Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Nostalgia

I 'stole' some of the photos that were added by people in Facebook.


The year was 1991. Photo was taken on the day we took our UPSR results. Thanks Jacky.


The year was 1998. Many of my classmates are guiding our next generation to become tomorrow's leaders.


The year was 2009. Very very memorable. Thanks Kylie. U6S2 surely rocks! The future doctors, scientists, dentists, teachers, lecturers..


Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Stesen Keretapi Kuala Lumpur



I took this picture when I was in a mini train towards KLCC. Anyone knows where's the place is? It's Stesen Keretapi Tanah Melayu. During my uni days, this station is as important as Kuala Lumpur Sentral these days. It's nostalgic. There were so many people using the place to transit to their destinations. Probably fifteen years down the road, we will not be seeing this landmark.

Just like Pudu Prison.


Once there was this Deputy Finance Minister said "It is not something to be proud of" when asked why government decided to demolish the building rather than preserve it as a heritage place.

Yet another Malaysian joke from our VVIP.

Sunday, July 11, 2010

Chiang Mai



I visited Chiang Mai two years ago.



Beef noodle. Somehow, the spices made the dishes in Thailand, nice.


A must-try papaya salad.


Breakfast.


A visit to Thailand will never be complete without the tour to its temple.





Hmm... Am so happy with Thai desset.

Have a great week ahead, folks.

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

I miss Bali


Tanah Lot 2008



It's approaching middle of the week. Hang on there, guys. Friday is within sight.
I'm trying to cheer myself by looking at some old photos, taken in Bali while having my honeymoon with my first and the last wife.

The obligatory meal in Ubud (in the picture) The rice in Bali tastes more or less the same with ours. Nothing near the fragrant Thai rice.


My Bali 'friend'


Rest assured she's not my Bali girlfriend. If she is a 'she'...

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Mukah


Mukah 2009


I had the chance to attend a traditional styled wedding in Mukah early last year. Arriving in this small town using a small plane (as pictured above), I was greeted with lots of beautiful sunshine.


Mukah Airport


The place for the traditional wedding ceremony to be held


Non-stop feasting for few days added few kilos into my bodies!


Not to be missed fresh umai- thinly sliced raw fish


And of course the famous sago worms and sambal squid


Don't you feel like to pop one of this crawlie into your mouth?