Land of the chinese popstars

Flying to Taiwan this very Sunday. So some have said I would be "lost" in Taiwan considering my taste rather lies in British bands? And also the demoralising fact that, OKAY, I do admit I'm a banana. LOL

6 days and 5 nights. Tai Chung, Taipei, Mt. Alishan and so on. Haven't really studied the itinerary. Lots of good food though I've heard.

Oh, my doctor said that Teresa Teng's grave site would be a nice place to go to. It seems it's a piano key type design, and when they keys are stepped, it sounds. WHOH

Good food, good weather ( just 2 degrees or so lower than my air con ), and good scenery, what could dampen my moods? ( well the previous post could be a hint )


Anyway, it's 30th flying off and 5th flying back.

All for believing

Dilemmas and more dilemmas.


I saw this coming. WTH. From the minute they called to come. Convincing as they were, I was not convinced. Never did it cross my mind that I would want to do it all over again. Not for myself at least. I have a reason to do it now though.

For them.


Should I? Or shouldn't I?

I have time to ponder. Ponder I shall.



- all for believing -

Akhirnya tamat, tersesat di larkin pula

As the exams finally closed off with accounts today, euphoric cheers rang all over town (cs). Well, I was there. I am a normal human doing the norm of people my age. LOL. Going to cs. Went for lunch with the twins.

KONG + KONG = KONG2?


McDonalds was where we had lunch. Followed them to popular after. Man so out of place at the chinese section. Could make out some words though.

Er wo bu hui du hua yi?


Headed off to Larkin soon after. Trainings. Took a bus. This would be where the fun started. I sorta got lost. Okay so maybe I was er kinda experimenting different routes to take? Not one of my shiny moments.

Took a wrong turn after getting down from the bus. Thought I could be able to get back to the road heading to the stadium, instead, I went further from it. I was at a junction nearer to the futsal court than the stadium. (they are around 3 km apart btw)


Asked directions from a very very bemused old lady. What?, a young boy can't get lost and not be embarrassed to ask? XD


Reached in one pirce finally. Went for the psychology talk session. On how to prep for competitions. The session was okay on a whole apart from the 'rojak" language.



And yeah, the tittle for this post is in malay as I have a newfound interest in malay songs. SHEILA ON 7!



- TO THE LESS DOMINANT BUT STILL BAHASA NASIONAL -