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A day

Yours truly, the very masterpiece of long lost engineering skill, duct tape on my out of align window... The mechanic who was supposed to align it in proper manner broke my window instead... Made me pay 30 ringgit for the "new" window. The aligning problem was from a collateral damage from the last fixing of window motor though... He gave us priority and gave us free workmanship in the past so we decided to forget about it.

Just so you know, the duct tape was meant for aerodynamic purposes, dragging resistance along 300 over km isn't the wisest move.
Pontian does not have much things to do, we don't even get to compare to places where they get famous good food.
I wake up early every morning and I go jogging (: It is so healthy that I thought I just came out from rehab, experiencing life the second time. Still remember I was a HUGE fan of morning. I reach school before 6AM when I was in primary school, my mom couldn't stop laughing everytime she fetches me to school, she gave us independence in both our will and act or willful act (Bad pun intended).

My last attempt to jog could date back to 3 years ago, it was the time when I was not used to sleep late. Feel pretty bad because my mother does not look happy when she see me waking up in the afternoon.

I tried to keep myself in pace, not straining myself too much. Working too hard to start of a sports will just end myself up in deep agony, which I did several times in the past.

And since its early I had breakfast with my uncle and his family.

This is the new member of the family! Louis who just got his father inspired to buy a lottery winning number. Louis!

A truly hyperactive little guy.

And the place looked so familiar, shockingly!
I don't remember Pontian has it.

Yeah and it didn't, it was a cheap knock off! LOL. I didn't they they have to even imitate the utensils?? Old market kopitiam it is, so one day I will collect all the stupid knock-offs and post it here.

Nasi lemak was fine, however the nasi didn't taste like "nasi lemak".

The coffee tasted so sour, and the picture says it all, I think they used sambal to make the coffee...

Indomee in Kopitiam Kim is superior by far (You are reading, I know I know)

That will be the first day of opening, first day going and last time going as well:) Memorable June 28th.

Pardon her hairstyle should that reminds any of you any Rock star. That will be all. Ciao

Delightful difference

After turning on your signal lights, usually in Selangor the car 3 feet away will desperately accelerate and make sure you can't "take" his lane. Honestly it is much easier to change lane without signals in Selangor because of this prevalent selfishness.

Last night in JB I saw something really different, at the same distance, I saw an acceleration good enough to weave in and out and within seconds the lane is clear for me to cut in. Not to say ungodly, yet a perfect strike on balance between morale and practicality.

Also they drive way faster, on a one lane road they can easily hit 100 midnight. Driving slow does not make accidents less frequent, you all should know how wide and how slow people drive on it, and they end up tailing the car in front and hit dead on. They are just better, by far better.

Morning I saw a pick-up cutting onto my right when I was making a left turn (it was a one lane road). It left me blank until I saw the very evil W car plate. Some drivers up there are just insecure and here I assume they are godless, they don't even have faith in people, which already exist in this very world, how could they believe in god??

Tan Hong Ming!

What could I do in 3 weeks' time?

In an optimistic presumption, I would be off to Australia next year, I think there are just too many things I have not tried. I have not learn the way to Cheras night market, have not been to Putrajaya, have not tried some franchise western food, last but not least a view of KL city!

I would keep them in my To-Do list next semester(: Hopefully I leave no rue.

For the next semester its pretty cloudy, I do not know if I would have failed anything until 11th of July, by then the SMS coming into my cellphone would determine the rest of my Uni life. This is not brought to any exaggeration, I mean it. I just could not afford to do badly anymore, I have pushed myself beyond limits, did things I would not have believed I have done. It was the best I could do, should I fail anything, I'm truly sorry.

PS: Economics are for everyday reading now, imagine that!

Wondrous differences from small changes

Reneging on promise just sound so much more serious than going back on promise.

Can I be your boyfriend sounds less submissive than Can you be my girlfriend.

Smiling when talking over telephone makes conversation sincere (Try it).

To make cliched "none of my business" sound better, some people say it is not within their actual contemplation.

Commenting on a short and fat kid, you can say he is neither tall nor thin.

Surprising to some people, "ohhh" "oh,ok" ostensibly mean temporizing and just have nothing more to reply but replying for sake of replying.

Hmm, euphemisms?

Singapore-working-Malaysians who I see no contrite in them

Must be Malay? NO! Look at the reflection, it might just be a Sri Lankan or Bangladesh.

Petrol kiosks in Johor Bahru now set ad hoc rates to discriminate between Malaysian cars and non-Malaysian cars.

The interviewee on Channel 8(Singapore television channel) this morning was complaining, "Even though I work in Singapore, I am still a Malaysian and I spend in Malaysia, I don't understand why is the government taking away the subsidy from me." Another was as implausible, "I wish they could identify the price we need to pay according to identity card instead of car plate."

They should be again admonished that they pay Singaporean road tax and Singapore government tax (assuming there is little reason to drive a Singaporean car and work in Malaysia). They owe no obligation to spend any amount in Malaysia but instead they ought to repay Singapore government taxes.

This makes their status nothing different from tourists, no contribution to the government but only spending according to their own will, in my opinion they do not deserve the subsidy at all. By the same token, you don't ask your neighbors to pay for your food especially after you decided who to pay part of earning. This is not unseen, try pumping petrol in Brunei and ask should there be no regulations for Malaysian cars.

Or maybe the video about Singaporeans humping on their own Honda just to pump few more ounces of petrol was too widespread?