, the war mongering nations are once again claiming otherwise and demanding this to be an excuse for war. Clearly they are lying again. Once again they want an excuse for going against another oil rich country which is also a Muslim country.
Israel has now called for the dismissal of El Baradei for reporting the truth about the current state of affairs in Iran. Britain’s Prime Minister has however issued a statement that Britain would support and lead in the war against Iran. President Bush and Vice-President Cheney are equally, if not more belligerent in calling for a war against Iran.
War is mass murder
It is uncivilised. Is the world going back to the age when disputes for honour were settled by duels in which the more proficient with weapons always had the upper hand? Are we to condone the mass killings of innocent civilians because of the folly and blood lust of their government leaders as was the case in World War I and World War II?
Let us not repeat a century of killings and mass murder by WMDs with another century of mass murders and the killings of the innocent.
Peace and peaceful resolutions of disputes must prevail
I therefore call upon all world leaders, secular and religious, to join me in this global effort to condemn wars and to promote the peaceful resolution of the present US / Iran dispute and all future international disputes.
God willing our efforts will succeed.
DR. MAHATHIR MOHAMAD
KUALA LUMPUR
16TH NOVEMBER 2007
Hopelessness!
I know where things are but if you were to give me an address with the names of the road, I might not be able to find the place.
I have to go to GPB. The secretary called and told me that it is on Jalan Sultan Omar, in front of Padang Bola MPKT.
Yeah, like I know where that is.
I swung by a Petronas gas station, hoping to get directions from the pump attendant.
I went - BOSS, KAT MANA PADANG MPKT?
The attendant went - AHHHH... LIMA PULU KA PENU? (RM50 or full tank?)
Bloody Bangla!














