Hold your horses Hulk, December is coming to an end. Before we proceed with the photos, firstly, I want to thank all my blog readers for your support, without you I won’t be writing at all. Secondly, I have to apologize if I ever offended you in any way. Thank you, stay cool and welcome …
I am suppose to upload the December’s post today… Don’t worry, I’ll do both just to make sure things are done.
First, about the LX3 project – it is officially halted. Why? I had my priorities shifted… I’ve been handed with an important project on my desk job. Me being dumb and inexperienced is currently facing unprecedented amount of responsibilities on the job role.
Lately, I’ve been spending more time on my day job instead of doing photography or chasing back my anime backlogs. A mission impossible was handed over to me and I have no choice but to make a miracle out of nothing. Hey at least we’re doing something right? Anyhow, move on to the monthly photo journal. …
Kickstarting the month with something extra high cholesterol – Morganfield pork ribs. A simple “delicious!” could not do any justice to these magnificently barbecued ribs unless you try it yourself.
Photo taken at the indoor sports centre of Malaysian Bible Seminary. It was established in 1978 and you can obviously notice it from the retro style of the buildings and facilities.
I had this post in my draft for almost a month. One should never ever underestimate the force of procrastination.
Pre-GST laptop shopping lol. The official implementation of the Goods and Services Tax has caused quite a buzz in the market especially the end consumers. No comment on how the government will utilise the collected funds if you know what I mean. We as a consumer, should understand how the GST actually works instead of just …
As I’m writing this post, looking at the photos taken during the month gave me a feeling as if March has being a really long month. Yeah, we’re in April and still get to see lunar new year related photos. – Yee Sang during company’s Chinese New Year dinner. The act of mixing all the …
