Hokkien Mee with extra lard
ex-Hokkien Mee with extra lard
Graceful eating. Not!
Friday, 19 February 2010
Wednesday, 17 February 2010
Your Grandfather's Road?
Sometime late last year, I received an email from a stranger, introducing herself as a local film producer, and seeking support from my then-client for her production that features story inspired by real everyday Malaysians.
After reading through the email, what I did next was summarized her proposal, and sent it to my client. I still remember over the phone call, I said, "This looks really interesting. You should meet them."
Soon after a few emails exchange to confirm the meeting details, my working relationship with the client ended. Naturally, I wasn't there when they meet and after two months, it slipped out of my mind.
Ten minutes ago, I saw this website.
I'm not trying to claim credit what so ever- in fact I'm quite sure that the producer will eventually find her way around. I'm just putting this down to remind myself that- sometimes it takes nothing to contribute.
***
Ban Kee is tonight and my throat is swelling. It is going to be a glorious night.
After reading through the email, what I did next was summarized her proposal, and sent it to my client. I still remember over the phone call, I said, "This looks really interesting. You should meet them."
Soon after a few emails exchange to confirm the meeting details, my working relationship with the client ended. Naturally, I wasn't there when they meet and after two months, it slipped out of my mind.
Ten minutes ago, I saw this website.
I'm not trying to claim credit what so ever- in fact I'm quite sure that the producer will eventually find her way around. I'm just putting this down to remind myself that- sometimes it takes nothing to contribute.
***
Ban Kee is tonight and my throat is swelling. It is going to be a glorious night.
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