When I was listening to the musics in my playlist which until now I couldn't listen finish all of them(14Gb of songs..haha), I found this song which suit many of us who wanted to change the world - Change, by Sean Kingston. I like the song very much as the lyrics is just so familiar and matching. Well, before we can change the world, we have to change ourselves. We have to be more hardworking, brave to challenge our studies/work/society problems, determine on what we want to achieve and gain wisdom to face all future obstacles. If we are not a good example for others, who will believe on what you are saying? Maybe, these are the words I am throwing back to myself. But, I am sure many of you might be facing part of these obstacles in life. 2009 is coming in few days time. My readers, let's set a whole new resolution for 2009! We must breakthrough our problems! I suggest that not only to set it in our mind but also write them down on a piece of checklist, look at it time to time to check on our progress. 2009 is a victory year for us although it is a recession year. Strive for victory! Fight on!
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Monday, December 22, 2008
Baba & Nyonya
I have visited the Baba & Nyonya Museum at Heeren's Street, Malacca weeks ago. Just wanted to share with you all the pictures taken.

This is the sleeping Buddha's statue which can be found in there. (Sleeping Buddha hor...no wrong right?)

This is the close up of the fish sculpture I found there. A bit shaky as I didn't bring my tripod.

The long long ago house is all with this kind of long corridor as their house is really long. So, they normally will have a very large dining place at behind there(for big family)

This is their clothes last time. Of course not as big as the one framed up. But, the design is nice.

This is a mini Victoria House, very tiny in size. I took the close up with my macro lens

Then this is one of the old buildings that you can easily found in Malacca.

This is the sleeping Buddha's statue which can be found in there. (Sleeping Buddha hor...no wrong right?)

This is the close up of the fish sculpture I found there. A bit shaky as I didn't bring my tripod.

The long long ago house is all with this kind of long corridor as their house is really long. So, they normally will have a very large dining place at behind there(for big family)

This is their clothes last time. Of course not as big as the one framed up. But, the design is nice.

This is a mini Victoria House, very tiny in size. I took the close up with my macro lens

Then this is one of the old buildings that you can easily found in Malacca.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Shots to be shared
Yea, I still blogging about my Bukit Tinggi trip. Just a short one, posted 2 B&W pictures and 1 night shot by my brother. Enjoy!

This is so Europe-like... My personal thoughts la...

And this last picture is by my brother with the camera he gave me. Thanks again kor!

This is so Europe-like... My personal thoughts la...

And this last picture is by my brother with the camera he gave me. Thanks again kor!
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Colmar Tropicale Part II
Here is the 2nd part of my trip. This time, the pictures are the buildings or infrastructures of Colmar Tropicale. Welcome to France.

Look, there's swans!

There are actually black swans as well, but I didn't post them here.

Their street-view.

The staircase's design?!?!

The misty and rainy street-view.

There's where the swans move around.

This is a real REAL Gingerbread House. I didn't notice it until Clarissa told me. So, I went and sniff the ginger smell of it and took a picture! Thanks Clarissa!

This is another view there.

The buildings there...

Another upcoming building, I think it is another nice place to stay in the future!

Blue building


The bridge there.

View of the bridge from lower ground.

This is the end of part II. Hope I still have the time to post more in the next few days as I wanted to buy a book to read soon.

Look, there's swans!

There are actually black swans as well, but I didn't post them here.

Their street-view.

The staircase's design?!?!

The misty and rainy street-view.

There's where the swans move around.

This is a real REAL Gingerbread House. I didn't notice it until Clarissa told me. So, I went and sniff the ginger smell of it and took a picture! Thanks Clarissa!

This is another view there.

The buildings there...

Another upcoming building, I think it is another nice place to stay in the future!

Blue building


The bridge there.

View of the bridge from lower ground.

This is the end of part II. Hope I still have the time to post more in the next few days as I wanted to buy a book to read soon.
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