When I saw the trailer for the first time I was not that keen to watch the movie but after I watched the trailer again in the telly then I realised the beauty and attraction of the movie. The thing for sure, both Nicole and Hugh looked gorgeous in that movie. See it to believe it! For those of you out there who have not yet have the chance to watch the movie, you must grab the opportunity to watch it. It's a must-see movie!

" In northern Australia at the beginning of World War II, an English aristocrat inherits a cattle station the size of Maryland. When English cattle barons plot to take her land, she reluctantly joins forces with a rough-hewn stock-man to drive 2,000 head of cattle across hundreds of miles of the country's most unforgiving land, only to still face the bombing of Darwin, Australia, by the Japanese forces that had attacked Pearl Harbor only months earlier. "


The romantic scene in the movie...


One of the character in the movie...we laughed whenever we saw his scenes - the way he pose/stand...see it yourself! He's f.i.e.r.c.e.

Yes! At last, I got myself a single reflex lense (SLR) camera. It's Sony A300 and it cost me RM2499. I love it. I just love it. Currently, I'm spending my time discovering the functions available in the camera and...photoshoot!



Gotta go guys...have some photoshoots to do...Bye!

What does my birthday mean? I got this from FaceBook and it says...

"You are so confident that sometimes you forget about the people around you. If you have to be in one of the two teams, you will choose to be in the winning team. On the other hand, you are kind and caring but above all, you care for your own benefits. Your imagination is unique and often gets implemented shortly after it comes across. Your Love, You will not get soft with the one you don't really like, no matter how hard he/she tries. But once you feel for someone you have chosen, there's no getting back."

Is this really true? I dunno. I just do this for fun...btw, the attributes that I put in bold are the ones that I think true for me. Haha!!

Last Saturday (6th Dec), my friends and I went to KKbox karaoke. Prior to that, I accompanied my friend to the handphone shop at Wisma Merdeka to get his newly bought handphone fixed. There were quite a number of customers at that time. My friend handed his phone to one of the staffs and being told that the phone will be ready within an hour. So, while waiting for the phone to be ready, we went to a restaurant to fill up our empty 'tank' because we were going to have other agendas later that day.

We ordered our food and waited for it. The waitress told us that our food will be ready within 17 minutes. She was so sure that it will only take 17 minutes for the food to be served on our table. One of my mischievous friends started to set the timer in his phone. We waited and waited and waited...it was already 30 minutes since we ordered and still our food were not yet ready. At last, 45 minutes later, the waitress brought the food to our table.

The waitress: These are your pizza, sir.
Me: Thanks (sarcastically) but I think I'm already full waiting for the food.
The waitress: Sorry sir. They're too many customers and we don't have enough staffs right now.
Me: (Looked around the restaurant)...

Don't have enough staff? She said that to me? Excuse me but I have my specs on and I saw not less than 5 staffs just standing still without anything to do. She said they didn't have enough staff? Quite angry, we had our meal and suddenly we realized something missing - our side orders were not yet served. We called the waitress and asked for our side orders. She briskly walked to the kitchen and came back few minutes later with our side orders. She then apologized. Apology accepted? I don't think so because she served us with the wrong dishes! She took back the dishes and replaced it with the ones we ordered. *Sigh*

I called the waitress for the bill. She showed us the bill and I looked at the service tax. It was RM7.

Me: The service tax is RM7?
The waitress: Yes sir.
Me: We don't want to pay for it since the service is very lousy.
The waitress: Hehe...cannot lah sir.
Me: But we have to wait for almost one hour for the food to be ready.
The waitress: Alaa....sorry sir.
My friend: I want to see your supervisor now.

The waitress gave us a very annoying look and walked away from our table to call her supervisor. Then the supervisor came.

Supervisor: Yes sir? Is there anything wrong?
Me: Yes, there is. Our food came late and we don't want pay for RM7 service tax. Your service is not good.

The supervisor then called the waitress who took our orders and had a private talk with her not that far from our table. The supervisor was not happy with the issue. The supervisor came back to our table...

Supervisor: We are so sorry sir. We promise this is not going to happen again. You don't have to pay for the tax. We can give you free pizza if that's OK with you.
My friend: Nope. Never mind. We're OK. No need to bribe us with free food. Just improve on your service.

We went out from the restaurant. I think they're so shock to have male customers who can be bitchy like the female counterparts and very meticulous as well as demanding. Haha...Customer's right bah! Later that night, after the karaoke session, we felt hungry and we're so regret to refuse the offered free pizza. *So damn silly* So, we ended up having our supper at a mamak restaurant before we proceed to our late night activity - clubbing!

Grandma came all the way from Tambunan to KK to attend my cousin's wedding and she stayed at our house for a couple of weeks. I didn't get the chance to attend the wedding because I was still having my final exam at that time. When I got back to KK, grandma told me about the wedding and based from her description of the wedding, it sounded like my cousin had a grand wedding reception. Too bad, I missed it. Never mind, I'll wait for the video and the photos of the ceremony.

So, grandma and I had a grandmother-grandson conversation in the living room. I knew that she will bring about the same topic. Marriage. Nevertheless, being a filial grandson, I sat down with her and went through the conversation.

Grandma: Bah, bila lagi kau mau kawin? Si anu suda kawin. Kau bila lagi? Jangan kama lambat2.

Me: Ala...palan2 bah tu. Sia mau sambung blajar lagi mangkali ni. Lepas tu baru kawin.

Grandma: Tia payah la sambung blajar lagi. Lepas kau abis ni trus kau kerja. Trus kawin.

Me: Hehe...tingu la dulu ni.

Grandma: Kawin la waktu kau masih muda supaya bila kau sudah tua nanti, anak-anak kau pun suda besar.

Me: Mmbah...

Grandma wanted to extend the conversation but I quickly changed to another topic. Sorry grandma. However, grandma had the points. She wanted me to have children a.s.a.p but she still have the traditional mindset - first degree is enough - but I wanted to have at least a Masters degree. I guess she still have the thought that with the first degree, one can be considered as a succesful person. It was. Now, everything's changed my dear grandma.

About the marriage. Sabar la grandma. The time will come and just wait for it. When I'm financially secured then I will tie the knot. Don't you worry. I promise that I will not take a very long time to get married but I shall think about it thorougly. Marriage is a holy matrimony. Marriage is a covenant between one man and one women that was designed and ordained by God and therefore cannot be taken for granted. Marriage means you have to spend you life with your wife/husband for the rest of your life. 'Until death do us apart' remember? So, marriage is also about making a wise choice and decision.

Speaking of marriage, I knew for a fact that a number of my acquaintances (who are at same age like me) got married and even already have children. Some even planning to get married soon. Very soon. For my friends who are getting married, I congrats all of you and I pray for your lifetime happiness. As for me, you all have to wait for my invitation cards. Haha! The thing for sure, it ain't gonna be too soon.

Yesterday, I felt so damn bored at home. The only I thing I did was watching tv. That's it! At about 2pm my friend called me and invited me to join them to play futsal. Since I had no other things to do later that evening, I decided to join them. We went to Suria futsal centre. It's located next to the port and ferry terminal. The rate is RM75/hour.

We started our match at 7 pm and we finished 1 hour later. The match was damn tiring! I never felt that tired before. Blame my low stamina and fitness level. Running all over the futsal court really made me sweaty and I went out the court a couple of times to drink while the rest continued playing for the whole 1 hour. My team won and I contributed 3 goals. Yeah!!!


Dieny and I after the match...


OMG...I was sooo exhausted!


The bruise that I got from the match...it turned blue after a while.


Suria Futsal Court...will go there again....

As for today, I went to the new bowling center in 1borneo together with my friends. I assumed the new bowling center would be something like the ones in KL - nice lanes, nice interior, etc. I was wrong!! Since it is newly open (mind you, it was supposed to be open for public in May this year....) and it looks very empty, I can accept the fact that there are still many empty lots in the bowling center. BUT.....I simply can't accept the condition of the lanes. Horrible! Not up to my expectation. Sorry. The lanes in CPS Bowl (the one in Center Point) are much better than the ones in 1Borneo. The lanes look 'rough'. The machines got jammed and I guess it might not be new machines. We played 3 games and we had to switch lanes for 3 times! The reason? Jammed machine....The only bonus point for the new bowling center is that I can get student rate by just showing my matric card to the cashier and I will be only charged RM3.50/game. Quite cheap eh?