FHKL 101 Part 1

People whom i work/ see/ have lunch/ hang out with everyday. (clik on pix to enlarge)



Only half of the office is here. Some tier 1 are absent. Ha ha ha.

We watch movie together so often lately, it almost become a weekly event.

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Ooh, for two days i stayed in my house this weekend, didn't go out at all.

Oops, munthye is here. I'm going for my dinner, ciao~

deep deep south

My whole family will be moving very soon, to Southern Park Klang.
I'm not very enthusiastic of the new place,
so I think I'm going to pay myself out of the cleaning/ painting mess.

I hope by the time i see it, it's pretty enough.

I'm gathering pictures taken during my recent trip up to genting.
Quite an enjoyable maiden visit to the casino.

Here's some i took using a RAZR2 V9.











Even without flash, without 5MB camera, and NO 3X zoom and auto focus,
applying some common sense/ rules still deliver ok photos.
You want any better? Just get a proper digicam.

found ya

jeng jeng jeng... check out my latest blogroll's addition
ha ha ha. the sweet couple that is now with each other in newcastle.

catch up with their life together in uk,
and stay tune for more diabetic pictures.

even better if you are into romantic stuff and lomography,
they got tonnes of it in their jointly written blog.

ha ha ha. alarm you only wrote one post!! don't be lazy!!

argh... they always make this BGR retiree feels like wanting a girl friend too.

blek! just kidding!

*hugz*

there are changes all around. for better or worse is yet to tell.

have faith.

i will see you soon.

*hugz* *hugz* *hugz* *hugz*

ctrl + c and then ctrl + v

i wish it was as easy to give you the real one.

exam is here!

wow. i love it. copied from claudia's blog. Or you can go here, the official website.

born as a chinese here, migration seems like a solution.

the common saying/ logic/ sense is "I rather be treated like a 2nd class citizen in a foreign country, but not a 3rd class in my home country."

my version of racial unity is not a homogeneuos society. definitely not when eveyone speaks in the same language, dress the same, believe in the same god and have similar names.

i believe, racial unity is overcoming differences and establish mutual respect. the key word here is overcoming, not eliminating.

certain country tries to assimilate all their citizen into one common language speaking society. Guess what, they still fail when one particular ethnic was attacked during the most horrifying riot to me (because of the proximity) that happened in 1998.

a simple logic, imagine one day, when physical globalisation take place, are we all willing to fully adopt, let say, the US culture? or Chinese culture? or which ever superpower that rules at that time? without retaining our heritage as a Malaysian?

if you cascade this logic down, it is not difficult to understand why people oppose to eliminate vernacular school.

talking bout vernacular schools, esp the chinese, serious contradictory rule is imposed upon all students, no dialects within school compound. On one hand, they fight hard to keep mandarin as a syllable, on the other hand, they are banning dialects...

frankly, i have problem communicating to my grandma who speaks only teochew. as a teochew myself, i got frustrated for not knowing teochew well. i live in klang and i speak little hokkien. i work in KL and my cantonese are quite off.

born as a Malaysian TeoChew Chinese, i'm rather speechless of myself.

i'm re-learning all the dialects btw.

i'm proud as a chinese. but i like malay's friendliness and indian's sporting-ness (such word exists?). is this stereotyping? well it can be put to good use isn't it?

back to the song, i like it when differences are celebrated, but unfortunately, such celebration remain as a song, an ad, a painting, an article. But at least, they are doing something. something that triggered me to go off topic.

ok ok, back to the header, my cim exam is here. still chillax-ing, just go in and bash it la.