A wonderful Job in Malaysia

I ask:
How are you in Malaysia?

Siti said:
Well... I’m good, my master work very hard for me to stay in a big house with full furnish and full of air-conditioned, enjoying 50” Plasma TV with surround sound system...my master become my driver too (but sometime is a she and sometime is a he) with Mercedes S class, sometime with BMW 5 series and sometime with a very small car...only for two, and some more they call it “smart”. I’m always have chance to go for window shopping.... eat in a big restaurant and have change to go for travelling too! You know.... the best thing is... I no need to pay for anything!!

I said:
Wow... you are so good in life... what kind of job you are doing?

Siti said:
I’m a “INDONESIAN MAID” la...

Me:
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Happy Moon Cake Festival

A beautiful moon cake always created by a good and beautiful mold.
A wonderful future always start from our positive mind & soul.

Happy Moon Cake Festival to all Malaysian & global nation.

Malaysian WALL-E

Is it a public phone? Is it an "Ah Long" advertisement counter? No, is Malaysian "WALL-E".
No need to wait until year 2700, we already have our own Malaysian "WALL-E".

Why we have this kind of "WALL-E"? Why? Why? Is this the problem of our education? Maybe you will say..this is usual and normal in everywhere. But will Japanese do that? Why?

“嘛辣“文凭

10％？ 30％ ？100％？？ 我也不会要， 因为拥有一张“嘛辣“文凭
我将会抬不起头来，只有甘榜化的政府才会请“嘛辣“文凭的人工作。
你们不要国际化，只要甘榜化，那就让你们走向灭亡吧！

但，请不要用纳税人的金钱来建造你们的坟墓！

The Secret Box

I’m a Malaysian. I’m respect all the religions and I love all the religions, because I believe that all the religions are good. But unfortunately, some people from some religions are not really respect each others.

Don’t become an ostrich, when come to problems ... we face it and solve it through civilize communications. We are a mature thinking nation. Again, unfortunately ... our “leaders” are not mature enough when come to some issue that they always call “sensitive”.

Long time ago. There is a family, a father and his son stay in a kampung. Their relationship are good but sometimes there still have some arguments. When come to arguments. his father will point to his son ... and said: “ don’t try to touch the box under my bed!” if not the whole kampung will destroy. Because the box was very very “sensitive” and danger.” So the boy always imagine the box is a monster or a ghost will coming out when he open it. But then, the boy was still always curious about the box under his father's bed for so many years until now.

One day... he try to find out what’s the secret inside the box.... he pull out the box slowly..... then unlock the box slowly... suddenly.. his father come in and scold him “ bad boy you! I told you not to open the box! why you refuse to do so... Why!!! you want to challenge me?? or you want to destroy our village!!” The boy feel so sad and say to his father... “No father... I’m not trying to challenge you or want to destroy our village .. I just want to know... what.. actually inside the box..?? Can you tell me what will happen if the box was opened??”

Then his father said: “son....actually... I’m also don’t know what was inside the box”. Because my father (your grandpa) also try to stop me for knowing what is inside the box, I feel fear... they said is “sensitive.”

Finally... they both decide to open the box together. ....acccccggeekkkk..... when they open up the box... nothing inside but only one piece of paper and have a word. The word is.... “RESPECT”.

After they discovered the secret... their relationship is being more closer and more understanding. And the best part is no more fear or "Sensitive". They even share this word to the whole kampung. Everybody living in a harmony way because of the first step to discover the "sensitive" box.

Light of Love

多多爱亲人， 多多爱朋友， 多多爱环境，多多爱社会， 多多爱工作， 但， 最重要的还是要多多爱自己，才有能力去爱他人。

Photography by Yew
Title: City of Love

Wishful

It was only in 1888 that Father Sorin built the first church after staying here for 12 years. Fr. F.P. Sorin died on 26th July (St. Anne's Feast Day), 1907, in Teluk Wang But he was buried at the entrance of St. Anne's old church at Bukit Mertajam.

Through the years, this event attracted the attention of people far and wide. Thus, a tradition that survives even to this day was born.

This led to the Feast Day of St. Anne becoming the occasion for a major annual pilgrimage in which thousands take part from all over the region and even from as far away as Australia.

Although I'm not a Catholic church member but will go to make a wish if I have the chance.

26 of July this year... do you have a wish?


Photography by Yew
Title: Wishful