First of all a big apologize for the seldom and almost never update on my blog. Happened something on me not long ago after my last post, and thing gotten pretty bad. So i need time to heal myself up which during this healing time i’d engaged myself with work…work also hanging out with friends and colleagues. At times like this, friends and families are really the most important. During this period, was very touched at one moment when there’s a friend of mine purposely made a call all the way from Leeds to me to ask how am i. The feeling that time really can’t be describe with any words….but, i really wanna thank this friend of mine for her concern on me, if u see this, u know who u r
Will surely be resuming and decided to revive my blog again, it won’t be long! Thanks for the support from those who still drop by here once in a while and visit though i did not make any update..
2nd day at bangkok, woke and gathered around 10am. Had the breakfast which was included as part of our hotel package. Then went down get each of ourselves a big bottle of water to prevent ourselves from being draining off from the heaty weather. After that grabed a cab and headed straight to our first bangkok destination - The Grand Palace.
As soon as we reached the entrance of the grand palace, a lady approached us and volunteered herself to be our guide (need to pay lah of course) so the total of the entrance is 300 Baht per person and 500 Baht for the tour guide, inclusive of a very trendy long pants to wear during the tour. (yalah! all the visitors are require to wear long pants, if not…then u have to get from them)
Riding a daytona like perdana v6 limo, 3 of us reached LCCT airport on Wednesday 17th Sept 2008, time 1920 which was in less than 45mins time. Checked our flight number and confirm our air tickets, checked in our luggage (Damn! RM 10 bucks!!!). After all are done, took pictures before taking off for the memorable moment. And here are the 3 main actors….ya..so that we can have a before and after trip comparison, hehe~
Some of u might be familiar with the following questions which u got from a company. For those who don’t know, well..it’s a default (template) question asked by a blog advertising company when u are suspected to have fraud clicks or maybe when requesting for the earning’s cash out.
I m saying this not because i m bias on them, but seriously by looking at those question itself really u can feel how stupid those questions are…and few days ago i went to a forum and saw a template answer being written for the forumers to have a guide on how to answer them and i found though is funny but is quite true…So here u goes.
btw, those question sounds as below…
Are you involved in any site traffic programs to drive traffic to your website? This includes paid links
Do you have any statistics or data that suggests suspicious activity on your website?
What Internet Service Providers do you use?
What is the total number of computers that you use to access or administrate your blog?
Is there anyone else that maintains your blog for you or is involved in its administration, or creating content for the blog?
Are your earnings from blog revenue shared among a few people, or are you the only beneficiary?
Do you believe there is anyone who may want to sabotage your ability to earn from your blog? Do you know which country they are located in, or do you have any of their details (eg blog URL, username on other online services).
Last 2 days i’d turned into a paintman, helping my buddy Thomas who recently bought a unit in Aseana Puteri Condominum in Puchong. Yeah, the condo developed by IOI which i talked about the Parking Lot Case on my last few post. The default paint of the unit doesn’t look very satisfying and there are plenty of stain on it. So he decided to paint it again and there came in me to lend him a hand.
It has been many many years since i last touch a paint roller or brush, same goes for Thomas. So we did not expect any good outcome from our paint results, eventhough we are using waterpaint, hehe
Once reached his unit in the morning, immediately we start mixing the 5 litre paint with water, decide who to paint which wall and gets our hand dirty. It wasn’t long after we finished painting the first layer of those walls and before we can start the second layer, at least 1 - 2 hours time we had to let it to dry. So we proceed with the painting on the edge of the wall. Again wasn’t long and we done our part (faster than we expected), we went out for our lunch. Now the great part happended here
Ahhh~ it’s already the 4th day i’d been start working, and being a typical new comer of a company like me came early always. It had been 2 days among these days that i was the first who reached the office and the door wasn’t even open yet. I already can foresee myself will come to office later by later If it wasn’t for the parking i would have already done the same already! hehe~
Anyway, last 2 days i can’t online at all in my house. Firstly i thought it was their so call “service upgrade” again that cause it, but then it still happended at the 2nd day which was yesterday. So i called up TM and found out that they freaking put my line inactive! I knew this will happen! Ah come on, is not that i did not pay my bill! Is just their perfect change of account numbering system thing. Will tell the whole story once i settle it with TM and that’s during today’s lunch hour!
How long has it been? Hmm…i’d resigned from my previous job since end of Apr 2008..yup yup! That’s the time when i started doing fulltime freelance. It had been 3 months and it’s going to be the end of the 4th. Well let’s see, being a fulltime freelance does really has its advantages, like u will have all the time u need, no more waking up at 9am and work till 6pm or similar, sometimes even have to OT without having any extra pay. U could take a break anytime u feel tired or stuck with ideas. No more bossy boss etc, one work - Freedom, and that’s what i feel for a fulltime freelancer
Watched the Bejing Olympic 2008 opening ceremony last Friday? What do u think? I think that the whole ceremony performance were splendid! Great job to the folks at China. Each and every performance had their very own meaning, i personally like the scene where the performers open up the umbrella with the smiling faces of various children from all the around the world under the floating globe. A very touching scene indeed.
After this very scene, it was the moment of truth - The Beijing Olympic 2008 Official Opening Theme Song by Liu Huan and Sarah Brightman.
Frankly, i can’t really hear cleary on what they are singing during that night. Well, china people’s slang is a bit different from the malaysia, and also Sarah’s voice were very very sharp which cause the words coming out from her that amplified through the speakers were a bit unclear. So for those who had the same trouble as me, i’d attached the song here together with the lyrics
If it wasn’t for the parking i would have already done the same already! hehe~
