just me and my thoughts

McBlundered

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 08:11:00 +0000

You know how sometimes people say that "some people deserve their jobs"?? Well, today was a great example... =.="

Went to McDonald's Drive Thru to get some lunch on my way home for lunch today. I ordered specifically: McNuggets Value Meal with Sprite (no ice); Sweet & Sour Sauce; Tomato ketchup... It took a while for the lady taking the order to key in the specific changes I'd made... I suppose not many people ask for ketchup instead of chilli sauce from her surprised tone, but she made the changes and requested that I checked the order before proceeding to the payment counter.

After paying, I drove on to the collection counter where an unfriendly staff handed me my order and promptly shut the window, muttering under her breath... Erm... thank you and please come again???

First thing I'd noticed is that the Sprite had ice in it... Strike 1... But I thought, no point being a diva about it and just placed it into the car...

Then I noticed, no sweet & sour sauce for my chicken nuggets... Strike 2... I'd noticed that she dutifully added some sauce packets after referring to the order chart on the monitor, so I thought, it's okay... I'll have ketchup with the nuggets today...

Drove home and took out the food... There were 4 packets of sauce... First one - chilli sauce, second one - chilli sauce, third one - chilli sauce... I'm beginning to see a trend here... *sweat* And yes, you've guessed it, fourth packet - chilli sauce... STRIKE 3~!!!

So, I have learned that...

That girl needs to learn to read.

McDonalds is indeed a charitable organization...

Value Life; Don't Be A Moron~!!

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 00:37:00 +0000

Sigh, sometimes I wonder whether people actually value life or not... Cos they forget their brains and behave like morons...

Yesterday, as I was about to drive onto the main road from my office, a moron of a lady decided to cross the road - right in my path~!!! I figured she had some smarts as she was (initially) waiting for me to enter the road first then cross behind me. (At least the other lady was smart enough to cross behind me...) Anyway, she not only decided to cross the main road, but to walk in a diagonal path in a way that had I not noticed her, I would have most definitely mowed her down like the weeds that is probably overgrowing the brains in her head... =S

It's one thing to not value your own life, but what about your loved ones ar?? Just this morning I witnessed two incidents of morons who put their child's life at risk. The first one was the car behind me at the traffic light - the father at the wheel, the mother slumped over taking her morning snooze in the front passenger's seat and their child in between them, wheeling the toy car against the dashboard~!!! To make things worse, even after the light turned green and the car started moving, neither one restrained the kid... Irresponsible parents, indeed~!!

The second incident is also just as irresponsible, as I watched helplessly at the kid dancing about, entertaining himself and waving at me and the cars behind me from the back seat of the van in front of me... Whatever happened to "fasten your seatbelt for safety"??!!! If you wanna put your child's life at risk, you may as well not have children in the first place... Like I said... moron...

And finally, if you don't value your own or your loved ones' lives, then at least be considerate of mine... Don't just stop your car for nothing in front of me like your grandfather owned the road lar... *pffttt*

Tiger Barbs In A Tank

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Thu, 21 May 2009 03:01:00 +0000

Have you seen a tiger barb before?? It looks like this:

In a school, it looks something like this:

Tiger barbs are really pretty to look at and are very active, so Mom got a few and put them together in a tank. Little did we know that soon enough, there was a casualty, followed by another. We noticed that the group of fish singled out one fish amongst them and then gang up against it. Soon enough, it would become too weak to defend itself and succumb to an untimely death...

Maybe I'm just being melancholic - but at times, it seems like the office politics tend to operate the same way as tiger barbs in a tank. We may be led to feel like part of the team, but then before we know it, we have become singled out as the black sheep; the odd one out. Just like the tiger barbs, it is not distinctive who the leader of the pack is. But, there is certainty of the attack upon the "victim" like a pack of wolves descending to devour their singled-out prey.

Beyond that, let us be encouraged that there is still a Higher Call, a Higher Purpose... A silver lining in the bleakest of dark clouds. And, be thankful for the occasional sunshine and rainbow that comes along in life.

O Lord my God, I take refuge in you;

save me and deliver me from all who pursue me,

or they will tear me like a lion and rip me to pieces with no one to rescue me...

~ Psalm 7:1-2 ~

The righteous cry out, and the Lord hears them;

He delivers them from all their troubles.

The Lord is close to the brokenhearted

and saves those who are crushed in spirit...

The Lord redeems His servants;

no one will be condemned who takes refuge in Him.

~ Psalm 34: 17-18, 22 ~

Commit your way to the Lord;

trust in Him and He will do this:

He will make your righteousness shine like the dawn,

the justice of your cause like the noonday sun.

Be still before the Lord and wait patiently for Him;

do not fret when men succeed in their ways,

when they carry out their wicked schemes.

Refrain from anger and turn from wrath;

do not fret -- it leads only to evil.

For evil men will be cut off,

but those who hope in the Lord will inherit the land.

A little while, and the wicked will be no more;

though you look for them, they will not be found.

But the meek will inherit the land and enjoy great peace.

~ Psalm 37:5-11 ~

I will be encouraged that there is hope and remember to recount the rainbows and butterflies along the way... =)

Exam again?? =.=

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 05:38:00 +0000

To re-sit or not to re-sit...

As some might know, I took an exam last December... Generally, one has to pass the exam in order to be eligible for promotion. And, as a bonus if you do well for the exam, there is a small increment in store... Don't ask me why being eligible for promotion is based on "what you know" instead "work performance"... It's just the way it is... =.=

So well, yesterday I heard that the results are (Finally! Exam in December okay...) out. Today when I finally remembered and found the time to check, I found out that I only passed (Level 3) and didn't get enough (Level 4) to get that increment... Sigh... As it is, it's uncertain whether will even be considered for promotion in the near future - competition, etc... The only thing I will have a chance at is to get the small increment (seriously, it's not much but still better than nothing...) and now this... Haihz~!!

Hopefully, there'll be another chance to take the exam again this December... But really, the question is whether or not it is worth having to study all over again... >.<

Do I really want to go through all this again?? :

Stranded Aboard AMBP Flight

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 05:29:00 +0000

Dear all,

I apologize for the lack of updates in this humble blog. The last thing I remember is boarding the AMBP flight to Bloggersville, after a satisfying treat at McD... It is possible that the one-man-show has contributed to my being stranded aboard the flight. I cannot blame the one man in charge for being inefficient - it's not easy for one person to juggle the tasks of pilot-ing the flight, serving in-flight refreshments, making announcements, cleaning toilets, etc.

One of the things to keep ourselves entertained and sane aboard this seemingly neverending flight was to coin up captions for pictures we found lying around... Who knows where those pictures came from, but well... beggars can't be choosers, who cares whose they are - it's something to do before we pull our hair out from the lack of entertainment... (Sure, there's in-flight entertainment... but there's only so many times you can endure re-runs~!!)

Him : "Blue... the colour of the sky~!!"

Her : "Yes, the sky is blue... There are different shades of blue... Did you know, sometimes the sky becomes dark gray too??"

Me (*rolls eyes*) : Enough about skies... it's all I see outside the window... Get me off this flight~!!! >.<

It is comforting to know that we have (finally~!!!) arrived at Bloggersville... I'm going off to look at something apart from skies, get over the crazy jetlag and watch some new movies... =)

Tata for now...

Glad to be back,
Me...

Mc-filled~!!

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 04:16:00 +0000

Contributing to The Mac twice this month makes my dieting effort look bleak
Yet despite exorbitant and cut-throat prices, the body (unfortunately) is weak...
From Prosperity Burger in KL to McGriddles in Singapore
Oh, such an irresistible allure...

Prosperity @ KL

McGriddles @ Singapore

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A Prelude to Christmas

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 16:15:00 +0000

It's the time of the year again... Shopping malls feature elaborate decorations and entice shoppers to splurge on themselves or loved ones... Restaurants flaunt festive meal offers... Familiar carols play (sometimes too repeatedly) in the background, in my head... Yes, it's Christmas time~!!

A prelude to remembering the birth of Christ saw my Homelife / small group (newly named Y-WAN... please try not to mis-spell it... =P) reach out to the less fortunate. We arranged a trip to sing and mingle with the kids at an orphanage at Taman Megah last Saturday evening... In preparation, we had a practice session (we uh... had to revv up our vocal chords...) instead of the regular gathering on Friday night. It was rather ~~unconventional~~.. ~~high-tech~~.. uhh... different - courtesy of Isaac... =)

Just another regular gathering...

Isaac & his high-tech solution to the need for lyrics...

Ps Timothy started the gift-giving ~~tradition~~ ball rolling by surprising Jee Jin and Irene Lai with appreciation gifts... I suppose he must've anticipated the "oohs" and "aahs" from the rest of us, as he soon whipped out chocolate-y gifts for us too~!! *yay!*

Tokens of appreciation for Jee Jin & Irene...

Token for crowd control... *snicker*

Upholding Jee Jin & Irene in prayer...

Yet another surprise in store before we called it a night... A surprise for Kenrick... *Happy Birthday to You...*

Seems as though Irene had a pre-tasting session before presenting the cake, lolz~!!

Kenrick didn't seem to mind...

The refreshments prepared... along with one very hungry person... *winks*

Sharing is caring... or is it "guilt" setting in... lolz~!! *winks*

"Want some cake??"

With lack of sleep & the avalanche of work awaiting me at the back of my mind, I made my way to church to meet up with the rest of the gang. Irene already had some essential supplies for the orphanage stowed away in her car and we carted some shampoo and body lotion for the kids into Jee Jin's car to complete the donation to the orphanage. It had started to pour as we left for the orphanage, but even the downpour did not deter us from giving our best at the orphanage~!!

* We Wish You A Blessed Christmas *

Special Request : * I Love You, Jesus... Deep Down In My Heart *

Solo Performance...

Helping out with dinner...

Making friends...

Giving directions to the "lost sheep" who came late and couldn't find the way due to ~~going to PC Fair first~~ "other priorities"

Some bonded better than others... hehe~!!

"Bye bye.. thanks for coming... *muacks*"

*muacks*... Even though didn't get to spend much time with you...

After spending some time with the kids at the orphanage, we proceeded to spend some time with each other... over dinner at a food court in Taman Megah... (Aiya, fei-low-ship is part of fellowship mar... *winks*)

Couldn't resist ordering Hakka Lui Cha... Sadly, it wasn't that great and made me miss the one at Chow Kit even more... =(

SAN2 signing out after a long day... =)

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I Like To... Move It~!

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 17:32:00 +0000

I like to move it, move it... She like to move it, move it... He like to move it, move it... We like to... MOVE IT~!!!

The song is still fresh on my mind after enjoying the preview of Madagascar 2: Escape 2 Africa at Cineleisure Mutiara Damansara, courtesy of AMBP and United International Pictures... For those who enjoyed the first Madagascar, the sequel would definitely have your feet a-tapping along... especially with the all-too-familiar "I Like To Move It", hehe~! Once again, the quartet of "freaks" - Alex the lion, Marty the zebra, Melman the giraffe and Gloria the hippo - are brought together again for yet another adventure as Penguin Air crash lands into a wildlife reserve. As Alex discovers his roots and the penguins work on fixing the plane, the misadventures of King Julien with Maurice, as well as the "stowaway" Mort, inject amusement and laughter for all ages~! All in all, I would recommend the sequel to those who enjoyed Madagascar.

Okie, before I MOVE IT along to bed, just a few pictures...

Scored a pair of seats right in the middle of the second row from the back... sweet~! (All it took was to scurry over to Menara Star to collect the tickets a mere couple of hours after receiving the congratulatory email from AMBP... =.=")

With Mr. AMBP Editor himself, Mikey~!

He seemed to have somehow been left all by his lonesome at the ticket collection booth before the movie... However, he seemed to have soon resumed his role as Mr. Popularity in the cinema itself and then later after the movie... lolz~! =P

A common objective... Escape 2 Africa~!

Move it, move it... Watch it, watch it~!!
Personally for me, indeed an entertaining end to a long day~!

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What's with DiGi?!

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 01:20:00 +0000

We've all seen the cute rubber ducky advertisements those genius marketing peeps at DiGi masterminded into our hearts by now - with the constant repetitions of the (by now) all too familiar "quack". This, right after the "yellow man" warmed his way right into the hearts of our nation. (I heard that even a subsciber of competitor telco got excited and wanted to take a picture with Mr. Yellow Man himself during a roadshow!) One of the latest advertisements featured their new plan for prepaid services, as well as the unveiling of the option to switch service providers from other lines to DiGi (while retaining your original phone number). Being a DiGi Prepaid user, I thought I'd check out the latest plan offered to see if it would suit my needs. However, I was horrified to note that I was unable to access DiGi's website from my office... kudos once again to IT, I was greeted with yet another "Access Forbidden; Error 403" message... sighz~! =.="

Curiousity got the better of me today as I decided to surf over and see whether the Maxis, Celcom and U Mobile websites were accessible - THEY WERE!! How frustrating... I wonder if the IT peeps have got a thing against DiGi or something... sheesh! Come on lar, already it's frustrating enough that (almost!!) everything is blocked, including the chatbox (which has "Access Forbidden" plastered all over in its rectangular place) which I'd painstakingly(?) configured onto the blog... For lack of a better word... kanasai~!

Has The Circus Come To Town?

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 10:15:00 +0000

I believe the answer is... YES~!

I think it's the only thing to explain the craziness this workday has been...

First half of the day was filled with discussion, followed by Hari Raya / Farewell makan... Then just as the minutes ticked into lunch break, was caught up in a discussion regarding the department's statistical projections for the rest of the year. Anticipating trying to clear up some work as I will not be in the office next Monday till Wednesday, I attempted a short nap during lunch break, before heading back to the grind... Little did I know, the circus apparently came to town... =S

Back at the grind, I find myself facing the likes of idiots, smart asses, daft, Houdini's and tai chi geniuses... The cast of a circus indeed... all within the span of 2.5 hours (about the duration of the typical circus??) Who would've thought so many different characters could find themselves converging to a single point of time~!

Since I'm running out of time, I shall let you participate in this blog post... Try to classify the following:

Scenario #1- After explaining the procedure for evaluating an application, including common hiccups and FAQs, I am asked repeatedly (a total of about 5 times) the same question throughout the 2 hour duration, although I have already specifically explained the solution and course of action ~ plus, about the 5th time the same question was posed, it was added that someone else said otherwise... I'm thinking, hello, was I not clear enough the first 4 times?! Logically also, who are you reporting to lar?! >.<

Scenario #2 - Customer called after my official working hours and silly me had to pick up the phone, sighz... Found out that the caller needed some advice, so I tried to help. First, the caller spoke as though she had already spoken to me before (not that I would be able to recall anyway, given the number of people who call in or walk in, right?). Then, she told me that she was referred to speak to me (and I have no inkling of her case in the first place!!) Second, the caller doesn't seem to have a clue what she was talking about and kept repeating her nonsense over and over again, regardless of how much I tried to direct the conversation towards an understanding of the situation in order to find a solution. Third, I find out that good ol' TCM (who is nowhere to be found) referred her to me... God only knows why as this was already an old case, which supposedly TCM has prior knowledge about... Not that I would blame TCM for doing what he does naturally anyways, plus the fact that the woman refuses to listen and keeps blabbering her nonsense, but still... have some decency and clear up your own crap la~! I find out later that TCM was enjoying the leftover from this morning's makan event, along with everybody else... No wonder I couldn't seem to find anyone for anything... =.="

I understand that there are more than one person involved in each scenario, but knock yourself out figuring out who's who lar... Feel free to let me know what you think... After all, that's what the comments button in for, right? =P

Okiez, gotta run...~! Brains, or what's left of it, have been overbaked and is now lagging... >.<"

How to Waste Life...

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 06:53:00 +0000

*drumroll...*

One of the best ways to waste time is what I just spent 2.5 hours of my life on this morning... Attending a "work-related" presentation! It was to be presented by TCM and when I asked, I was told that the presentation (training for the newbies) was a brief overview (of one of the tasks that I'm already involved in) and supposedly some updates are being presented as well. Hence, it may be beneficial to sit in... I wouldn't even call it investing my time, really, although partially the reason I spent the time that I didn't have was because it was supposed to have some updates which were "work-related"...

Frustratingly, I found out later that the presentation included the history and anecdotes of "Life as TCM" and there weren't any updates that I wasn't already aware of... I just wasted away 2.5 hours of my life, which would've amounted to more had I not left a bit earlier to look for HOD. Sadly, HOD was nowhere to be found... And, for obvious reasons, I did not return to the meeting room for the rest of the presentation... On top of that, along the course of the presentation, TCM also seemed to have hinted for more tasks to be added on to my already back-breaking workload... How not to be frustrated?!!

Now, I've got 2.5 hours less to work on the priority task I've been rushing... Just got back from lunch and a bit of shopping, but still frus... grrr... Okay, better get back to work liao lar... Totally ditched another presentation that has just started cos I'd need to work on that priority case...

Sooo need to de-stress... Anyone got any good de-stressing tips???

I'm Yours...

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 08:02:00 +0000

I've heard this song many times before, but today the lyrics just pierced my heart... I could sense God gently reminding me that I am His... Although undeserving, yet He still loves me as His own...

I just wanna say THANK YOU for loving me, just as I am... That You would care enough to feel my hurt, choose to light the way, call me through the rain and watch me rise again... I am but a flower quickly fading... and ever thankful, Lord... =)

I hope this song will bless you too...

Who Am I - Casting Crowns

Who am I?

That the Lord of all the earth,

Would care to know my name,

Would care to feel my hurt.

Who am I?

That the bright and morning star,

Would choose to light the way,

For my ever wandering heart.

Bridge:

Not because of who I am,

But because of what you've done.

Not because of what I've done,

But because of who you are.

Chorus:

I am a flower quickly fading,

Here today and gone tomorrow,

A wave tossed in the ocean,

A vapor in the wind.

Still you hear me when I'm calling,

Lord, you catch me when I'm falling,

And you've told me who I am.

I am yours.

Who am I?

That the eyes that see my sin

Would look on me with love

And watch me rise again.

Who am I?

That the voice that calmed the sea,

Would call out through the rain,

And calm the storm in me.

Bridge

Chorus

Bridge

Chorus

I am Yours.

Whom shall I fear?

'Cause I am Yours.

I am Yours.

At Mercy for Rockferry

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 00:59:00 +0000

Okay, the peeps at AMBP is making it a tad bit more difficult to nab prizes off them... =P

For Duffy's album, Rockferry, there were 4 choices of tasks (at least got choice lar):

- Rewrite lyrics to "Warwick Avenue" or "Mercy"
- Post a pic of yourself in a blonde wig
- Post a video or audio of yourself belting out a Duffy song
- Pretend to be Duffy and blog about the experience of "Warwick Avenue"

So, here's my take:

Dunno where to get a blonde wig... Try not to embarrass myself in an attempt to sound like Duffy (I mean, how can you top her lar?)... Finally, making no assumptions on how "Warwick Avenue" came about, I choose to just buat kacau to the lyrics of "Mercy" lor...

So, dedicated to the peeps at AMBP...

Did you think that I

Will be blonde and sing a song?

You got to understand

Not everybody can

Wear some wig and sing along

Please lah show some mercy

Why so susah to get CD?

The choice is very easy

Just give me Rockferry...

----

*winks* And thus, ends my entry... =P

Molested in Ipoh!

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 00:39:00 +0000

Just came back from a work assignment in Ipoh yesterday...

Ipoh + me = not compatible, maybe? Let me count the ways...

The trip up to Ipoh on Wednesday was quite uneventful - no embarassing narcolepsy moments, lolz! Perhaps I've been getting enough sleep lately since I've been feeling under the weather, bordering to actually falling sick, for the past couple of weeks already... (To sidetrack, it's actually amazing that I've not actually fallen sick since everyone else around me have been succumbing to a bug or two!)

By the end of my work assignment on Wednesday, I was already starting to feel ill. I was looking forward to getting back, getting some rest and preparing for another work assignment the next day (Thursday) before making the trip back to KL. I got back to where I was staying, looked down and discovered that I was wearing slippers that did not belong to me - I forgot to change back to my shoes, which I had to remove to put on the slippers, as per the requirement of the place I went to. =.=" So, had to go all the way back to swap shoes, sighz... It didn't help that I was already having a splitting headache and felt like throwing up. (It was good that my parents accompanied me to Ipoh, so I didn't have to do the driving back to retrieve my forgotten shoes)

Sadly, the state I was in made the delicious dinner laid out before me quite unbearable indeed... sigh... Gotta try that claypot rice place again next time - if I can manage to find the place on my own, that is... grrr...

The good thing about Ipoh, however, is the lack of traffic jams, haha! So, the next morning, I could sleep in a bit more before having to head out to work. Had a very delicious nasi lemak breakfast at Simpang Pulai on the way... Had quite a ferocious appetite since I barely ate the night before, haha!

After ending my work assignment, the company offered to take me out for a late lunch. Got into the car, unknowing that I was about to be molested... gah! Here's a picture *shudder* of the culprit:

Erm, what were you thinking, har? This not disgusting enough meh? Eewww... *shudder* This is the account of what happened:

Got into the car and after a bit of the way towards the lunch location, I felt a tad bit uncomfortable. Thinking it was probably a bra strap that got twisted, I discreetly attempted to straighten it while talking to my hosts. Oddly, it seemed to have worsened the situation - now I felt something wriggling in my shirt!! Since I was wearing a cap-sleeved work shirt, I summoned my discreet abilities to reach in and pull out what I thought then was a worm (although I had no clue how it was possible for a worm to find its way into my shirt!). It was still wriggling as I pulled it out - the tail of a lizard!!! How gross, I thought, that the detached, wriggling tail could fall into my shirt - perhaps a lizard got spooked when I got into the car!

Oh, but wait, there's more surprises to come!! I was already distracted and wrapped up in the sheer disgust from discovering the wriggling tail, I tuned off from the conversation as I stared blankly at the tail as it wriggled through the crack of the car door. Thinking it was the end of my harrowing experience, I wondered why I was still feeling uncomfortable. It took me like a whole TWO seconds later before I considered that the discomfort could be due to the other half of our friend, the cicak (Malay for "gecko"). My eyes widened as I shook my shirt about, forgetting about being discreet anymore at this point, and true enough, out pops the other half!! =.=" *faints* Surprisingly, neither of my hosts seemed to have noticed my panic - or maybe they were being courteous?

Thank God, no more surprises after that and I had a good lunch. However, I was haunted by harrowing deja vu moments of the cicak incident throughout my drive back to KL, which became even longer than expected as it was raining quite heavily at some stretches of the highway...

I was glad to be home, though, where the cicak keep to themselves!! ^^

Intermission...

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 06:20:00 +0000

Dear Readers,

Just as Broadway productions have intermissions, so shall this blog...

Sorry, that I haven't been able to post much recently as I've been pretty wrapped up with work, etc. This blog shall be updated as soon as I can find the time.

Hopefully, the red vertical line that has suddenly popped up on my laptop screen is nothing serious and will not further delay any updates to the blog.

Again, sorry lar... "Rancangan tergendala" for now... Kinda reminds me of RTM's Rancangan Tergendala screens in the days before Astro came about, eh? Sadly, I still do not have Astro, but at least the monotonous beep or oh-so-boring background music that come along with the "Rancangan Tergendala" notice on TV is a thing of the past, hehe... It's one of those things you won't miss, though... =P

On a different note, I wanna watch WALL-E... Anyone else interested?

Just Between Me, Myself and I...

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 18:45:00 +0000

Seems all I have is... me, myself and I
To learn again how... to trust, to love, to rely
Perhaps I'm paranoid you may say
But I'm only human this day

Is it me...
~ that is un-lovable?
~ that is difficult?
~ that is different?
~ that is impossible?
~ that is paranoid?

Around me...
~ people laugh
~ people smile
~ people find open arms
~ people cry on comforting shoulders

Then I look at me and find...
Just me...
Myself...
And I...

I ask God why...
~ to be included you must be needed?
~ must I carry on when it is easier to just give up?

I'm sorry, God, I am but human.
I fall, I bruise, I break, I hurt... I am foolish, I am weak... I fail over and over.
My thoughts run wild ~ Do You love me (even if no one does)? Why would You (when it seems no one can)?
But yet oh-so-silently...
~.~.~ "I do, My child... just because..." ~.~.~
Is it that simple? Can it be?

The Day It All Stood Still

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 03:30:00 +0000

Monday was definitely a day Malaysians living in the Klang Valley would remember for some time to come… I mean, how can one forget the “fun” (more like agony) of being “trapped” in your car for extended periods, moving only inches (if any)? What am I talking about? The horrendous standstill traffic due to the roadblocks, especially around the Parliament area in Kuala Lumpur!!

It was quite odd that traveling from Old Klang Road back to Subang Jaya via Federal Highway late on a Sunday night took us longer than usual, with the unexplainable masses of cars at such a time. We wondered why traffic was so heavy and congested… Little did I know, worse was ensued the next morning!

I left home at about 7am and headed to Petaling Jaya, where I worked. Thinking that it was just one of those days that Federal Highway was extremely congested (I mean, Monday morning ler… probably everyone got a bit of Monday blues and left a bit later than usual) as I was greeted by congestion even getting onto Federal Highway, I detoured through Glenmarie to use the NKVE Highway to get to work on time (I start at 7.30am). The journey on NKVE was pretty uneventful and upon exiting the Damansara toll, I had intended to take the flyover to Sprint Highway, which usually gets me to work quicker than if I had used the LDP Highway. Surprisingly that day, traffic was at a standstill on the flyover, which had backed up quite significantly – even getting onto the flyover was almost standstill! It was a good thing that I was not too blur that morning (c’mon, it’s Monday morning!!) and quickly detoured off to use LDP instead, taking heed of the traffic reports coming from the radio station. I finally arrived in the office – five minutes to 8AM!! Ugh… my punch card had a red timestamp… sigh. My boss came in later and I heard him informing our admin staff that, “everybody will be late today; traffic jam very bad”. A newspaper article was circulated to all the staff later that morning with the explanation of the horrific ordeal – roadblocks due to the possibility of illegal protests as Parliament would be presiding that day.

A reprise was seen just yesterday, as reported over the radio station’s traffic report. Not wanting to be caught in the traffic jam, I used the LDP instead as I could already see the long line of cars heading to Sprint Highway. At least this time I was only about 5 minutes late, compared to 25 minutes!!

And finally, I took a peek at the newspaper today and found this article:
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/7/18/nation/21857511&sec=nation
It was entitled, “Roadblocks to continue”… sigh! A colleague told me of her friend who actually took emergency leave on Monday and turned back home instead of enduring the traffic she saw as she was on her way to work in KL!! Sadly, I wouldn’t be able to afford such a “luxury”, hehe…

Medical Report ~ Ortho and Physio appointments

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 17:33:00 +0000

I've been having some back pains, especially my lower back, for some time now. Finally, one day after having unexplained backache, I decided to finally get it checked out. I figured, since I have medical coverage (at government clinics / hospitals only), I may as well make the best of it. Hence, I finally decided to make an appointment to see a specialist.

I tried to expedite the waiting time by going to a private GP to get a referral letter. Referral letter in hand, I was off to Selayang Hospital the very next day. However, all I got after a few hours of waiting was an appointment date, lolz~! The appointment was set to be one and a half months later!!

Finally, one and a half months passed, and the pain also subsided in time... Went to the hospital on 28th May 2008, directly to the Orthopedic Department, and took a number - #4; shouldn't be a long wait, according to the nurse at the counter. So, I settled down on a chair to wait my turn... I then noticed people getting up and crowded around something...

Tried to take some pictures using my phone ~ sorry about the blurry pics... phone is kinda old liao... Finally after the crowd cleared (about 10-15 minutes later), I managed to take a shot of what everyone was crowding around... It was a snack vendor - peddling snacks off a trolley!! Brilliant! Lolz...

After the vendor left, I was left to my own devices again... Phone + PDA = Devices to keep me entertained during the wait... *winks*

My supposedly "short" waiting time soon became one hour... then one and a half hours... Finally, after waiting for over 2 hours, I went to the counter to find out what was going on. It seems that the specialist I was supposed to see was on leave that day and his assisting nurse only found out about an hour ago... =S As a result, all the patients the specialist was supposed to see was distributed to the other medical officers that were working that day... Since I was "staff", I was given priority (they also kinda felt bad that they left me waiting clueless for so long kua...) to see the next medical officer that was available. I wondered whether or not I should've gone to check on the status earlier, hehe... *winks*

A couple of x-rays and a consult with the medical officer later, I was diagnosed with scoliosis and given a prescription, along with a referral for physiotherapy. The x-ray showed the lower back muscles in spasm, and the medical officer said that my backbone was too straight~!

Met an ex-colleague, who happened to be working at the satellite pharmacy, who filled my prescription - muscle relaxant and pain killers. The ironic thing was that my prescription was:
~ Myonal tid x2/52 (muscle relaxant, three times daily, for 3 weeks)
~ Tramadol prn (pain killer, when necessary)

What I got from the pharmacy: exactly 42 tablets of Myonal, but a box of 100's of pain killers... Wow, I didn't even know I was in that much pain, haha!! The ironic part, though, was I had back ache the day after the doctor's appointment, which I did not have on the day of the appointment... >.<

The physiotherapy appointment was scheduled 2 weeks later, so I found myself at the hospital again on 11th June 2008. Rushed to the hospital as I went to get some currency exchanged and picked up my bus ticket to Singapore before my physio appointment - will be off to Singapore that weekend. Was a bit late for my appointment. The nurses or attendants at the Physio department - not as friendly as the ones at Ortho... =(

When my turn finally came, I was left to stare at the wall for a while, waiting for the ~~physioterrorist~~ physiotherapist to come attend to me. When she finally came, *poke, poke* *poke* *OUCH!!* She hurt my shoulder~! Got a VERY painful massage and heat compression to relax the muscle... The heat compression helped the most, and after about 10 minutes of heat therapy, the shoulder muscle relaxed and the pain subsided a bit. A little bit more massaging to relax the muscle and she then proceeded to teach me some back exercises. After learning a couple of back exercises, she led me to the "gym", where I was instructed to hang onto a ladder. The gravity pull can help to "straighten my back".

Things I learnt after the trip to the ~~physioterrorist~~ physiotherapist:
~ I can barely carry my own weight... and I'm supposed to be underweight some more... haha!
~ My case of scoliosis is quite mild, as the main problem is that my left and right sides are not even (one side is slightly higher than the other)
~ Back exercises that I was taught is supposed to help my condition, and I'm to do them regularly, i.e. everyday
~ I can only get time-off from the physiotherapist... No MC... so it was back to office after lunch...

Well, next physio appointment one month after... scheduled for 16th July 2008... (this time appointment after lunch, so I can go straight home after, hehe...) More updates after that lar... Now, gotta go do back exercise before I forget (again~!)

Failed Attempt to "Do-It-All"

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:19:00 +0000

Today is a day I tried to "do-it-all"... My road tax will be expiring on 4th July, which means I need to: dig out my car registration card, renew car insurance and then renew road tax... in that order, ASAP... plus, now also gotta go get the rebate from Post Office after all that.

The hunt for the registration card was over the weekend... Having passed it to Mom last year after renewing my road tax, I was searching in frenzy mode over the weekend... (Mom was on holiday in Thailand with Dad) After searching high and low in every nook and cranny, I made a desperate attempt to sms both Mom and Dad, hoping against hope that either one of them had their phones on... Finally (thank God!!) my dad replied (albeit starting his sms with "this cost me RM3") with some suggestions of places to look... and yes, eventually I found it... Thanks, Mom & Dad!

So today after work, I rushed to the Kurnia office to renew my car insurance policy. I got there in time (they close at 5.30pm), only to be greeted (with a nod - better than nothing) by the security guard... There were about 5-7 other staff there who completely ignored me. The security guard motioned me to sit down and that was the only form of communication I got for the next 10-15 minutes. FINALLY, one of the staff came to the counter and started the transaction. Halfway through, a lady came and continued... Managed to get that done quite quickly, once someone came to the counter... Imagine how much lesser time I needed to spend there IF someone would take the initiative to at least come forward. So disappointed with the service. Especially cos the rest just sat there chatting amongst themselves, totally ignoring me. At least lar come ask what I wanted... what laa...

Car insurance policy in hand, I rushed to the Post Office (which was nearby, thankfully!) to renew my road tax... Waiting about half an hour, noticing that JPJ transactions are only until 6pm, I was praying hard that I would be able to make it to the counter before 6pm... And I did, just barely!! (Thank God!!) Phew! Happily, I handed my car registration card to the lady at the counter, only to be told, "Ini kena pergi JPJ la... Geran (kereta) sudah penuh... Kena ambil baru" (Translation: This one have to go to JPJ lar... (Car) grant full already... Have to take new one") Siao lar... I managed to get my road tax renewed every year with no problem... But now, cannot wor... NEED to go to JPJ... Ridiculous!!

So, in the end, I managed to only get my insurance policy renewed... Decided to just pay RM2.75 (apparently, have to pay RM2 service fee if renew road tax at Post Office anyway...) and use MyEG to renew my road tax rather than go find a JPJ office. (The only one I know of is at Jalan Genting Kelang... Setapak area... very far wei...) Via MyEG, will have to pay RM6 to deliver the road tax to me in Klang Valley, but I can just go collect it from Wisma KPMG (right next to One Utama) for free. Sheesh... save RM6 lar... Furthermore, using MyEG also means I don't need the registration card!! Saves me the trouble of having to get a new one (or something liddat...)

So now, need to find time to collect from the MyEG office. So much for trying to finish everything in a day... sigh... At least got Post Office in One Utama, can go get the rebate done there once I collect my road tax sticker... Hopefully that won't take half of forever and end up can't do anything again, sigh... Also, it seems that tomorrow onwards cannot get free gift for renewing insurance... At least I got the "last free gift" (in the words of the lady at the counter at Kurnia office).

The Longest Tag... Ever!!

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 05:52:00 +0000

I don't believe I'm doing this... super long wei... But hey, I'm on holiday, hahaha!!! So here it goes... *inhales, exhales*

Starting time: 1.59pm
Name: Kim
Sisters: 1

Brothers: None

Shoe size: 5 (sometimes if the cut is right, then 4)

Height: 5' 3"

Where do you live?: Currently, in Yishun... *winks*

Favourite drinks: At the moment, Heaven and Earth Green Tea

Favourite breakfast: Current fave is the one I just had - McGriddles (Lovy introduces me to the most interesting foods, lolz!!)

Have you ever been on a plane?: Yes

Swam in the ocean: Yes

Fallen asleep at school: Haven't we all?? (At least I don't put thumbtacks on the teacher's chair!)

Broken someone's heart: Hope not!

Fell off your chair: *thud* Erm... I'm sitting on the floor now, else I think I might - seeing how incredibly long this tag is!!!

Sat by the phone all night waiting for someone to call: *blush* Yes

Saved e-mails: Yes...

What is your room like: Messy... and good-ol' procrastination doesn't help one bit!

What's right beside you: Stuff that don't belong to me... most likely Lovy's or Andrew's...

What is the last thing you ate: Grapes... before that was McGriddles meal!

Ever had chicken pox: Ugh... Yes.

Sore throat: Not at the moment and hoping not, too - will spoil my hols... (no, having that sexy voice is not consolation enough if my hols were ruined!)

Stitches: Yes, on my forehead... I supposedly tried to run before I knew how to walk properly, according to the folks... Too young to remember lar...

Broken nose: Nope.

Do you believe in love at first sight: Is there such a thing? Isn't it more like attraction than love?

Like picnics: Could be fun... depending on the company! And ants and mozzies are not preferred company... =P

Who was/were the last person you danced with: Erm... my tambourine girls?

Last made you smile: Lovy

You last yelled at: Not Lovy (don't wanna sleep outside tonight! *winks*)

Today did you:
Talk to someone you like: Erm... what you mean "like"? Like platonic "like"? Then it has got to be Lovy... (please don't lock me outside, kayz...)
Kissed anyone: No.
Get sick: No... wouldn't want to - I'm on holiday wei!!!
Talk to an ex: Nope.
Miss someone: Nope... I'm enjoying myself... Not homesick... yet?
Eat: Erm... see above??? Breakfast and fruit... remember???
Best feeling in the world: Loving and being loved in return
Do you sleep with stuffed animals: Maybe... none are in sight, at the moment... For tonight, will be Lovy's stuffed animals, if any...
What's under your bed: Dust bunnies? And an assortment of stuff... (I really gotta get to cleaning my room... lost momentum... sighz)
Who do you really hate: Can't think of any...

What time is it now?: 2.16pm (I still think this tag is waayyyy too long!)

Random:

Is there a person who is on your mind now: Erm... I see Lovy in front of me... Beyond the laptops between us, though...
Do you have any siblings: Yes... we've established this earlier... (No wonder this tag so long lar... can't remember izzit? =P)
Do you want children: Yes =)
Do you smile often: I try to...
Do you like your hand-writing: Sometimes...
Are your toe nails painted: Not at the moment...
Whose bed other than yours would you rather sleep in: Hotel rooms, my parents' bed is actually very comfy too!
What color shirt are you wearing now: Black (the six-4-one shirt!! <= patriotic a bit, lolz!)
What were you doing at 7:00 p.m. yesterday: Rushing to catch my train!!
I can't wait till: I start my shopping/sightseeing (Ok... the faster I finish this tag, the faster we can leave!!)
When did you cry last: Can't recall at the moment (Too distracted glancing at the clock...)
Are you a friendly person: I hope so...
Do you have any pets: Yes... Princess the miniature pinscher...
Where is the person you have feelings for right now?: Somewhere out there???
Did the last person you held hands with mean anything to you now?: I don't remember who I last held hands with... Was it at church camp or cell group for some unity song??? Oh wait, was it you, Lovy? =P
Do you sleep with the TV on?: Yes, especially when I'm too tired and fall asleep while winding down in front of the TV...
What are you doing right now?: This extremely long tag... =P
Have you ever crawled through a window?: Think so... but I think I was smaller then...
Can you handle the truth?: Try to...
Are you too forgiving?: Dunno... maybe?
Are you closer to your mother or father?: Mummy...

Who was the last person you cried in front of?: I can't remember... Does God count? Or people at church?
How many people can you say you've really loved?: *shhh* My lips are sealed... A little mystery never killed anyone... *winks* But erm... I love my friends and family... does that count?
Do you eat healthy?: This is a trick question!!!
Do you still have pictures of you & your ex?: Yes, I think so...
Have you ever cried because of something someone said to you?: Yes, especially when I'm emo...
If you're having a bad day, who are you most likely to go to?: Anyone who is trustworthy and willing to listen... Sometimes, only God will, so... =)
Are you loud or quiet most of the time?: Depends on the company... hehe!
Are you confident?: In some ways, yes...

5 things I was doing 10 years ago:
- going to school
- going to tuition
- assignments
- projects
- homework
(Eh, it's a student's life wei... not that interesting!)

5 things on my to-do list today:
- shopping
- meet up with Pamela for shopping
- relax
- plan for the weekend
- enjoy my holiday, hehe!!

5 snacks I enjoy:
In no particular order and from the randomness of mind...
- fruit
- McGriddles
- M&Ms Peanut Butter
- KitKat Chunky Peanut Butter
- I'm a foodie... anything good will do!

5 things I would do if I were a billionaire:
- shopping's on my mind now... no time to think of anything else lar...
- hopefully some good investments
- holiday some more... haha!

5 of my bad habits:
- procrastinate, especially regarding cleaning my room, lolz!
- indecisive at times
- sleeps too much, lolz...
- eats too much, haha (holiday-ing with Lovy is not helping in the cause to lose weight... =P)
- blur...

5 places I have lived in: (I'm assuming holidays count?)
- Klang Valley
- Penang
- Sydney
- Melbourne
- Singapore

5 jobs I've had:
- assistant kindergarten teacher
- music teacher
- telemarketer
- factory worker (production packing line during my industrial training, haha!)
- legal drug pusher

5 people I tag:
- Jay
- Isaac
- Sieh Jin
- Donny (welcome back to blogging!)
- YOU who is reading this... if you're rajin enough lar... (sorry, not "original", but too lazy to think of any one specific person lar)

Easy Peasy

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 06:59:00 +0000

Hey... the peeps at AMBP are really making their contests easier and easier!!!

This one is really easy peasy, let me count the ways...

~ No blackmail or threats in any manner required ~

~ No need to poke out your eyes ~

~ No violence necessary ~

All you have to do is click this link to find out how you can win in-season double passes for Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone!! Hurry, contest ends on 27th June 2008!!

Of Weddings and Babies

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Fri, 30 May 2008 14:15:00 +0000

Well, looks like it's the season of life where weddings and baby announcements and arrivals are everywhere you look!!

The TONGs, whose wedding date happened to coincide with the Elections, found themselves featured in newpapers both online and in print!!

<= Jason & Adrene TONG!

<= Picture with the Bride of the Day...

<= Picture with the next in line...

But yes, back to Jason & Adrene's wedding... Was good to catch up with ex-Sedayans after oh-so-long!

Above: Ex-Sedaya CF-ers who made it for the group picture at the wedding ceremony as some had to leave early...

Below: More made it to the dinner...

Given that the results of the elections were periodically announced, eyes were also fixed to the TVs at the restaurant, hehe...

And so, with the end of the night, Jason & Adrene TONG prepared to go off to their honeymoon as Peter & Elaine continued their preparations for their big day only a few more months away...

And a few months soon came to pass - on 24th May 2008...

===>

Peter & Elaine gathered the ex-Sedaya CF-ers yet again to celebrate their big day!! Am still waiting to get more pictures from the rest who brought out their cameras...

So far, sounds like wedding after wedding... Where are the babies, right?? Erm... Jason, Adrene?? Peter, Elaine??

In the meantime, the month of May brought joy to Adino & Poey Chin with little baby Rachel (or also fondly nicknamed Lady Rachel)... Also, my colleague Faz gave birth to a beautiful baby girl... Now, have to go baby gift shopping and find some time to visit the proud parents... =)

In the meantime, it's bye bye (*sob, sob*) to baby Ian, who's off to Perth with Sean & Kheng Lai... Note to self: AirAsia flies to Perth... AirAsia flies to Perth!! Wonder when JetStar (if they haven't already) open more routes to Australia... Wanting to see Su-Ann's new baby (in Melbourne) too!!! There's always time to spare to see Asher & Aaron, as well as Gabriel & Joshua, if I (finally) find myself in Melbourne...

Waaahhh... so weddings left and right - and a couple more by the end of the year... Found out recently that my colleague and lunch buddy is pregnant, which warranties a trip out to Kota Kinabalu at the end of the year(?), if I wanna see both mommy and baby before they come back to KL at the end of her maternity leave (early 2009??).

Now if I could only find time, annual leave... Anyways, just to record a hearty CONGRATULATIONS to all the happilly wedded couples and the proud parents!!!

Clowning Around

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Mon, 26 May 2008 09:43:00 +0000

With insufficient rest but a happy heart after helping out at Peter & Elaine's wedding the night before, I prepared myself for a long day ahead - Parents Day at church, followed by church camp briefing, then immediately off to United Voice (UV) for a picnic at the Taman Tun Park with the UV members.

Parents Day at church saw Uncle Button as the special guest speaker... bringing with him a message and plenty of smiles and laughter to go round! I'll let the pictures give you a glimpse of the day...

Uncle Button doing his thing...

Uncle Button and his ~~victims~~ volunteers...

What I got from Uncle Button - the leftover of a teddy bear (the body, erm... *pop*)

~ eh, when I got it, the body popped already, kay... I'm not sadistic... No one wanted, so I "adopted" it lor ~

After the camp briefing, I joined the SAN convoy to United Voice and then to Taman Tun Park, where we had an enjoyable time with the UV members. It was really a very new experience for some of us, interacting with people with learning disabilities, autism, Down Syndrome, dyslexia, etc. However, at the end of the day, it was a refreshing experience to be among people who were open, friendly, without malice or pretence... Indeed a break from wondering what's on the other side of the coin, hehe!

Jee Jin getting some love before we left... lolz!

Introduction session and off we go!!

A walk around the lake... Tortoise - yes, ducks - no... *winks*

A simple game and lots of food!!

More and more people jumping into the foot ~~torture~~ reflexology bandwagon...

SAY CHEESE!!! (Group picture!)

Aunty Annie wanted a picture with the "thinner version of Donny" before we left...

Maroon Umbrella

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Mon, 26 May 2008 05:43:00 +0000

Yes, the people at AMBP have done it again... new contests!! Woot! (Good job, guys!) Well, all you peeps out there who wants a chance (after me, that is... *winks*) to win Maroon 5's new album and check out a sneak preview of their collaboration with none other than the beautiful Rihanna... ella... ella... eh... click here! Also, muchas gracias to the kind people at AMBP for extending the contest till 28th May - so hurry up! Hurry, hurry, hurry... ~~buy my rice and curry~~... erm, ahem... before the contest ends!

Fun facts to note & some very important information for the contest... (Hehe!)

Who is the Lead Singer of the band Maroon 5?
Adam Levine

What was the original name of the band before they became Maroon 5?
Kara's Flower
(psst... personally, I think the new name sounds better, lolz!)

Name the guest singer in the Maroon 5 song “If I Never See Your Face Again?”
Rihanna

Now, one more thing...

Write a little (could be 5 words, could be 500 - it's up to you) about Maroon 5 or Rihanna or Rihanna's undeniable physical presence

What?!! Erm, ah... erm... let's just say... I wouldn't mind being marooned under the same umbrella with Maroon 5 or Rihanna... *winks*

Bitten by the Idol bug...

noreply@blogger.com (kimaroo) — Thu, 22 May 2008 15:35:00 +0000

American Idol has hit America like you wouldn't believe - a record breaking 97.5 millions votes cast to crown this year's American Idol!! And finally, the 7th American Idol is crowned - congratulations, DAVID COOK!!

The finale saw a battle of the Davids...

David Archuleta VS David Cook in "Let's Get Ready To Rumble" style...

The first round, songs chosen by Clive Davis, showcased a great start for Cook who blew away the crowd with "I Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" followed by Archuleta's rendition of "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me", which showcased his continued consistency. Simon's call swayed towards Archuleta for the first round, although he was singing praises about Cook, who performed first.

The second round was titled, "New Song Contestant Choice", which basically showcased lesser known (a.k.a. popular) songs. Cook did a good job for the song of his choice, "Dream Big", while Archuleta went for a ballad-ish song, "In This Moment". Again, Simon's call swayed towards Archuleta and again, claimed Archuleta the winner of the round!

The third and final round was the contestant's choice. Cook chose "The World I Know", trying something different, which Simon blatantly boo-boo-ed. However, Cook took it like a man and politely responded, "Why do something I've already done? But I understand what you (Simon) are saying..." and the crowd went wild! Archuleta played it safe and sure with his choice - "Imagine" - the judges were impressed without a doubt! "What we have witnessed is a knockout!" Simon says.

Well, in the end, with 56% of the vote in a star-studded finale, the next American Idol was crowned today, and it belongs to... DAVID COOK!! After watching the final two show, I had already thought that Archuleta was a shoo in to win, since the judges were so blown away by his performances... Plus, he was consistent all the way. But on the other hand, Cook showed improvement day after day, performance after performance! I was indeed pleasantly surprised that it was Cook who won... and even more surprised when Simon apologized for being too brash with his comments!!

Congratulations, David Cook - indeed you've blown America away... Kudos, you deserve it!

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just me and my thoughts

McBlundered

Value Life; Don't Be A Moron~!!

Tiger Barbs In A Tank

Exam again?? =.=

Stranded Aboard AMBP Flight

Mc-filled~!!

A Prelude to Christmas

I Like To... *Move It*~!

What's with DiGi?!

Has The Circus Come To Town?

How to Waste Life...

I'm Yours...

At Mercy for Rockferry

Molested in Ipoh!

Intermission...

Just Between Me, Myself and I...

The Day It All Stood Still

Medical Report ~ Ortho and Physio appointments

Failed Attempt to "Do-It-All"

The Longest Tag... Ever!!

Easy Peasy

Of Weddings and Babies

Clowning Around

Maroon Umbrella

Bitten by the Idol bug...

I Like To... Move It~!