Yen Han, am I allowed to copy-paste a post from my own blog? I hope its ok, if not, I'll remove it. Btw London boy, how are you coping over there? lol.
Feast thy eyes on these halal pigs! Berkhalwat summore! Looks like xF's soft toy right?Its the long-awaited holidays! I didn't exactly put it into full use, especially not for studies, but I'm sure I made good use of it to relax, unwind and to catch up on things I've wanted to do.
I'm finally going to start learning the electric guitar next week. I'm starting kinda late compared with the rest of the world aren't I? But better late than never. In due time I'll be able to play Metallica solos, Chet Atkins's country electric, etc haha. Can't wait. Dominic and Nizar had better start practicing harder, lest their multi-year progress be overtaken by mine. Muwahahahaha.
Just yesterday I got myself a mosquito net, my last resort to counter the pesky mosquito season. Now I'll finally be able to sleep in peace... or so I thought. Yesterday night, somehow a mosquito managed to sneak into the netting and vampired the living blood out of me. When I switched on the lights, there it was, settling itself on the net. I could see its huge needle-mouth still dripping with red blood,
MY blood. I gave it a good slap but then it vanished. No traces of its dead body, nor is it findable anywhere in the enclosed netting.
Has anyone been to the Safari pet shop in Ikano? The first time I went there was two years back. I remember seeing an oversized turtle which looked exactly like a huge, solid rock. So gigantic, yet almost unnoticeable cos of its camouflage. It wasn't there anymore when I visited again yesterday, but there were still lots of other cool "animals" as well, such as snakes, vipers, chameleons the size of a guitar, and even flying furballs (I can't remember what were they called). No more spiders though.
As for graduation on Saturday, it was more fun than expected, but the fun only came
AFTER the graduation was over, when we were taking pics. The food sucks. And to think we paid RM90 for it. So-called buffet, with a meager number of meat dishes I can count with less than five fingers. I'd rather spend the RM90 on 5 Nando's meal, or even 80 pieces of roti canai. Anything is better than "graduation food". Unfortunately I didn't bring my camera so graduation pics can be found, erm, elsewhere. But not on this blog.
Speaking of Nando's, the other day my family and I went to Jaya One (Palm Square) to try out some BBQ restaurant called Fireman. There weren't enough seats so we ended up in Nando's instead, and this is what I found in their male toilet (click to enlarge):
Do men's come in such odd shapes, too? That is for you to figure out yourselves, ladies.Anyway, the place was really happening and there were quite alot of people there. The concept is sort of like Citrus Park, except not as crappy. Much much more impressive, in fact. Ooooh I so envy those who live in SS2, they're smack in the middle of all the happening places. And not to mention there were lots of chicks that night too!
And, if you haven't already done it yet, do sign the online petition to free RPK and all the other ISA detainees
here. As of now, the total signatures number at a staggering 37546, and still counting up. Please do human rights a favour while you still have yours =)
Finally, best of luck to those sitting for the coming STPM. Remember, many of life's failures are people who did not realise how close they are to success before they gave up, and only by going too far can one possibly find out how far one can go.
