Superwoman

All the woman friends I know love this song. Some know it by heart. Some swear by it. The songs made famous by Karyn White. One of my dear ex-girlfriend loves this song and can sing it anywhere. Recently I was given Jaclyn Victors new album and the 1st song of the track was Superwoman. She brought her rendition to it, which was quite lovely. I do wonder is this an anthem for all ladies? Anyway thought I would share with you the lyrics to the song for those who still are un familiar to it.

Early in the morning

I put breakfast at your table

And make sure that your coffee

Has its sugar and cream

Your eggs are over easy

Your toast done lightly

All that's missing is your morning kiss

That used to greet me

Now you say the juice is sour

It used to be so sweet

And I can't help but to wonder

If you're talking 'bout me

We don't talk the way we used to talk

It's hurtin' so deep

I've got my pride,

I will not cry

But it's makin' me weak

I'm not your superwoman

I'm not the kind of girl that you can let down

And think that everything's okay

Boy, I am only human

This girl needs more than occasional

Hugs as a token of love from you to me, ooh, baby

I fought my way through the rush hour

Trying to make it home just for you

I want to make sure that your dinner

Will be waiting for you

But when you get there you just tell me

You're not hungry at all

You said you'd rather read the paper

And you don't want to talk

You like to think that I'm just crazy

When I say that you changed

I'm convinced I know the problem

You don't love me the same

You're just going through the motions

And you're not being fairI've got my pride,

I will not cry

Still I can't help but care

I'm not your superwoman (Oh, no, no)

I'm not the kind of girl that you can let down

And think that everything's okay

Boy, I am only human (I'm only human)

This girl needs more than occasional

Hugs as a token of love from you to me

I'm not your superwoman (Hoo, hoo, hoo, ooh, ooh, hoo)

I'm not the kind of girl that you can let down (Hey)

And think that everything's okay (Don't let me down, don't you let me down)

Boy, I am only human (I'm only human, yeah)

This girl needs more than occasional

Hugs as a token (Ooh, ooh) of love from you to me

Oh, baby, look into the corners of your mind

I'll always be there for you through good and bad times

But I can't be that superwoman that you want me to be

I'll give my everlasting love if you'll return love to me
I'm not your superwoman (Oh, no, oh, no)

I'm not the kind of girl that you can let down

And think that everything's okay

Boy, I am only human (I'm only human)

This girl needs more than occasional

Hugs as a token of love from you to me (Oh, no)

If you feel it in your heart

And you understand me

Stop right where you are

Everybody sing along with me

Hoo, hoo, hoo, ooh, ooh, hoo

Hoo, hoo, hoo, ooh, ooh, hoo

I'm the kind of girl that can treat you so sweet

But you got to realize that you got to be sweeter to me, oh, ho, ho

Hoo, hoo, hoo, ooh, ooh, hoo

Hoo, hoo, hoo, ooh, ooh, hooI need love

I need just your love

I'm not your superwoman (Oh, no)

I'm not the kind of girl that you can let down (You can let down)

And think that everything's okayBoy, I am only human (I'm only human)

This girl needs more than occasional (Hey, hey, hey, hey)

Hugs as a token of love from you to me
I'm not your superwoman

Diary: This Weeks Update

I celebrate Christmas twice a year? How and why you ask? Well simple, you know that the actual Christmas Day is the 25th of December? So when do I celebrate the next one. Well I celebrate it when all the TV channels start showing Christmas programmes in September. That’s ok compared when it used to be in June. Don’t u think its weird that the television programming people cant schedule their programmes properly? Just the other day I watched 2 Christmas movies on HBO.

The week has been quite boring, why? Cause I’m quite low on cash so I had to stay at home and watch TV/DVD’s. Besides that I had the urge to make myself drunk but I firmly said no on the grounds I was doing it for the wrong reasons.

As you know Monday was I was busy playing foosball, well on Tuesday It was back too futsal. I didn’t play too much in fear of injury again. The gals from Mindshare were around so I was mucking about with them. Wednesday I attended ESPN and Start Sports convention at Hilton. Astro also jointly advertised it as well. Padma was giving a speech, which was about sponsorship and sports content. I made a lot of potential clients. Through up the whole presentation was wondering if I could apply for a job in ESPN. Did you know Walt Disney own EPSN and Star Sports? Bet you didn’t know that.

Friday was a sad day, that’s the day I broke up with Isma, We had lunch we talked stuff over. After lunch I just wanted to get out of the office immediately but I had to work so I went to Bangsar to meet up with Padma and Halmy. The urge of having something strong was there but I suppressed the feeling. We ended up at Coffee Bean drinking and watching the ladies. I felt empty

Diary: Ramblings of a Broken Heart

There is a Frank Sinatra Song that I relate to this topic. Its called I wish her love. My girlfriend wanted me to marry her, overlooking the fact that she is Malay how could I marry her. What do I have to offer? How do I make a lady happy when i myself am not stable in life?

She went back to her hometown and when she came back she asked me where our relationship was heading too. Well what could I say? I told her the truth it would go as far as it could go. She couldn’t accept that answer. There is a man apparently eager to marry her back to her hometown and her mum is persisting that she considers him. I must say I was taken quite a back with the proposal. Made me step out of my norm box and take a look at my life from a different perspective.

Eiena had a fit when she knew about Isma and me, she said I 'mempermainkan' her. Well did I? To my defence I did explain how the relationship would be and we both agreed that we would just enjoy each other’s company. Deep down I kind of knew that the relationship would head nowhere. Shari had a migraine when I told her about it. So where do I go from here? I’m not too sure back in the day, this would have been a good excuse to get sloshed and drown the problems away. But as you get older you know to well that doesn’t do squat. I feel I need to break out, shout or scream. Or there is another therapy, which I’m thinking about which is a lil girlish, but who the hell cares… What I’m talking about? Shopping.

As in love live I’m not going to say I lost my faith in love and I’ll NEVER love again. That would be ridiculous, as those who know me know I’m made to love somebody. I’m planning to take the dating game into a whole new way. I would like some privacy in the matter as I’m unsure how I’d be doing this yet. But it’ll happen. Best of luck to Isma may she prosper always. God Bless.

Diary: Mourning

The week was bad, as I had to attend 2 funerals to attend. One was my neighbour who passed away because of heart attack. He leaves behind a widow and 3 children. The other wan also a heart attack was a church member He leaves behind a widow and a daughter. Since two of them died of heart attack my mum took the opportunity to drill how I need to take care of myself.

Sunday was Aunt B, Birthday and we celebrated in Klang at this new Chinese restaurant. Food was good too bad the portions were just too small. Andrew, mum & I was still left famished but we didn’t have anything else cause we just weren’t in the mood. I’d like to say I went to bed but I stayed awake I witnessed to much misery for a week so I thought I would treat myself with something uplifting. I watched Charlie and the Chocolate Factory again. I drifted off on the couch for sometime till much later I dragged my feet back to bed. I know its going to be a tiring Monday.

On Monday morning I had a plan, I would endure the tiring meeting Monday leave sharp 6 and by 9 I’d be in my bed. But whenever I plan stuff like this it never works out like you want it too. Padma and Halmy came over for tea as usual on Monday, we had our normal discussion. Lester was the 1st to leave but I stayed back. Padma invited me to his office in Menara Millennium and I agreed. They shared an office with Mindshare and some of the people I knew there like Jo and Fiona. Been long time since I saw them. But what caught my eye was this beautiful Malay girl called Farah. Nice sweet gal whom you know you can have a conversation with. Something I really look for in a girl these days.

Padma’s place had a foosball so we were playing with it for sometime and I must say we had such fun. We played till 10-ish when Padma said he was hungry and we headed to Decanter a restaurant located near Medan Damansara. It was a restaurant secluded in a housing area. It was a very nice quite chill out place. Which I recommend to those who wants to spend time chilling out to talk with friends or that special one. The restaurant has many signature dishes like their homemade pies and homemade cheesecakes. By the time we finished dinner and I headed home it was already midnight. Took a quick bath and I headed to bed as in 5 hours I need to wake up…..

Diary: Futsal

It’s been like 2 weeks since I’ve blog and there is a perfectly good reason why I have not done so… It’s not entirely about work but it is about an injury I picked up while playing futsal. I was playing the keeper and was trying to keep a shot out unfortunately it was a strong one and my arm kind of extended back the wrong way. Now if you asked me was it bad I would deny it cause the pain has gone but for the past 2 weeks the pain head been unbearable. My 2 loyal friends were Deep Heating Cream and the Salonpas. Obviously I had no mood to report anything although I had much to say.

Last Saturday was AKN Mtech’s Futsal Tournament. I joined as organiser and a team-mate. We came up 2nd in the tournament. Proud of my team especially the girls they really were strong and determined to play. Big Ups to Caroline who sustained 2 major injuries while stopping the ball to getting any close to the goal. It was a great futsal competition. I’ll post some of the pictures when I get them.

Are You Ready?

My Astro is out. The decoder just went out dead on Friday night so thee was nothing much to do. I wasn’t in the mood to go out, as I was financially impaired cant wait for the pay to kick in. And there was just so much reading time I could do. So I started cleaning my stuff. Started organising my CD collect and then re-boxing my DVD collection. Also noticed that I was missing some stuff. Those who have my stuff better give my shit back.

Saturday was fine as cleaning took a big part of my time by evening was tired and mum was watching some Tamil VCD. Sunday, I woke up early to head for mass at St Johns’s. It was pouring heavily. Andrew wanted to tag along so we went to mass practically drenched from knee down. Funny thing Priscilla walked past me and I could only smile. She didn’t want to even want to look at me. Sunday was so boring. I couldn’t even catch the F1 on TV. So we had a lil LOTR race. While watching my mind started to wonder. How ready am I for War? I’m so definite that I’d be the very 1st killed if I was asked to go for war.

Which then made me wonder the scenario in Lebanon. How are the people living there? Are you Ready for war?

Beauty Pageant…

I noticed that they have been several beauty pageants and now they will be showing Ms Teen USA beauty pageant. I despise beauty pageants as I strongly believe that they just demoralise the image of a woman. Come on ladies, I believe you guys are much bigger and dignified than that. But have you thought what is the purpose of a Beauty Pageant? I see a bunch of ladies parading around in their evening dress, the swimsuit, etc. We crown them and then we never hear of them ever again.

I’m ok with song and dance competition cause they some what entertain you and at least serenade you with an after effect with an album or a dance programme. What do the woman of the crown do? Answer superficial questions on how they plan to stop the hunger in 3rd world nations. Of all the beauty pageants the only one I really think that doesn’t make sense is Ms Universe. How can you have a competition without any alien life force in the competition? U think I’m silly think about it. You already have Ms World why Ms Universe?

Diary: Week 33

Last week, I was back on the futsal training ground at Taman Megah training for the annual AKN Mtech Futsal Tournament. All the boys and girls from office came. We booked one court for 2 hours and we played in groups of 5, whoever scored 2 goals. I played defence and then goalkeeper, which is my favourite position. Did safe a lot of great goals but I must say I wasn’t that good. After futsal we headed to Ming Tein for drinks, had a big huge apple juice which was just RM3. I must say I slept real well last night but the next day I had pain in my inner thighs. Good god it was so hard to walk or sit.

Saturday something embarrassing happened to me, I woke up and only Dad was at home he was getting ready to go to work, he asked me if he should locked the gate. In my sleepy eyes I said yes. Good God how would that bite me in the ass. I got ready to head to Rizal place when I wanted to leave I noticed that my gate was locked when I searched for my key I couldn’t find it and then I remembered it was in my office drawer. There was no spare key in the house. I was trapped.

I called mum she was far away and couldn’t come back. Andrew was in tuition. So I had to postpone my thing with Rizal. Andrew was my saviour and came in at 12. I headed to Rizals place with Kevin. He has an amazing pad. His room has a recording studio. We did his cupboard; he had a lot of cool thing like his Star War Collectables, his Optimus Prime model and my favourite and his Thundercat Figurines. After doing his cupboard he headed to this nice Chinese restaurant for lunch.

After Rizals place I headed back to office. Everyone was geared up for the opening of EPL. Kevin bought a bucket of KFC for the RnD. Matt was around too to help monitor M1. M1 surprised us by telling that they will be putting our application on the big screen for their road show. So we had to make sure everything was smooth. There were many mistakes made and all of it will be discussed in the long Monday meeting that was for sure.

Merdeka ! Merdeka ! Merdeka !

I’ve lived in Malaysia for 26 years now and I’ve visited 13 out of the 14 states in Malaysia. I have friends of all races and I love their food and culture. Food especially. But what does it mean to be Malaysian. Most of all in this month of August I’ve tried to ask myself what does patriotism mean to me. I see flags everywhere and I await Yasmin’s Petronas advert to feel touched. There must be more to patriotism that this, so I though about my childhood.

When I was young I used to be excited about the parade and watch all the major companies march down along with the army, police. I would wake up early just to watch it now I just sleep in bed and I thank the government for the free holiday. I asked some of my friends what patriotism what it means and most of them say it means nothing. Some said its their to Malaysia. Which made me think what is Malaysia to me. I see Malaysia as a land of opportunity for the hardworking but I still oppression for my people. The people who helped us get liberated are now the people who are now the suppressors of equality and freedom.

Do me a favour ask yourself what patriotism means to you?

PRESS STATEMENT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Centre for Public Policy Studies (CPPS) Statement

On Government's Stance on Article 11

The Centre for Public Policy Studies (CPPS) would like to express its disappointment with the government's latest position on the forums held by Article 11 on the Federal Constitution. This current stance appears to be based on the mistaken assumption that public discussion on issues related to fundamental liberties will cause tension in our multi-racial and multi-religious society.

The CPPS would like to point out that these forums are not related in any way to the proposal to establish an Inter-Faith Council. Nowhere in the objectives of the coalition of NGOs comprising Article 11 is there any reference made to promoting inter-faith dialogue, much less an IFC - see Article 11's home page on the web which is open to all members of the public to view. At the same time, the actual substance of the Article 11

Forums - focusing on the supremacy of the Federal Constitution and its guarantee of rights for all Malaysians – has been manipulated and distorted by a small group of extremists to imply an attack on the position of Islam in the Constitution. Nothing can be further from the truth.

The three forums held by Article 11 this year have sought civil and rational discussion on crucial issues of fundamental liberties and rights. It is not Article 11 that is intentionally stirring up anger and tension among the masses but rather the small group of intolerant religious extremists that are bent on silencing Article 11, and coercing and intimidating the great majority of right thinking and fair minded Malaysians with their authoritarian tactics.

In a statement by our Prime Minister just two days ago, he said that Islam Hadhari would be able to showcase Islam as a tolerant and caring religion. Amongst the guiding principles of Islam Hadhari are to foster a "free and liberated people" and to ensure "the protection of the rights of minority groups". Putting an end to open dialogue such as that being conducted by Article 11 not only violates the principle of freedom of speech and _expression enshrined in the Federal Constitution but it also directly contradicts the principles and values of Islam Hadhari.

It is important at this point of our country's development for the advocates and protagonists of Islam Hadhari to make a stand on what the values of this new vision stand for: a tolerant, self-confident and progressive religion or one that is being hijacked by intolerant religious hardliners determined to impose their narrow and bigoted agenda, insecurities and interests on Muslims and non-Muslims alike.

The decision to end the Article 11 public forums sets up a negative precedent that will undermine our growing democracy. We also fear that this regressive move will encourage other minority groups of extreme views to pressure the government to alter policies according to their own interests, and bring about a retreat on the upholding of basic liberties. This will send the wrong signal to the public, who has welcomed the government's promise of a liberal and open society. That extremist groups can so easily influence the key socio-political policies and fundamental liberties of the country will not say much about the government's commitment to equally protecting the rights and freedoms of all groups in the country.

The CPPS hopes that the present decision is only a temporary one. We call on the Government to reconsider its decision based on an open, full and fair assessment of what has taken place with regard to the forums conducted by Article 11. This assessment should include not only an analysis of the role of Article 11 but also of the dissidents and troublemakers intent on disrupting and silencing the forums. We strongly support the Government in standing firmly behind the principles of the freedom of speech and assembly as enshrined in the Constitution, to not to give in to intolerant extremist groups, and to protect and not undermine or diminish the right of Article 11 and other similar organizations to exercising their democratic rights and freedoms.

Tan Sri Ramon Navaratnam

Chairman, CPPS 26 July 2006

Article 11

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The Federal Constitution and Human Rights Conventions commit the coalition of NGOs known as Article 11 to embracing, upholding and pursuing the realization of the following principles as guaranteed:

1. No citizen shall be discriminated on the basis of religion, race, descent, place of birth or gender

2. Parents (both mother and father) are equal guardians and have equal say in all respects of the upbringing of children

3. Children shall be protected from any form of discrimination on the grounds of religion and in all cases; the interests of children shall be paramount

4. The freedom of thought, conscience and belief for all persons shall be fully respected, guaranteed and protected

5. Every citizen has a responsibility to condemn discrimination and intolerance based on religion or belief

6. Every citizen has a responsibility to apply religion or belief in support of human dignity and peace.

Article 11 is fully committed to upholding those fundamental rights for all Malaysians regardless of religion, race, descent, place of birth or gender.

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26 July 2006

A press statement by Article 11, a coalition of Malaysian NGOs committed to upholding the fundamental rights of all Malaysians regardless of religion, race, descent, place of birth or gender.

*Article 11* is very concerned that the Prime Minister's statement reported in today's press, calling for a halt to *Article 11*'s public forums, is based on the widespread but mistaken belief that the coalition's activities are aimed at reviving the initiative to establish an Inter-Faith Commission (IFC).

*Article 11* would like to take this opportunity to clarify that the forums, entitled "Federal Constitution: Protection for All", are in no way related with the IFC initiative.

Rather, *Article 11*'s forums focus on the rights that the Federal Constitution, as the supreme law of Malaysia, guarantees to each citizen. The forums are also intended to highlight the concerns of civil society resulting from the plight of various individuals who are unable to obtain legal redress and who therefore suffer as a result of the current jurisdictional uncertainty in the courts. There is no discussion about the IFC in *Article 11*'s public forums or other activities.

*Article 11 *will seek a meeting with the Prime Minister to request further information about his concerns regarding the coalition's activities and to provide clarification on the misconception that links *Article 11* with the IFC.

*Article 11* takes note of the concerns of the Prime Minister. The coalition members will meet soon, and will carefully consider his advice in its discussions of its future plans.

CSI: New York

Anybody caught CSI: New York yesterday night. Great in it. Anybody wants to know why Stella Bonasera had that disgusted look on her face at the end of the episode. Click the link below. You’ll be surprised.


I was also touchged by the brotherly love... I miss my brother


http://www.cbs.com/primetime/csi_ny/aresanob/

Bon Voyage my Brother

My brother has finally left to what I do hope to make us proud to become what he always wanted to be a doctor. We left him at the airport yesterday at 6.15am. With heavy heart we saw him walk through those boarding gate to his future. But a string of coincidences happen which I thought was a blessing in disguise. It happened on Saturday, we were to meet Kelvin at Sg Wang for a farewell dinner. I, Alex and Andrew were headed to the train station when we meet Peggy Mama. I’ve not seen the lady for a year now she appears. She wished my brother the best of luck. Something I do hold quite dear to me.

We had a fun time in Sg Wang. We had lunch at Dome courtesy of Kelvin. Alex and Andrew had the Dome Beef burger, Kelvin had a Cajun chicken sandwich and I had my usual Roast beef sandwich. I love that dish. And for desert all of us had the brownie sundae…. Heaven.

After lunch we headed down to the DVD guy’s place but we were shocked to find that his shop has turned into a ladies boutique. The man was there and he told me that due to a new ruling where shops cannot sell DVD anymore so we were taken to the back of his shop which I felt quite dodgy and funny at the time. We placed our order and he told us to come back in about 20 minutes. So we headed down to Parkson to get Alex a new wallet. After browsing around we got one of those sets that came with a belt. We did some mischief as we exchanged on of the heads from another box. We then later headed back to the DVD guy got our stock and went to Lot 10 to do a lil window-shopping. Then we browsed through the Bintang Walk, KL Plaza and of course Starhill. By the time we were all done it was almost 4 pm.

We said our goodbye and we headed home. When we reached our sentul station we met Peggy Mama again, Alex made lil detour to his friends house to stock up some songs in his new MP3 player, which was Alex Birthday and Christmas gift from Kelvin. It was mass the next day where mass was celebrated by a French priest called Peter Pedro. He apparently was a resident of my parish. What was amazing he came by to the house that night gave Alex a travellers blessing.

Diary: Till 5 in the Morning

I was surprised to get a call from Mel inviting me to Poppy on Saturday. I called Yoges to see if he was in town but he was busy handling the Singapore National Day celebration. Apparently they have an Apache helicopters dancing to some song. Cool init. Nothing compared to Malaysian National day. Which seems to be lamer by every day.

I was at Poppy at 12-ish only to find that it was on of Mel’s friend’s party. No one cared to introduce me to anyone. That’s one of the reason I hate to go for these party you know no one, they all are Chinese and they see and Indian and ask themselves what is the ‘keling’ doing here. I was just like a fool sitting at the corner. Mel was a lil edgy that night. He was quite emotional. I wonder why? Mel kept telling everyone he rolled wit a bouncer and I was it. I felt used. I honestly wanted to leave but it’s been long time I’ve seen them and I was quite worried to leave him just like that.

Nick was there as well. He looked much happier. The brother is single again. So ladies its time to be promiscuous with Nick… hehehehe

The party ended at 4 which after poppy we headed to this shop called “Fei Por’ for Chicken rice. Amazing chicken rice and it came along with homemade fish ball soup. So tender meat accompanied with flavourful rice. Hmmm… very nice. Must make it a point to go there again. By the time all of this was done it was 5am. A quick bath I took my well-deserved nap.
Sunday morning I woke up at 10, got up to pay my bills and I needed to buy lunch. Feeding myself guilt that I’ve had too much red meat I headed to McD’s for some ol’ fashion fish o fillet. I noticed that the fillet now seem to be getting thinner. Headed home for some chores and my compulsory Sunday nap. That was my weekend.

Pussy Cat Dolls

I got a call from my COO that he had an extra ticket to see Pussycat Dolls in Sunway Lagoon. They weren’t ordinary tickets they were VIP tickets. Oh… I already could see myself next to Nicole or Melody as she serenades me with ‘Stickwitu’…. Licking back to reality. The tickets were passed to me via a blank envelope from Reshmonu’s people. Yes Reshmonu and me are close after the World Cup Party.

I was picked up from the office and we headed to Sunway. Surprisingly there were allot of kids in the concert. Young kids, I felt old being there. Most of them were in their skimpy beachwear. What amazed me was they could afford the tickets. Children these days are spoiled. Ticket prize was RM200 and 100, when I was at their age I don’t think I was allowed to attend such thing nor do I think I could afford the ticket. At that very moment I knew how Datuk Khalid feels

I came to the concert as 2 people, one as a music critic and another as a pervert. I’d be lying to you if I didn’t mention the other. The concert began with 2 Hitz fm dj trying to warm up the crowd. Knowing that there were kids in the crowd the has some really sexy games which I really deemed lewd for kids. Reshmonu opened up for the show with 2-brand songs form his new album, which should come out in November.

The show began with their latest hit Buttons. The girls could shake what God gave them I swear Nicole winked at me when she began her show. The show had it all dancing, sexy-ness and pyro. The re was no lip sync-ing done it was all 100% them. I cant elaborate more; you just had to be there to experience the lustrous Pussycat Dolls. After the concert I finally saw them as a gifted musician but not just another spice girls wannabe. Please note I’ve got Pictures of the show but I’ve got videos…..

Diary: 2 Movies and a Love Seat

This weekend most of my plans were postponed. I finally went and saw Pirate of the Caribbean’s 2. The content team had a organised a dinner and a movie last Wednesday. We had dinner at San Francisco Steak House at Damansara Intan. It was my first time at this establishment. I was expecting a fine dining experience but in return what I got what was a nice place where there were murals on the walls. It was pictures of San Francisco culture. The ambience was quite pristine with waiters eager to serve you hand and foot. The foot was exquisite; I had a dish called the cowboy steak, which was steak with baked beans, sausages (Mini cocktail) and a fried egg. Others has salmon steak, chicken with mushroom sauce. The dishes were very nice.

After dinner we headed to 1 Utama’s new wing. We had so much time to spare so we played some foosball with the girls. The movie was all I expected it to be. Swash-buckling to the very end. Oh Captain Jack Sparrow how I envy your miss-adventures. A must watch in my book.

The weekend saw me heading to a new place called The Curve at Damansara. The place is fairly new with not allot of shops open yet the atmosphere of the place was quite lively. The main attraction of the place would definitely be the place called ‘The Street” where it has lots of restaurants and small shops selling varieties of stuff from mugs to tashmina’s and I must say it was quite a reasonable price. I headed down to the next building where the new Cathay cinema was located. The whole building is empty except for the cinema space it has 10 screens for your viewing pleasure. The place hints ‘just for couple’ as when u hit to the concession stand there are lovers combo and such. In the cinema itself most of the seats are love seats for couple I believe to have their ‘space’

I watched the Lake House with a lady friend that day. I must say the movie is for the mature at mind. The Reeves Bullock combination was amazing… you felt the effect of the chemistry pass through the fabric of the cinema. I wont give much away but I must say a must watch in my books. You will definitely find a copy of it in my DVD collection.

Sunday I attended mass at St John’s I slept through mass as Father Amalanathan was speaking to himself. There was an incident where someone I knew tried to sneak pass me in church unnoticed. Shame on you. After mass I headed home and I had to start with my ironing early as in the evening I was to be at My Aunts place in Cheras for a family potluck. Oh how much I despise those people. But it was nice that I got to meet up Priya. It’s been awhile since I meet up with her and we caught up with good times.

Diary: Weekends Happening

The week was filled with fun and laughter... great right. I was supposed to meet ‘someone’ to watch Pirates of the Caribbean but I chickened out. But I got this surprising SMS from Shari asking me if I was free or not. Straight away I only could think of 2 scenarios she was calling me out 1. Cause she was in trouble; 2. She just needs the company. Both ways I was down to help her. We met at 2.30pm at Midvalley. It was so nice to see her. She looks much more hot now. We had lunch at Chillies where she bought (Finally…). We exchanged stories and we laughed our heads off. Its been a long time since I had this much of fun.

After Chillies I decided to head to MPH to get a new name cardholder as my previous one is all filled up. Along the way we noticed MNG was having a 70% sale. What hip and modern women would pass up a MNG sale? I haven’t met one yet anyway. My plan was to seduce Shari to get something from MNG but we both decided to play the same game. She seduced me to get some stuff from Zara. Zara had a further mark down sale, which was too hard to pass up. Shari got 2 sexy outfits to complement her from two of this outlets and I got 2 sweaters for myself from Zara. I enjoyed being the evil demon seducing Shari to spend all her money… hahahaha

Sunday saw the gathering of the Patrick’s at Mama’s place. It was a potluck session and everyone brought a dish. Mum made nasi briyani and pork curry. Aunt Bella made her famous prawn sambal; Annie tried my mum’s recipe of daging paprika, which was quite good, Uncle Tony did the chicken curry and some yong tau fu. But the highlight of the potluck was Auntie Pats mee-hoon goring. When we were young (nephew and nieces), Auntie Pat used to make the dish for breakfast. It was our favourite dish of all time. Now she hardly makes it. The party was to celebrate Alex farewell and Mitchelle birthday. We had a cake for tea.

Lil mike was there, apparently he fell again and his mouth had a deep cut. He came around showing his blister and trying to get as much attention he could get. He played with Jonathan till Uncle Tony left then kept showing his puppy dogface saying nobody wants to play with him. So I sat next to him and played with his building blocks. He was such a good boy. We made blocks of a goal post and we tried to shoot block through it. It was fun…

Animator Vs Animation

Guys,

You got to check out this stick man flash

http://media.dorks.com/images/Animator-Vs-Animation.swf

Diary: VIP Seats and a Tokyo Drift

Saturday: It was training week and the 3rd and 4th placing for the World Cup. Was so happy its coming to an end. The training was about creative thinking. How to think outside the box… bla, bla, bla. Food was good at the Armada Hotel. I do recommend those who wants to try it. They had a very nice nasi lemak set.

I attended the Asian Telecoms official launch. It was not the street party as what they told their guest months earlier. It was held in Modesto’s at Jalan P. Ramlee. I must say they brought out a bad impression at the start of their launch. The initially began bragging that it would be a street party then a week or so before the date they change it to Espanda and then later 2 days before the event they change it again to Modesto. Although Asian Telecoms are one of my servicing clients and some of them do read my blog I still stand at my statement that they only managed to give a bad 1st company impression.

I attended the party with my colleagues and one of them Joyce being my date for the evening. I was in the VIP area so all was paid for they had these models with jerseys around entertaining the guest. I got up close and personal with Ms Portugal. She was just 19, still young though. They had those he-she acts. They were dancing to Pussy Cat Dolls - Buttons and the Shakira song, Hips don’t lie. I was waiting for ‘Its Raining Men’ but that they didn’t play that. Over all it was a good party. Surprisingly I met a couple of MBSS seniors and an old friend of mine Matthew Mathan. He’s back from Middle East and just started with Astro and plans to start his own construction service. Biggie ups to him.

Sunday: More training but the activities were fun kept us in stitches as we really went wild with the activity. For example, a case study we were to stuck in half way trough a mountain top and 2 of your climbers are injured its up to you to go down hill to get help. You need to bring 14/37 items from your backpack for a swift get down. Oh yeah there is a storm head and there is a possibility of a stay over. We chose our items and we concluded that the guy was honoured by the Alaskan official for his bravery and declared 29th February as a public holiday. A movie was made of the hero and survivor’s fate thus giving them instant fame like Mawi

At night was the Hotlink Germany Finale Carnivale at Bukit Bintang. There was at least 60,000 people at the event. The event was organised very well. There were so many things to do. Magicians for the kid, some football wave thing, face painting, etc. Only at the carnivale I realised that PCD will be in Sunway, got to get Maxis to get me some tickets. I was seated in the VIP area where most of the artists were hanging out. Maxis out did themselves. They had this big tent with sofas and huge LCD screen TV’s everywhere. They had waiters walking around serving drinks and food from Regent hotel. I hanged out with Reshmonu, Disagree, Reefa, Sasi the Don and of course Flipsyde. They are all cool people very friendly especially Reshmonu. I watched the 1st half of the match and then I headed home

Monday: Was on leave, headed to Midvalley to meet Marcia for lunch and also to get my stock of contact lenses. Had a great bargain 6 months worth of contact lenses with a free sample of contact lenses and a free multi purpose solution for just RM150. Since I was already in Midvalley it was just common sense to catch a movie. I caught Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift. All I’ll say is very nice.

The Lina Joy Case: Right not infringed on

http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2006/7/4/nation/14732476&sec=nation

One does wonder what value does the Malaysian Constitutional rights have. The way I see all of this the government sees the non-muslim as a minority. Not that important, I hear them screaming from the newspaper if you don’t like it leave… I blame my fore fathers for this, when the government was created back then no one spoke out. I’m not sure if the ‘minorities’ knew what were the effects be or we they just clouded.

Diary: Week 25

I’ve been having a laid back week, nothing much to do besides negotiating new agreements with clients. I like haggling I’ve been brought up to haggle ever since I was young mum used to drag me around to her ‘shopping’ and one thing I noticed about my mum she was a very good haggler. She would be able to drop an items price by at least 60% off its original price. She was that good. So unintentionally it has kind of rubbed of on me. And recently I was in a seminar on how to negotiate with clients, the corporate way that is.

There are two other projects that I’m handling one being football (EPL, ISA, SPL, etc) and another is a personal favourite. I’m helping out with a colleague of mine to set up Singapore’s Cartoon Networks WAP Portal. I get to

The weekend I, Alex and Andrew hanged out at 1 Utama. We wanted to celebrate Alex farewell and Andrews’s educational achievement. We went to watch Cars. Yes I’m lil back dated in the movie area. As the world watches Superman Return from wherever he was I was watching Cars. I must say it was kind of a cool movie. Not as good as Nemo or the Incredibles. It was a male movie or if you like cars, A very simple story line, amazing graphics and the comedy to me was lil adult I doubt kids could understand ‘em in short it was like watching a race + pimp my ride.

After the movie we played some pool at the bowling arena. We had so much fun we lost track of time. After pool we headed to Chillis for dinner. The boys ordered whatever they wanted and we only headed back home after 11. We tried to get a cab but all we got was a bus. So we rode it all the way home…. Damm I need a car.

Oh yeah I forgot we took a cab to 1 Utama. The cab driver was listening to Light and Easy and it was playing a Tony Bennett song. I was singing along to the song till the cab driver asked if we were from overseas, then he asked my qualification and I lied to him saying I had a degree. The taxi driver later asked how my English was. Which then led me to composing the taxi driver’s daughters wedding speech. So along the way to the taxi ride I compose this mans speech and I hope he is happy with it. He asked for my mobile but I gave him a fake one. Last thing I need is someone calling me and asking for changes or adjustments.

Marina gave me the best gift I could ever asked for. It’s a lil lame but I really like it. She gave me postcards of Siti Nurhaliza. Yeah I already can hear u cursing me right now. She does have the prettiest smile. I find myself loosing myself in her eyes and all my worries fly away when I see her smile. So now I have her pasted all over my cubicle. And I smile often now…. Lame init