Archive for December, 2006
It’s that time of the year again when I jot down the list of hopes and wishes for the new year. In terms of material goods that I wish to have, that list has been made. You can see it here. I will also be making a separate list focusing on writing and books.
What do [...]
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Politics
This year, I am very much more aware of the political shenanigans of my country and also that of the world than ever before. I have always been interested in politics - I sincerely believe that we citizens should always make ourselves conscious and aware of our [...]
Less than 48 hours, we will all bid adieu to the year 2006.
2006 has been a year of mixed ups-and-downs and with many highs as well as many lows for me. The highs only started picking up towards the end of the year. Nevertheless, I have much to thank for throughout this year. I realised that there will [...]
Internet connection from my home has generally improved although it’s still rather slow - slow, but not at a snail’s pace…more like a tortoise pace.
Nevertheless, I’m happy that I managed to blog at last! I nearly couldn’t work at all on Wednesday - couldn’t access the overseas websites at all from the office and from work. I still [...]
To all my family, friends, colleagues, acquaintances and all visitors to my humble blog,
Here’s wishing all of you a very BLESSED CHRISTMAS and a JOYOUS NEW YEAR!!!
I pray that God will continue to bless each and everyone of you and may your lives be always filled with joy, happiness and gladness. Please forgive me of [...]
Hello, everyone.
My mind is in a blank at the present time, so, I won’t be writing much at this time. Just wanted to let everyone know that I’m fine and that I have a lot on my plate at the moment. Just to inform you of several updates happening in my life.
First, I’ve started working [...]
It’s time for me to take another one week hiatus from blogging, considering that my schedule is kinda pack coming to the end of the year. Moreover, my office has just shifted to Tropicana and there are quite a lot of things to do. It’s an exciting time, nonetheless, and I do hope that after [...]
I think I’m in the minority here, but I would like to support Cuepacs’ call for a 40% salary raise for the civil servants of Malaysia. Though I do agree that 40% may be a bit too much, at least Cuepacs president Omar Osman said 10% to 40% would do (Btw, to the uninitiated, Cuepacs [...]















