He's No Tiger, He's a Cheetah

Drink Tiger Beer; Eat Tiger Biscuit; Live like Tiger Woods. Oh, wait. Is it "Don't Live like Tiger Woods"?

Don't Blink

SX18: I know it's rude to stare, but I can't help it.

Melaka

I think you're great, and Im'ma let you finish, but Kota Kinabalu has the best Ikan Bakar.

15022010

  A day full of furniture-shopping, house-hunting and monkeying around.

I'm No Fatty!

If you say otherwise, you may leave now. No, seriously. Leave.

They Say The Darnest Thing

I'm not usually fond of family gathering. In fact, I tend to try to avoid them. In vain, of course. My parents will always use their veto power on me, and drag me with them kicking and screaming. Yes, I used to literally do that, but now I only do it figuratively, because it's getting a little too embarrassing. For me. My parents do not care. At all. I guess having Intan as their first child had prepared them enough already. Haha.

Kota Kinabalu International City Parade

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

Can you believe 10 years has gone by since the night Sabah's former Chief Minister, Datuk Seri Sakaran Bin Dandai, stood on the stage in Dataran Merdeka, Kota Kinabalu, to announce that Kota Kinabalu had achieved the status of a city.

Now, our council had planned a lot of activities and events to celebrate the occasion. One of it is the Kota Kinabalu International City Parade. Here's some more information on the event I got from Sabah Tourism Board's website.

The Irony

I gave this post the above title for a reason. Here's a head up for all readers.

If you are easily offended, please do not read this post. This post may contains hurtful comments. To avoid any more controversies and public disorder, please leave this page.

(And if you haven't read the pilot post of this blog, please click here.)

True Friends

True friends are like stars. You don't always see them, but you know they are always there.

I'm dedicating this post to all my true friends out there. To show my appreciation for them, who always be there for me, understand my mood-swings and quirkiness, gone through all those up and downs of life with me all this while, no matter what.

Hello there!

I had a blog before, but due to personal inconvenience (in other word: laziness) I stopped updating them. I switched to Tumblr because I can see a lot of pretty photos, and all I need to do is just reblogging others.

However, the recent events in my campus inspired me to return to the blogging world. After all, a blog is like an online journal, a place where you can celebrate the personal liberty that the laws (in most nations) has given us. It's a place where you can express your feelings, your thoughts, your opinions on any subject matters. You can share your experiences or your stories. Basically, you can do anything you want on your blog, as long as you obey the netiquettes, and do not cross the thin boundary line between freedom of speech and instigating, which may lead to public disorders.