The decision to go to Vietnam was when I read about Cu Chi tunnels in Vietnam (more about that later) sometime ago. I thought crawling through narrow, suffocating tunnels sounded fun and it came close to War Museum in Penang which I loved! The initial plan was only to visit Vietnam, but later I learnt about the Khmer Rouge regime and decided I wanted to learn about the genocide (whether or not it was a genocide is debatable) that killed more than two million Cambodians in the 1970s. Due to time constraints, we changed our itinerary a bit but we covered Phnom Penh (Cambodia) - Siem Reap - Chau Doc (Mekong Delta, Vietnam) - Can Tho - Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam). Our lifesaver! We departed from Kuala Lumpur on 10th July and landed in Phnom Penh. Out of the few cities that we travelled to, Phnom Penh was the city that we liked least, no thanks to the deceiving tuk-tuk drivers we met. A few of them were okay, but most of them were not. Well, we only took 4-5 rides on tuk-tuks? On ...
The Earth Hour was spent together with primary school friends at Golden Steamboat, Penang... with lights on. =X Had a primary school gathering first time in 6 years after we all graduated from Phor Tay Primary School in 2002. The initial plan was to spend it romantically with Kiam XD But nevermind~ we still spent it together~ with lotsa light bulbs~ =X I was super super late eheh, with valid reason! And I haven't seen the rest for so long! Everyone changed so much that I couldn't recognise some of them, especially the guys! Damn funny heh. Most of the girls went on to the same seconday school as I did, but all the guys went to other schools. Yee Mun, my image consultant heh She's the maniac. Don't even get near her whenever it's exam period. You might get killed. HAHAHAHAHAHA. Then again, I kinda liked studying next to her. Can eavesdrop on whatever she's chanting. She would sit there and start chanting to her own, e.g. sajak. Like REAL chanting you know. And y...
Most of you must have watched Namewee's latest video on TNB already. The link's here if you have not watched it. I give him my two thumbs up for standing up for the people in the country. But for someone his age, it is absolutely childish and ridiculous to behave the way he did. It might be courageous of him to go up to TNB and make a big fuss out of it. What would he get in the end? Attention. From who? People who can't do anything about it. We all know what's happening in the country. It's a matter of fact. I support him for his boldness, but not his irrational act. Does raising his voice, screaming at the top of his lungs help? He can't control how people choose to live their life. And we already have enough of leaders people who only talk the talk and not walk the talk. I'm not angry. I'm just baffled as to how irrational he has portrayed =.= _____ *changes serious tone* Side track a bit. Heehee. Read this from Kitty 's blog, it's quite in...
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