aaahhhh... sundays are always remarkable. after a decent night's sleep (which consisted of falling asleep mid-way through a Prison Break episode), to awaken to a chorus of chirping birds, laughing kids, and families off to do their sunday thang, can only serve to charge the spirit in so many ways.

THEN i got down to business of devouring episode after episode of Prison Break Season Four. man, these tv networks are really milking the idea dry. how many times in a season can the characters escape from one cell after another??? this is serious houdini shite, y'all.

it's getting repetitive but at the same time, ridiculously addictive! what is it with watching michael, lincoln and gang, season after season, doing the same thing over and over again, mainly getting into trouble, then getting out of it, then finding another shit-hole to jump right in. dudes! be like the rest of the criminals, run to thailand and that would be the end of it. full-stop.



went for dinner at this place called Ayam Penyet Ria (took a brochure home to show off as you can see). Food is delicious, with our faves being the fried chicken and the brinjal. everything's good there, including the gado-gado, soto ayam and pecel.

Sadly haven't been able to try out their Bakso which is either perpetually sold out or has been struck off the menu. sigh.

only thing is i've had better es teler but it goes well with the meal. wish they'd put in the avocado, that would've made all the difference to a good dessert.


for those of you wanting to try some indonesian food, the map is below. it's easy, sunway mentari, opposite sunway pyramid. syokkkkk! i think the indon students living around there make it their regular dining place : )




(still trying to make sense of posting pics on blogger...)

just read this about turning your lights off or leaving them on when you move about your home. so it seems it's better to flick em on and off often, use less electricity and all that. only thing is it will shorten your appliance's life-span, obviously.

doing my bit for the planet : )

definitely will make more long-term sense than the over-hyped "Earth Day" event which looked more like a money-making and publicity stunt than anything else.

so, for one hour, we will participate. then for the rest of our aimless lives, we throw rubbish out our cars, we spit wantonly, deposit chewing gum anywhere we want to (god some landed on my head just tonight! mo-fos! i will get you!), leave our soiled baby diapers by the pool (if you know where i live, do tread carefully...), and the list just goes on and on and on and on.

sadly, i'm no recycling angel either : ( i feel guilt every time i take out the trash. really i do.

speaking of which, whatever happened to those recycling bins that appeared for a while all over the place? hmmm... must ask the guy who started that business, you know, where companies place ads on the dustbins (correction, recycling bins). another observation is that malaysians just don't know how to separate their trash into plastic, paper, glass. trash is trash and will go anywhere we please, thank you.

oh me oh my, environmental issues do get me all boiled up....

hey i'm back!

where we been huh... well for one, we made a baby :) so for the past six months or so, it's been shopping, preparing, one doctor's appointment after another... it's like the MAIN EVENT for the year!

baby is on its final run now... in about a month or earlier (!) we shall see how our offspring will look like! am hoping it will be well-behaved lil gurl. hopefully. praying.

apart from that - life is pretty much the same. work, play, hang out, eat, sleep...

more progress reports as we get along! short of time and inspiration now, rushing to get out of the house.

cheers!