Happy Earth Hour

After the call last night, I decided to take Puan Anita and the boys to KLCC to sample Earth Hour. The place was crowded and we ended up spending the time at a balcony of a restaurant overlooking the event.

Probably a better choice. And of course, the lights at the restaurant were out. Well mostly. We enjoyed our dinner by the candle light .....

This Is News

I couldn't resist it when my cousin put up a message on Facebook about this explosion on the toilet seat at the Rampai LRT station, injuring a 22-year-old. I just couldn't describe whether to feel sad, angry or laugh out loud. Such was the state of the social ill in the country. I'm sure it wouldn't be funny it it were to happen to you.

The Final Journey

While my Grandmother's jenazah was being prepared for burial, I took the opportunity to mingle around and catch the atmosphere through my camera.

Since I didn't want to appear too distracting, I used my iPhone instead and processed the captures into black and white for dramatic effect. The camera nearly ran out of juice as all together I took close to 150 snaps.

Now that I had the chance to look through the snaps, I decided to put in some narrative hole the memory was still fresh. I have therefore dedicated a whole page for the slideshow. I would put up choices of either to go through the pictures sequentially with some narration, or breeze through them randomly through a flash slideshow.

Most of the stuffs are up and running now. Just press here to get to the page, I called "Dadi's Final Journey". Enjoy.

Budget for April

After Puan Anita left to pick the boys up from school, I hang around Bangsar Village and soon found myself at my favourite spot. The Starbucks outlet at Bangsar Village.

I only had a drink because I was still full, and set out doing my budgeting for April. As usual, I predicted that I would be broke within the next 10 days ......

Morning with Puan Anita

Puan Anita followed me to the hospital today, to have a check-up on her knee. She had been having pain on it for some time, and this morning, it suddenly flared up again. I managed to get one of my Orthopaedic friends to have a look at it, and all was sorted.

After sorting out my ward patients, we went out for late breakfast in Bangsar. I needed to get some groceries done as well as sorting out some paperwork. Wow! Even at 10.30 am, Chawan and the Telawi area was already full. I used to envy people who worked on their own. Now that I was sort of in a similar position, I appreciate it a lot more.

Back to clinic in the afternoon however.