Congratulations to the newly weds!

Aih... finally this is the phase in our life where our friends will one-by-one getting married. Congratulations to my dearest friend - Chia Liang and Karen for getting married yesterday, 27 November 2007 (which happens to be my anniversary too!). I still angry at both of you for not inviting me to your wedding. Distance is NOT the problem! But anyway, since you guys are married by now, I can just wish that both of you have the best married life together, have lotsa kids (*wink*wink*) and able to overcome any obstacles that will come among married couple! Lovey dovey to both of you!

Prayers for Aunt

My aunt is diagnosed with kidney failure. Admitted to hospital few days ago. Tomorrow mum and I will head over to KL to visit her.

Appreciate life while you can.

Snip bits of Borneo

For the 3 years in Sabah, it's time for me to reveal the pictures I took during my trips around Sabah. There are pictures which are courtesy of my university friends who got the golden chance of climbing Mount Kinabalu. Too bad that I missed the chance to climb the mystical mountain. I hope I'll make up to that this September!

This picture is courtesy from my uni friend. Mount Kinabalu during sunrise. Beautiful, can't be described with words.

White sandy beach at Karambunai Resort, Sabah. A place great for holiday escapade.

Pretty view at Karambunai Resort.

My first encounter with horse! There are even white horses. Where is my prince in white?

The giant chess game. Let's play one round, Vladimir Kramnik!

Don't you just wish that you are lying down at the benches, overlooking the beautiful swimming pool and sea, with a cool drink by your side, and "ah-mo-lang"s to "wash" your eyes.

Thanks to Rose for making me realise that clouds can be so beautiful. I never notice this before, ever in my life.

Exotic red banana, exclusively at Kundasang, Sabah. I never see this before in Seremban.

Phew... Tired of climbing the hills at Kinabalu Park, Kundasang. Kinabalu Park is the gateway to Mount Kinabalu.

19th Mount Kinabalu International Climbathon, where super-human like Mr. Mejia and Ms. Pictrovia run all the way up! All my salute to them. Normal human - 1 and half day, super-human - less than 3 hours.

Breathtaking view from Kinabalu Park. The sunset.

The tip of Mount Kinabalu. Give me pair of wings and I'll fly to the tip.










Local vege. Pick any 3 packets of vegie for only RM5! Cheap and fresh! Genuine wild bee honey, keropok and roses...







At the Ostrich Farm, Kudat. It's not easy to sit on blinded ostrich and smile at the camera at the same time.

At Tip of Borneo, Kudat overlooking South China Sea.










Wei Hwa and me at the tip.














Just rocks, sea and me...











B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L! Need I say more?











Picture courtesy of my uni friend. Thanks for sharing the pictures with me! Just like heaven.








Courtesy of my uni friend. Owe you pal...

I hope to conquer Mount Kinabalu this September. My aunt (who climbed more than 15 years ago) is organizing a trip to climb Mount Kinabalu for her China pals. Maybe I'll be able to tag along...

I'm graduated!

Hey... hey... hey... great news (for me... and my parents...)! I am finally graduated from University, 1 month ago. Now I'm undergoing practical training in a company (factory to be exact), nearby my house, which is only 5 minutes away. Working life is no fun (espeacially when I think of my lil' bitsy whinny RM300 allowance. YES... only RM300 a month, but come to think of it - some of my pals do not have any allowance at all. So, RM300 is considered 'wah...' and 'gud lar u...' by my friends!), but anyway, my life in working life includes listening to gossips and their complains by who-who about who-who... I must have good listening ears. Haha... And again,I don't have anything to do at work, just normal clerk's work - filing documents, walking up and down, here and there, watching them doing their work, etc etc. I met lotsa great people there, all friendly and willing to help me answering the questions that popped out of my mind!

Ah, talking bout my parents, yup... they are very happy that I graduated BECAUSE...
Daughter graduated = no more early morning drive to airport + no more long waiting at the arrival hall (thanks for the airplane delay) + everynight calls to Sabah to listen to her complains + monthly allowance + listening to her whinning and crying + infinity else.

I love Seremban for the peacefulness
I love Kota Kinabalu for the beautiful view
I love Seremban for the delicious beef noodle
I love Kota Kinabalu for Sake Recipes House (oh so delicious sushi!)
I love Seremban for Jusco
I love Kota Kinabalu for Kundasang