KL Urban Jungle Trekking

Hey guys. So, during my Deepavali break, I got the chance to hang out with Ruthresh and yea it was awesome! XD 

P/S: The photos are not in chronological order. 

This is Bukit Jalil LRT Station. 

Guess where this place is? 

Lot10 rooftop lift entrance. It gave me quite a unique impression bout this. 

And, here's the consequences of using a 5MP camera phone. XD 

Christmas is early this year....I think it's because of the Mayan predictions? XD

And you wouldn't miss the giant big red ball labelled Pavilion...every Christmas...every year. The decorations and ornaments just gets more and more, and the more there are, the merrier it would be!

Perhaps not of the 'pepper lunch' that I expected. Basically, it's rice, with corn, with onion leaves, butter and a few chunks of meat...on a plate...which is hot. With a price of RM15, it doesn't come with drinks! (well, there's self service cold water dispenser) 

KLCC elevators. 

In case you got lost, here's some help. 

they look stiff and bare...

This is Ruthresh attempting to cross the road. 

This is a picture of Ruthresh and Winser cam-whoring on the road. 

This is another picture of Ruthresh and Winser cam-whoring in front of the Mercedes Benz showcase centre. (sorry for the picture being upside-down)

Happy belated Deepavali or in advance(2013)

Sg Besi LRT station. The tracks on the left are for the KTM, 

while the elevated tracks are for the LRT

Sometimes....too big ain't too good. XD

Merry Christmas.... gold & glitter and let it snow! 

A wardrobe? no. It's a lift on the Lot10 rooftop. 

Don't be naughty....or else there'll be no present for you. 

                                                    Regards, 

                                                       Santa

Pavilion KL, Christmas. 2012

I like the marks on the butt. XD 

Is anybody gonna explain to me 

why on Earth SK II is the only booth on the main atrium?

hi!

Ruthresh posing with the Pepper Lunch. 

Cinderella and the chariot. 

Chandelier, Pavilion, KL

Christmas decorations at Fahrenheit 88. It's pretty quiet there. 

A river which I have no idea what its name is. Gombak? Klang?

KL Tower.

Geography saved us!

Look at the figures carefully. Still, you get your change back. 

This would be the perfect place to dump dead bodies into the river underneath. 

KL Tower

Starbucked! XD I will share some important stuffs on what I read about Starbucks if I have the time. 

Masjid Jamek.

Sungei Wang Plaza. 

Tengkat Tong Shin.

My second boost of caffein.

Christmas 2012

Merry Christmas, folks!

Finally, after much anticipation....I've got the chance to meet up with 2 of my primary school buddies, Dylan Lee and Shu Weng. Oh Yeah!

We had Gui Ling Gao at Gong Woh Tong, then the arcade, then pool, then Starbucks, then some Soju.
19.5% alcohol.....WOWOOOOOOO~~.....ok. I'm not drunk. XD

I got lost when Shu Weng tried to explain to rules of the game. 

Though not able to shoot many balls, but personally I think pool would be a game of wisdom (personal thought). It's different from other physical sports (badminton, swimming, etc), nor it is like cards or games. Pool teaches you to reach out for a new perspective, to look at thing from a different angle. And, the trickiest part: precision, which I never got a hold of it. In another way, you get to apply some of your concepts in Physics. Because the cue is not directly facing a red ball (which you have to hit first) doesn't mean that you can't...and of course, vice versa. 

We had a chat on our personal experiences on National Service as well as the Australian defense system and stuff like that. #gunz hehe

P/S: I'll get back to the Starbucks series. XD

After that, we challenge ourselves to some alcohol....the Korean soju....served chilled. and yea...we chatted again. I think the soju was a great worth of money....not because (just a little) of the 19.5% alcohol content, but the complementary tidbits and soup served together. and... yea...we chatted again and again.

We talked about Christianity and Buddhism and other stuffs. and we went along pretty well.

Merry Christmas...and God bless...happy birthday, Lord. 

and for this year's pick of Christmas song (last year's was White Christmas) is 

Merry New York Christmas. 

I think the lyrics displays the true meaning and spirit of Christmas...

which is all about Him. 

"hear the sidewalks angel's echo....Hallelujah"

“How many observe Christ's birthday! How few, His precepts!” 

                                                           ― Benjamin Franklin

Lost & to-be-Found and Christmas

To anyone who reads (probably just me...)...anyway...

Merry Christmas. May you have bright days ahead of you. I know I've been not so keen in updating this "blog" and it's kinda lame. The fact is, I have no idea what I'm supposed to write. There 5 days left (just ignore the time posted at the end of this post, b'cos it's wrong) to end year 2011 and so far, everything is peaceful, no bloodshed at least. This is the last year I'm in secondary school and everything ahead of this milestone seems complicated. I have no idea what I wanna/I'm gonna be; I can't choose which A-level (or equivalent programs) in which institute. Dad, Mum and I kept arguing and discussing.

If I dream of becoming a lawyer, dad says, I MUST go for STPM (4th toughest exam on earth, based on Arull) in order to avoid the Certificate for Legal Practice (CLP) which all Law (LLB) graduates from private universities (local and foreign) MUST sit. The passing rate for CLP is very low, and hence, Dad freaks out.

If I dream of becoming an accountant, dad says, I MUST go for Sunway College Foundation in Accounting or CAT, then proceed to ACCA. Altogether takes 3 years. I'm a Science student. I have no clue what is Accountancy or what is it about. At least, I think it's a job that deals with money.

In my dad's time, people have limited resources and choices. My dad became an engineer.
In my time, people have excess resources and choices. I'm lost. See how does "I'm fine with everything" phrase kill people?
Indecisiveness, the crucial part for a child, that saves time, and time is life.
Preparedness, the essential segment for parents, that saves time, and time is money.

Basically, I can do anything.

"Wrong, my son," Mum said "When I was your age, I was like you, too. You're not brilliant, but you have a large learning capacity."

The moment when parents say "Nevermind la!", is the time they're uncertain of how things would turn up to be, or they're just being overconfident. Another misconception from a parent: Whatever we studied at your age was tougher than what you learn today." The worst part? Nobody listens, and keep on being wrong.

Life is complicated. If you notice, not all information are tucked into those stacks of brochures that you got. It feels like my future that lies in your hand is nothing but just good business. (sounds like Pirates of the Caribbean 3, eh?).

If you guys notice that I've been posting "inbox me any number and see what I say about you" s, it is really kinda fun to lay back and contemplate the moments we had together. In the meantime, spreading loves and "true words" in a nice way to fill up my emptiness (both soul and time). By the way, I reserved the word "special" just for "you". And there comes the feeling again.

There're a few great movies that I've watched during the holidays:

I spent my afternoon cleaning up my desk during Christmas, and in Times Square with my family. I think, people should have gatherings in their houses, instead of looking for parking spaces, queuing up for food, avoiding from flashing cameras (I'm one of 'em with the cameras, but mum don't allow me to take pictures of people), and squeezing through the crowd. I think, more quality time should be spent among family members and friends. Roast turkey, anyone?

This year's (2011)theme for Christmas (my pick) : White Christmas (I know it's not snowing in Malaysia)
2010: Winter Wonderland
2009: Last Christmas
2008: Come All ye' Faithful