especially when you’re down, ya know. Have always found consolation through singing, belting your heart out, giving 100% of your emotions through the vocal chords. What to do la, at times emo, other times suffer… Karaoke cures your soul
offtopic: So I’ve been reading theStar lately, and I noticed I’ve been more absorbed lately by its articles. More freedom in speech? More (if not a little more) unbiased comments on “sensitive” situations? It’s a… A day in Skybar
So, here’s yet another MDG post in the world wide web, Malaysian style. I suppose one thing good that came out of this is, of course, exposure for the girls. Despite all that has happened,… The Malaysian Dreamgirls 2008
Just to let you guys know, we of the Young Corporate Malaysians have been organising the CEO Series events, where we invite high ranking corporate figures to give a speech on how they have arrived… CEO Series: Lim Beng Choon
with the Lengmou gang of the now defunct http://lengmou.blogspot.com fame. I was revisiting my history files (aka archives) and stumbled upon this very nice memory of Ewe Tiam aka Boss Stewie aka Timothy as you… I miss Four Seasons
As with all other New Year’s eve, I’ll be heading down to Fuad‘s place for a new year’s bash, a repeat from last year’s but nevertheless something I always look forward to for fun and… End of 2007, Dawn of 2008
of this year, that is. Ah, such is life now that I’m no longer a student. Wahaha. Here’s my SPANKING NEW sweater from Animals! So how do I look? Does it fit me? A present… First ever Christmas Pressie
I remember the first thing I wanted to do on my birthday is to get an all-new shisha set, and that I did! Together with my housemates (which I’m proud to say is made of… The 23rd Birthday: #1
I am very blessed to have friends and family like you. At the bottom of my heart I sincerely thank everyone of you who have helped me over every kind of situations for the last… Thank you everyone =)
Poor, poor Malaysians back home. Unlike them, we were a lot more fortunate. Peace rally here in UK only required us to notify the local police station, and then we were permitted to clog the roads just outside the Malaysian Hall. No tear gasses, no water cannons, at least nothing used in this scene we have below:
[kml_flashembed movie="http://www.youtube.com/v/BzqSddWkxGs" width="425" height="350" wmode="transparent" /]Instead, it was just the 20 odd of us on the road, a little bit of chanting and banner raising just so that passerby’s and those dining within the Malaysian Hall Canteen will be aware of what we’re doing… aware of what’s happening back home. Could have been more, but most are afraid, expected outcome really, as most were instilled with fear after today’s news emerged from all sources of the media.
Daulat Tuanku!
We’re just peace-loving people in general, really. Read more for more pictures and a true (and fairly humorous!) account of the event written by someone who took part in the rally with some friends, without expectations and just for the sake of his love for the country.
Alright guys, stay with me here: we’re gonna go back a few months to catch up with AAAALLLL the posts I wanted to post but thanks to our crappy internet back home in Malaysia, I’ve… A Day in Astro
Same ol’ style, continuation from here. Let’s cut to the chase, shall we? Cause I just can’t wait to blog about my graduation yesterday! Man, that 22 seconds of “walking the walk” has never felt… Cheeserland @ Camden Town Part 2
