Penang always the best

managed to have a peep at the Penang for Japan Disaster Relief Charity held at the Straits Quay last Sunday.

friend of mine, Carine who was kind enough to inform me about this, and join the group as a volunteer.
too bad i wasn't free to give a hand, but yea at least I went to support. (?) hahax

the crowd,
the music,
the stalls,
the performances,

of course,
the LOVE

made it even warmer under a hot sun.

no way u can't spot any ang mo lang in any event held in Penang.

they're more supportive than any would have thought.


with all those charity events, fund raising going on in each and every part of the world (I hope so),
with all the collected being passed to those who are in need (without any corruption I hope so),

Japan will stand up, again,
stronger than ever.

bought all these at the charity. =)

p/s: low quality photos from my iPhone, therefore, no photos. hahax

no longer colour blind

children nowadays aren't colour blind.
literally I mean.

got my new pair of boots,
hoping to have a game or two with some dudes at a playground nearby to the gf's house.

no dudes, but a bunch of kids. yea I mean real kids.

'tambi, I wan to join can ah?'
got ignored.

a boy who was kind enough, asked me to join "their Chinese team", against the "Indians".

wtf.

I bet he still goes to primary school.

not denying the truth that, I played with almost all Chinese since I started playing 'seriously', but some Indians, Malays and Singh joined once a while.
and you know what, there was once (like 2 weeks ago?) I was in town with mum, buying some kuih for teatime, finished buying and when we were about to cross the road, there came across a man on his motorbike with his mask on, waving to me. who the hell I would know you are with the mask on-lah.
He parked his vehicle aside, took off both his helmet and mask. guess wat, that's the Singh who carries his '4-month-old baby' inside his tummy, never does any running about, speaks fluent Hokkien (than me), scolds vulgar words on and off, who was a regular member of our neighbourhood weekend football.
He greeted me, so did I. He asked whether I'm in college, of course in Hokkien.
I was just way too happy to the fact that he actually do still remember me, mind didn't even bother to answer the question and I simply nodded him off with a glance of smile, really big smile (yes, you can imagine me in tat).
told mum who was him, mum didn't look that impressive though. haha.


*back to the main thing*


and we NEVER EVER like team up according to RACES like those kids did.

sad case.



nah, i'm not yet any big guy who could change mindsets of all Malaysians.
hopefully i do so, soon, really soon.

mum made my dream come true

a special one

Karpagam aka's wedding.
*'aka' doesn't stand for also known as, but it means sister in Tamil*

many were calling 'ah hao! ah hao!'
it's my second family...
i do recognize their faces but not names and who they actually are...
so sorry.

my first time in a church wedding.

may they stay happily ever after...

Splendid Cat City

this supposed to be posted like a week ago...?
but yea, who cares. haha...

thanks to the girlfriend, we had a pretty cool adventurous one.

Sarawak Culture Village was ehemmm cultural.

Orang Utan smth smth, my family went there and wasn't as luckily as us. they saw none but we saw 7!
the orang utans were kept in wildlife and they had some kind of feeding time to attract them.

Bako National Park was the best man.
wasn't really in our plan but somehow we woke at 6 a.m. that morning, hopped on the 7 smth public bus, took a 20-min-due speedboat (so lucky as we met some big waves which slowed down and made us shakky SHAKKY). got off at a beach, went jungle tracking. jungle tracking wasn't really a that big problem for both of us, the only problem (ehem, which was actually my problem as it doesn't seems to be her problem even it supposed to be her problem. haha!), she were only on sandals. u know, those sandals they sold for like rm10 per pairs. as expected it just went off half way and it didn't even last for 24 hours after buying'em. haha.
i guess, i would be totally pissed off and turn the other way round if it was me. she wasn't that affected by that, but enjoyed walking through the small pathways, rivers and played with the waters, bare-footed.

(tat's ma girl man, tat's ma girl.)

Home Sweet Home

Heyoo!
I'm back in M'sia man... ermm for like the past 2 weeks. haha
lazy blogger I am.

Just got back from Kuching, the city of cat(?)
SPLENDID it was.

will try to blog something on it..
yea, and keep this alive yyaaayy