yes, i would love to go langkawai. not been there for 10 yrs already if i'm not mistaken. hmmm, as for your concession, we who left for district posting just left without saying anything. I'm not even provided with accomodations...i feel so stupid now...

I've stayed in Alor Setar for more than 2 years now but I have yet to go to Langkawi. Hmm... must plan a trip there one of these days. Anybody else interested in going? Or maybe I should volunteer to go to Langkawi Hospital first. Apparently, the state pengarah wants to start a system whereby Paediatric MOs go on rotation in Langkawi Hospital. We are demanding a few concessions first: proper housing, TV, laundry service, refrigerator, a DVD player would also help.

the boat that never come home

just close enough to be seen

they've left the old harbour long ago

venture into the mystery of world

though they have stopped sailing around

the world is never tha same again

the old captain has gone

the boat is as old as the island

the boat that never come home

where have they gone?

(picture taken from Tanjung Rhu, langkawi. )

hello kai inn, me also waiting for Nepal laaa... when lar

Dun worry la tua pui was wondering where to let u sleep and how he gonna bluff u to go watch football with him if u had gone to Penang... hahahaha was plotting how to drag u to mamak store watch football if u went... hehe so maybe good u never go... otherwise just sit there look at him tengok bola haha

aiya long time no see u liao

come over to Sabah la

going back KK in November

my trip to alor star was short but thanks alots to mong tien who entertained us well. oh! thanks to seok hong as well still able to meet us for supper despite having call the next day.
due to the bad weather, i was unable to proceed my trip to penang. sorry chee lean for expecting of my coming to penang.
i also passed by Sungai Petani, but kind of rush though, so chee foo and who even in SP, miss you guys.
for those who haven't been to Langkawi island, it is in fact quite fun and easy visiting. cable car and the hanging bridge is very memorable with the stunning view of langkawi.(highly recommended). the rest is so-so. my boat trip back from the island was almost overturned due to strong tidal waves. actually quite exciting! i called it a bonus to my trip cause i was sitting next to the captain of the boat/ferry. learned a bit about navigating a boat with GPS and radar system but most of the time he was busy with the wheel avoiding big waves.

chong tien: still look forward our Nepal trip

bye all
i am going back to hospital sultanah aminah JB. soon

dear all

try n read some of the things we have in archive....it has been 2 years 3 months since our blog was started!


i love wat this blog has become....lets keep this blog going...

cheers!

Remember those days when we were in Klang and the haze/smog used to be so bad. Now five years later, the haze is still an annual event. Are we to expect ourselves and our children to have annual dose of haze inhalation every year? Maybe our weather should be described instead as 'rain and shine throughout the year with seasonal haze'.

Talking about rain and shine throughout the year, as of two weeks ago, my home in Seremban was on water rationing due to low water levels in the empangan. Pipe water supply was switched off from 8am to 10pm almost everyday. Now that's amazing with the amount of rainfall we get. Where did all the water go? Maybe there is an AP for water supply and all the water is channelled to some few industrial areas approved by 'few selected (very rich) individuals'. Some places have much less annual rainfall than ours and such things don't happen, plus we can drink the water straight from the tap.
(PS: some nurses told me this political jest - the haze is actually due to Rafidah burning all her files/evidence on AP)

Where are all the people with insight who can make a change?


On an unrelated merry-er note, Seow Voon and I would like to congratulate Tong Ming and Chee Foo on their weddings.

HI frens,

Just wanna let u all know that i'm getting married this Sept.
All of u might ask wat the rush (some might even think that i'd b expecting a bay soon...hehe)...but the truth is...hai... my grandfather, 81 contracted lung CA (not sure wat's the HPE, results not available to me). Physician in National Lung Institute said he's in Stage 3 and might only have few mths survival!!! His only wish now is to see me getting married and drink "san phou cha" (granddaughter-in-law's tea). So, here it is....

The wedding will b on 4th Sept 2005.
Male side wedding dinner on 4th Sept 2005, Xi Fu Vegetarian Restaurant at 7pm in Alor Star City
My wife's side will b on 29th Oct 2005, Soon Lee Seafood Restaurant at 7 pm in Taiping.

All of u my dear friends are cordially invited to attend my wedding dinner, whichever u think is convenient to you.
Please let me know ASAP if you will b attending or not.
My HP no 0194283239 and email ncfbryan@yahoo.com.au
Thank you all of you for the wishes....
May my Grandfather live to witness my wedding,as a whole...
GOD bless all of us......

chiew leng: that is why those with insight should stand up and make a difference. fight for those who can not stand on their own, those who are victims of corruption. speak not only but let the hands act for it does not pay to just let the heart weep.

tony: r u still staying wit de hen in beaufort..or have u moved to k penyu?

carren/ juann/ liza: have u guys read ur mails lately...

to all: have u guys received your APC? cos i haven...

Carren: Thanks for the input on the dates.