Eating at the Stalls
Mood:  caffeinated
Topic: Family
I had to send my car for repairs, so my brother followed me. While waiting for the car to get ready, we went to a nearby gerai to have some coffee. This is typical lifestyle for the cost-conscience Malaysian.

Hospital Duties
Mood:  a-ok
Topic: Family
It's my turn to sleep over at the hospital tonight with my mum. (Each family members take turns.) This is a nice hospital, with good facilities, and i like it also because it is not busy. Thus, you get sufficient attention from the doctors and nurses.

Patient Resting
Mood:  chatty
Topic: Family
My mum was still in hospital, resting after her operation. You can see her hand holding the device which controls the tv. The device can also call the nurse and adjust her bed.

Mamak Lifestyle
Mood:  caffeinated
Topic: Family
After a quick visit to my mum at hospital, my brother and I had some roticanai at the nearby mamak shop. This is the typical hangout of most Malaysians during mealtime.

Hospitalised
Mood:  sad
Topic: Family
My mum was admitted in the hospital as she has to undergo a major backbone operation. This was her ward, and she'll be staying here for almost two weeks from today.

Indian Grocery Shop
Mood:  lazy
Topic: Family
When our house runs out of food stuff, the nearest shop would be the grocery shop. It provides general household supplies but more importantly, some rare herbs can only be purchased from them.

Car Passenger
Mood:  rushed
Topic: Family
On rare occasions, I become the passenger in my own car, while someone else is the driver. This is me as the passenger.

PC Repair
Mood:  accident prone
Topic: Family
My sister's computer at her office was not working, so she asked me to reinstall the O/S. i had to bring it back home as the "tools" to repair were there.

Tesco in Malaysia
Mood:  spacey
Topic: Family
This is my first time going to the Tesco store at Bandar Utama. It is largest Tesco in Malaysia, and certainly have not been to a Tesco larger than this even in the UK. It turned to be more like Makro. It has just about everything to meet your basic needs.

Following the Footsteps of a Model in Making
Mood:  mischievious
Topic: Family
Before becoming a model, you need to learn to catwalk. The fine art of walking and parading yourself on stage needs to be understood and practiced, even on the pavements in town.



Regular visits to the agency to upgrade your skills is a must. Make sure you choose a top-end agency whose reception looks like a hotel lobby. As long as you do things in style, you'll succeed with flying colours.