rOOMIES’ bREAKFAST

Above is the breakfast that I have prepared today. Well, this breakfast was planned by me and my roommate because we wanted to finish 2 cans of bake beans that he bought. All that work for 2 cans of bake beans =.=”. Well, what’s special about this breakfast is nothing that we, for once have a great nice breakfast. And, it’s a roomies’ breakfast.

By 9.00am, I woke and started waking everyone. I went to Anthony’s (my roommate’s ex-roomate) room and prepared the stuffs. My roommate’s sleeping as dead as a pig zombie. So, I started cooking anyway.. Tried to do sunny-side up egg, for first try, it was not successful. I was the chef of the day.

 

tHIS eNDS uP iN mY sTOMACH

Students are not allowed to cook in their respective rooms. Screw the rules. And I didn’t cook in my respective room, I cook in another student’s room . Seldom, we get up early to have breakfast, and we also forget about taking breakfast a lot. For the first time, we can have a great breakfast. Black pepper sausages, omega-e graded eggs, baked beans, bread and milk. All tasty nutritious meal :d.

After that, we washed our throats with milk. And, well, SKY had to do the clean ups because he’s the invited guest to this breakfast. My roommate and I kinda invited him to do all the cooking and washing, but I ended up cooking anyway. Thanks SKY, without you, noone’s gonna clean the mess up. We finished the rest of the morning by watching Red Cliff, all four people gathered around a tiny laptop.

Until, a pretty girl messages me and ask me to go have lunch with her near noon. I went there, feeling full, had mashed potatoes only. Spent 2 hours at Putra Foodcourt talking about concerts and movies ^^. Made my day.

 

 

wORKING aS tICKET cHECKER fOR AAR cONCERT

I got an invitation to work for an event concert; my senior invited my roommate and me. It was about 6 days ago, when I was told that there is a concert and they need extra hands. The only thing that strikes me to join is ALL-AMERICAN REJECTS. Yes! I went to a concert, an ALL-AMERICAN REJECTS Concert. Well, as a worker, not a concert goer.

We all, I, my roommate, and two kolej seniors went there 3 days ago, at 2 pm. The event was held at Bukit Jalil. We reached there around 2pm and there are people gathered there already, waiting to get in. They sat on the floor 50 feet away from the entrance. I am quite surprised to find out that Malaysian folks actually would camp for a concert. It was Halloween and a lot of people were dressed up.

mY PASS

They whole event started at 7.30pm whereby there are small performances by local bands. We had One Buck Short, Disagree, Pop Shuvit. I was assigned as ticket checker at the VIP and Media area. There’s a floor stage on the right front of the stage for VIPs and I was assigned to work there. WooHooo! Closer to AAR!

I told a quite a number of my friends that I was working in the concert. They were surprised how I got the work but most of them we’re jealous of me. One in particular I teased her a lot about it. Haha.

There were advertisements by DiGi before hand and when everyone (the crowd) saw AAR in the advertisement, they shouted! LOL. They cheered when they saw Lady Gaga. They Boo-ed quite a bunch of local artistes. Haha, they boo-ed Miley Cyrus too xD. Then, the local bands started to perform. It was really hard for me to work that time because VIPs and MEDIAs keep going in and out of the VIP stages. That’s not all, they sneaked in their friends and relatives that have no tags. When I stop them, they just turn a blind eye. How can I do my work? It’s bad to the extent that my boss that time scolded me. Frustrating.

9pm AAR finally arrived through the VIP entrance which is behind. The fans on my right screamed their lungs out. I heard Tyson’s name the most. When they came out and waved, the fans went louder. Haha. And when they went up the stairs of the stage, I saw Nick their lead singer wearing a native American tribe headband and was flying kissing and waving to the fans on my right on his way up. Boy, the fans screamed their lungs out.

i WAS sTANDING oN MY wORKING pOST WHEN i tOOK tHIS

They started singing half hour later due to technical dysfunctions. But, they started great anyway. They sang as far as I can remember, hits like Dirty Little Secret, I Wanna, Swing Swing Swing and It Ends Tonight. And right after It Ends Tonight, they just stop and leave stage. No nothing! Everyone chanted ‘We Want more!’. Wow. Then they return and perform two more hits, one of them Gives You Hell.

At least for the last song, I went and join the crowd, sang, jump and shout. Haha.. It’s very energetic. I like it.

After that it ends. Crowds are invited to the Meet & Greet area to meet the bands. But, we who was working went backstage to wait for the new orders. Backstage, I saw Nick again. Coming down the stage and he stood 6 feet away from me. Haha. My friends was super jealous when she heard about it. He’s really cool, greeting all the local artistes and shaking hands. Not cocky or anything like that.

yEAP.. 6 FEET aWAY FROM nICK. bAD qUALITY bCAUSE mY hANDS WERE SHAKING..

Luckily, we don’t have to do clean ups. So we just left the scene. The sad thing is, until today I haven’t receive my pay. The cool thing is, I get to go to All American Rejects concert for free. YooHoo!

ONE MONTH AGO

One month ago, was all eventful and all learning month. Last month was a month of Floor orientation after college orientation. That month, we newbies to the floor spent hours and hours chatting with seniors of the floor. Also, with seniors from other floors as well. We did really learn how to communicate and break the ice. And also do stupid mindless stuffs LOL. The key ingredient here is SPORTING.

Examples of funny fun acts that we did was:

1. We all 4 people hid inside 2 closets. And, counted to 10 together, then open the 4 doors together, jerk head out and shout ‘coo coo coo coo’ like the imitation of an antic alarm clock. Value: cooperation
2. When we graduated, we were given floor name. What’s interesting about floor name is that it has its own meaning. For example, ‘BADUNG’ which stands for BAbi punya hiDUNG. And, we have to act out our floor name. On the last day of graduation day, we acted our floor names, ate official ‘floor food’ that is a mix of variety of ingredients. Value: Be sporting.

There’s a lot more, but I’m very lazy to tell all.

But, since we ‘graduated’, we were given obligations to organise activities like BBQ and trips. We also can hang out with floor mates’ room anytime we like. The ice is totally broken. Seniors will play with you or ask you for sports just because there is no ice between them.

Well, from that past month as well, I got myself into my kolej debate team. Which is what I would actually never dream of? I mean, I never even thought of debating before. It’s because there’s this opening that the kolej’s looking for first years who are interested in debating. I thought its one way to be extrovert, so I joined.

And also, there’s my course, Course Night, which intergrated us with our seniors.

And I went to a lot of places for that 1st month. Went to Times Square, Alamanda, Sunway Pyramid, KLCC, Mines, Jusco Balakong, South City Plaza, Wangsa Maju, Cyberjaya. Thanks to transportation, I get to travel a lot of places.

Of course, it all come to happen that I did unwell in my first test. But, its time for better time management now.

2nd Day of UPM closure (earlier holiday)

Today is my second day staying at Kolej after the closure of UPM. Slept late and woke up late too today. Woke up feeling a little frog in the throat. My feelings of fear caught me immediately. I quickly grabbed my bottle of water and gulped down half of its content. Luckily the frog decided to die off. I was relieved. But then again, I got this irritating cough. Sh*t. But, I have no fever or any flu. Praise the God, Amen.

I went to MINES today. My second visit to that place in a month. Pathetic right? I didn’t have the chance to go out at all in these past weeks. Haha, busy with Kolej activities. Also, thank goodness the buses are still operating and also there is no quarantine for those who stayed back. Back to my day, I went to MINES to watch Harry Potter 6. Really disappointing really, must be because I lost my HP endorsement already. I went to Giant to get few dry foods, and bought an electric jug. I have decided to stop drinking water from the water cooler. It’s not healthy at all.

UPM are totally like deserted. Almost like ‘I am Legend’ one daytime. There is no shops opened, restaurants closed. Luckily there is still one that stays open.

Although the University is closed due to A(H1N1), but we who are left inside are free to do as we like. There are no masks and ‘DO NOT CROSS’ tapes all about. We are just like left here to do as we please and no one would bother. We can still do sports. But preventions are our own initiatives.

Thank God I am given a room with full bar hotspot. I can YouTube and Facebook as much as I want. If there is no internet connection, I would be rotting in my room. Hahah, reads books and study is not everything, I need to live too. And, today I finally got to use the washing machine! All these while, we juniors are not allowed to use it until we are declared to be a floor member. Although we are not declared yet, but since my floor is near empty, who would know if I used it right? Hahah.

At the end, I am going to move to my friend’s house at KL later this Saturday. Life these past few days are easy and smooth, but I would rather be away from the place where Swine Flu arrived. Our Kolej alone, 2 people were tested positive! A shocker. Now, by the sound of every coughs, I would gulp down water. Started to take lots of apples already. I hope the proverb is true. Am too starting to take orange juices and avoid cold drinks, started to drink herb drinks too; to cool the body. I hope my cough will cure tomorrow.

Wish me all the best.

UPM Life and Swine Flu; Sumary of my one month in UPM

I was greeted by a unexpected welcome when I first went into the campus. I was greeted ‘welcome’ warmly by university helpers (Pembantu Universiti) wearing a face-mask. They all directed me to the main hall to do my A(H1N1) screening. For the first time, I really felt the fear of a pandemic. SARS, and Bird Flu I felt nothing when I heard the news because I was not asked to go for screening. Thank God, I passed.

Anyway, my Kolej (hotels) is Kolej Tun Dr Ismail (previously known as THIRD) is the third Kolej built in UPM. My uncle sent me there that day. We were escorted to a bus right after we parked at the Marching Field. We got on a bus that drove us to my Kolej. Once there, I was given a very warm welcome by the Kolej’s Pembantu Univesiti. My registration process went on smoothly. During, my registration, I already found my roommate (or he found me).

At first, its the University Orientation Week, which they labelled ‘Minggu Perkasa Putra’. For that whole week, I really had less sleep. Haha. Really tired and worn out every night going to bed.

On my second week, our lectures and lab class already started. It was pretty havoc that week as I have to travel a lot between faculties and arrange time tables. That week, I am still not used to the way around the University. That week, I travelled a lot. And when I reached KTDI, I already have to do Kolej Orientation. This is kolej level orientation that wants us newbies to know our seniors and KTDI family. Our activities went into 2 to 3 am almost every night. And, in this orientation, we are ‘lectured’ a lot. Most of those ‘lectures’ are psychological that provoke us to unite. Really, that week was very emotional and tiring.

On my third week in UPM, the kolej orientation already ended. But, our floor orientation began. My floor, Rendezvous Bonggo held this orientation for us to get to know our seniors and among us newbies of the floor even better. We have to do this scrap book about seniors titled ‘Abang-Abangku Sayang’ and few small projects. We were requested to finish the book as soon as possible. That whole week, we newbies met our seniors one by one. Talk to them till 3 to am in the morning. I particularly enjoyed those sessions, but the downside is, I was getting very less sleep. Causing me to dooze off in lectures or have less time for assignments and academics. If there is no lectures, I would enjoyed it 10 folds.

On my fourth week, a month in UPM, the floor orientation is still going on. But, on that Monday, the principal called off the floor orientation because the cases of newbies being done something bad by seniors, that I would not like to give out here. Anyway, from Monday to Wednesday, our orientation halted. That time, I really had sufficient rest. Oh ya, that week, I officially got sick in UPM. I got down on fever, but managed to heal in just a day! Thank God. Amen. That week, I found and met my course seniors. And, there’s Course Night! We juniors are going to perform something in this course night and its on 9th August. I am a group leader and I rally had hard time getting all my members together as we are all from different Kolejs. Until now, we still have no proper practises.

This is the fifth week I am here in UPM. Last Saturday, the amount of people affected by coughs and fever and sickness climbed drastically. My floor, almost every seniors were sick. Juniors infecting their roommates and vice versa. I saw many of my friends sick. There are a lot of visits to the Pusat Kesihatan University. Its really nerve breaking in there as everyone’s wearing facemasks and coughing. On 28thJuly, while I was having my Public Speaking class, my facilitators told us that the University is going to be closed down; only waiting for the notice to be out. When I was having my Biology lab classes, there is official announcement that the University is closing on 29th July and reopen on 4th August. And, everyone was asked to evacuate their respective Kolejs before 12midnight to curb the spread. It seems, there are 4 people from UPM who are tested positive for A(H1N1). Everyone went home immediately. I decided not to return to Kuching because the air tickets are expensive and I feel like its a waste of time going home. Only a week. Yesterday (29th July), I found out that 2 of the 4 people who tested positive A(H1N1) were from my Kolej. Both girls. The statistic was 2 out of 3 people in my Kolej went to PKU for treatment before. I decided to go stay with my friend at KL this coming Saturday. I am currently trying to self quarantine myself in my room. Drinking lots of waters. The whole University is like deserted. Cafeterias are not opening. Thank God, there is one that opened yesterday. I don’t know how today would be like, but I will be drinking tons of waters and eat a lot of fruits. Do my homeworks, reports and assignments, and STUDY for the tests that are waiting for me as soon as classes start on the 5th of August.

Its really scary to be this close to a pandemic. I hope I do get through this well. Will really maintain my health and drink lots of water.

Wish me health and luck. I pray for the health of everyone and know, and hope that things will get better and healthier.

Leaving on A Jet Plane

Leaving this Saturday to Selangor. Will be doing my BSC Chemistry at UPM, Serdang, Selangor. Will miss you all who are in Kuching. My Engineering friends who will be in Unimas; friends who are not yet leaving Kuching. My family, sis.. Will miss gatherings with you all. Will miss the food here; kolok mee, laksa..

There, a new chapter of my book opens. I promised I will work hard. I promised myself a bright future.

There will be times where little memories will creeps into my head, But I’m sure they will bring smiles to my face. Gives me strength and inspires me. I thank you all and I will never forget all. I will make new friends, that’s for sure, but my dear friends I’m leaving behind, you’ll never be ‘old friends’ but my ‘friends forever’.

I will surely miss you all. And I’m sure, we will meet again my very dear friends oneday, someday, it could be soon too.

FUTURE, I hope

F-ighting for something so
U-ncertain that my
T-asks and plans ahead are
U-ltimately hard and burdenfull until
R-est and time would be inadequate, but at the
E-nd, I will learn great lessons of life and yield great results.

MY P EXPERIENCE

Working as a part-time promoter for a brand in Parkson, tHe Spring, I am constricted to the strict rules of Parkson. From the first day I started working, I was reminded by my colleague to memorise ‘ The P Experience’. The P Experience; P stands for Parkson; was a guideline for staffs and promoters to provide warm and quality services to customers. The guideline starts from ‘ready for service’ to ‘customer approach’ all the way to ‘last impression’. I was giving a ‘pop quiz’ about ‘The P Experience’ by the Parkson Floor Supervisor about it. I just played along to the rhythm of the whole scenario.

Well, since ‘The P Experience’ is for Parkson customers, let me tell about ‘My P Experience’ with is one of an example of daily to daily situation for Parkson staffs and promoters. If following to ‘The P Experience’ guideline, I am supposed to greet every customer that went into my Brand’s corner. And I am supposed to ask what I can do for them and etc. But in Sarawak, we can’t do that, especially to Chinese customers. If I start greeting, they will give me a cold stare, or a weird stare. Some would just ignore. Some would actually got freak out and run away. Not every customer has a need when they walk into Parkson. I think the best way to sell a product is to let the product sell itself. Let them walk around the Brand corner and when they look at the promotions and products, it will build a desire to buy in them. And the best way for promoters to provide good P experience is to just stand, look and response only when customers ask.

Handphones. I thought handphones only have to be hidden from school authorities only. But in Parkson, it has to be hidden from Parkson authorities and CCTVs. Parkson has the rule of ‘No Handphones in Selling Ground’. I get it. You don’t want your promoters neglecting their jobs because of handphones. But your promoters need handphones to call their supervisors or receive calls from supervisors that is important to give your customer a very good P experience. You don’t want your customer to tell them ‘I don’t know’. Certainly, Parkson supervisor will not know details about the products because they are not Brand supervisors. If I am the big man in Parkson, I will rule out that handphones will be confiscated when they are seen using it in public. Handphones will be aloud if the user use it in hidden, and for work purpose only. Books and any reading materials are also not allowed inside. Don’t ask why.

Spot Checks. Yes, Parkson have spot checks too. And the think they confiscated in spot checks are stationeries and price tags. They confiscate stationeries that are not ‘declared’. Declare here means to stick a stupid sticker to say that this stationery so and so is Parkson’s and not stolen. My counter’s calculator was taken. I will take a very long time to calculate the figures for customers now. So much for ‘The P Experience’ for the customers. We promoters joke that if you accidently left your branded underwear inside the drawer, they will take it for declaration too. Price tags? I don’t know why they want to take away price tags. It’s theirs anyway. The reason, they said is, quoted, “counters cannot have too many price tags”. All my price tags were taken. So, my brand’s promotion cannot be done because we have to stick a new price tag on the old one every time customer buys according to the promotion. So, it’s harder for us to sell now. Thus, I have to go request for new stacks for stickers. Guess who will pay for those new orders? Parkson. They are wasting their own money actually, by confiscating their own price tags from counters.

Well, I can’t say working there is not all together bad. There are times when you have nothing to do at all there. If you can withstand boredom, working at Parkson is no problem for you. It’s just that those rules are annoying. My paycheck is from my Brand’s company and not by Parkson but I have to follow Parkson’s rules. Its really like ‘di mana bumi dipijak, di sana langit dijunjung’. It means at where you are, you have to abide the law of that place. If there are no customers, you can talk to your colleagues, or make yourself busy with stock checking. And you will be morbidly obsess with lunchtime, dinnertime, and go home time.

New Working Environment

Rather than spending the time ‘storing fat’ at home, I decided to work to prevent me from being lazy.

As a result, my first job was at a café. Bombastic Café. I got in when I asked my friend if there is any vacancy there. I started working the week after my STPM. When I started, I got the impression that my boss is not a friendly person towards workers (till now, he still is not). Since it opens only at night, I was to reach the café at 5.30pm. Then, my boss will arrive in his Proton along with his girlfriend, a kitchen staff and his mother. When the shops opens, my daily normal chores would be arranging the tables outside, carrying the chairs, mop the floor, wipe the table, prepare dining appliances, and filling the sauces in 30 minutes. The first thing my boss would do is making his kopi-peng. After that, he would play a CD and then sit outside and started lighting a cigarette, while we all are preparing the restaurant. My boss have a china-man mentality (pay little work a lot) and he is lazy. The only thing he lacks off is his care for the welfare of his workers and customers. To illustrated, when there is a lot of customers, and there is only 2 waiters serving, he won’t even give a helping hand. When we all were wiping sweat beads, he is smoking his cigarette while talking to his friends. Sometimes, he would hide behind the tree outside. There was this one case when a cockroach was found in the baked rice of a customer, my waiter friends was told to replace the food, and the customer was still charged. If I’m the boss, I would give her a free meal. His girlfriend I ‘respect’ the most, because she can use her relationship with the boss to get promotion and even change the menu! The restaurant is very dirty (literally) and there is always cases of rats running on the wall to the storeroom. If you are lucky, you get to see the boss chasing the rats out. And do you know, we workers are served for dinner with yesterday’s rice, chicken fat, and almost spoilt vegetables? Do you know when you ordered a chicken chop, a portion of your chicken will be cut off for later orders of chicken chop with rice? There was this case when I accidentally ‘poured’ the whole portion of Fish & Chips on a customer’s table. I brought it back to the kitchen and replace a new one for the customer. Guess what comes out for the next customer who ordered Fish & Chips; the fish that I ‘poured’; the difference is just that it’s cut to half. Do you know that when tips are left on the table, we waiters do not keep the tips? Our boss keeps them, in a piggy bank, beside the counter. Do you know if there is no customer, you get to see the boss flirting with his girlfriend? So ‘professional’. And I wonder why they would put on green eyes on After Three’s good business.

I’m glad I quit after working there for 5 months. Like the two longest people who ever worked there, we are all very happy without Bombastic. Gone were the days where I feel sorry for the customers. Gone were the days I feel the boss is insensitive. But, I do learn a lot. Like, how a restaurant business runs, how economy affects everyone, how to treat people better, customer relations, and finally I learned that there are many kinds of bosses out there. I think I have learned enough there.

After I quit as a waiter, I got a job as promoter for FILA in Parkson, at a local shopping complex. Actually, I like this job more when compared to my previous one. The upsides are that its in walking distance from my house in Kenyalang, the pay is higher, my FILA supervisor is not there but she is flexible and helpful, and I get to work independently in minimum supervision. The downsides are the strict Parkson rules, the customers, the lots of time spend there, ‘newbie’ condition I am in now, boredom, and the repeated songs that Parkson put on and on again. I’m grateful its not Christmas or Chinese New Year. It’s a brand new place to acquire brand new experiences and meeting new people.

I am looking forward for the new cinema of tHe Spring to open ^^ .

Sam-Pa Lau Finally Got Ticket to KL

Saturday

He went to MunSyI test at SMK Petra Jaya and answered 310 stupid and boring questions in 55 minutes. He doesn’t understand how this test can help him in securing his USM application as all the questions asked were totally unrelated at all. At 11.55 pm, he rushed to KIA to meet his family whom are waiting for him at the airport, thanks to his cousin who drove him all the way to the airport. As many of his trip to KIA, he’s always admire how beautiful the airport is, and how Sarawak can accomplish so much. He just felt bad that compared to the airport, Green Road still sucks. He managed to take-away his lunch at KFC when his mum is already urging the whole family to go into the departure hall. 12.50 pm. He was sitting at the departure hall, eating his KFC. He was the airplane, his first ride in Air Asia. This was one of his 5 air flights and he always enjoys flying. The feeling of taking off and the thrust of 4G against him brought exhilaration to him. Seeing Kuching city shrunk faster and faster, he silently said goodbye. He admired the floating clouds that look like cotton candies as the plane ascended up and up. He wondered how water can suspend mid-air to form white and fluffy clouds. There must be science behind it; he will look up into it when he got back from KL. He touched down safely and he thought he was in KLIA. But, he looked and looked but he didn’t feel like he was in KLIA because the terminal is messy and hot. Until he realised he was in LCCT and not KLIA that he understood everything; KLIA is next door. His uncle picked his family from the airport and on the way to the hotel, they stopped by Puchong’s market to eat Duck Egg Fried Kueh Tiau and Hokkien Mee. He ordered teh si peng special and his uncle asked him what’s the difference between Kuching’s teh si peng special and KL’s. He just answered that he doesn’t know, that’s why he wanted to try. The Hokkien Mee was his first ever of that kind of noodles and he likes it quite fine. Then they went to his uncle’s house before continuing to the hotel. His uncle’s house is beautiful, especially the lawn, which is his dream lawn design. Around evening, he finally managed to check into Peninsula Residence Hotel. His father got a nice studio suite for RM 700 for 2 nights. Then, his uncle sent them to Mid Valley Mega Mall at Bangsar. Like its name, the mall is the most massive mall that he could have ever been to; so big that it just make tHe Spring, Kuching a mere infant when both are compared together. One got lost in tHe Spring is an embarrassment but if one got lost in Mid Valle Mega Mall, its no laughing matter. He was impressed by the large numbers of foreigners there, unlike in Kuching, you only get to see once or maybe two in a crowd of hundreds. Later, his whole bought milks, orange juice, instant noodles and packets of bak guas home to their suite. Later in his suite, he couldn’t sleep due to the explosion of excitements that he’d going to have the next day. He was watching late movies to fill the time and often, the noise of motorcycles of KL’s Mat Rempit irritates him.

Sunday

He woke up to the sounds of vehicles on the road. He quickly brushed his teeth and got dressed. Around 10pm, they went down to the residence hotel’s restaurant for breakfast. Later, they caught a cab and went to Suria KLCC. At KLCC, they went to Petro science exhibition centre. He finally got to fulfill his childhood dream to visit the place. He spent half the day there. After that, they walk all the way to Aquaria KLCC. Before that, they had lunch at Kenny Rogers, and that is his most expensive meal. Then they went into Aquaria. It was his first trip ever to visit a huge aquarium like that. He saw many types of fish, separated with a horde of sharks just by a thick layer of glass, and saw countless of other species of land creatures. After going head over heels in the aquarium, they went to KLCC Park. It’s a huge park surrounded by gigantic buildings. He was impressed when they reached the playground as there was a lot of playground and a lot of children. While his sister was playing in the playground, his whole family sat near to the playground to keep an eye on her. One thing he noticed while he was in the park was the humidity of the place. There, the wind is not blowing at all, unlike parks in Kuching. He realised that the huge buildings surrounding the park actually block air flow and suffocate the park. It’s a draw back. But one thing he found intriguing is the dusk time in KL. When the time at Maxis Tower showed 7.00pm, there is still light and bright like the sun is one the way setting, unlike at Kuching whereby at 7 pm, its already dark and lights are on. But altogether, he was glad as he gets to visit those wonderful places that he wanted to go for a long time. They went back to the suite early at 8 pm because his brother had to retire as he would need to attend Shell Scholarship interview the next day.

Monday

The whole family went for breakfast at the residence hotel’s restaurant. After breakfast, they went back to their suite and his brother started dressing well for the interview. His brother’s interview was 12 pm and so his brother waned to arrive early. While his brother and father went for interview, he, his mother and sister went to the top floor to visit the swimming pool and gym. He tried the gym at first. After he was satisfied by the amount of sweat he produced, he switched places with his mum to watch over his sister who was playing at the children’s pool. What was hilarious was that when the door swung open due to wind, his mother got terrified and ran away from the gym right away; ghosts as what she thought. After that, they all rushed to LCCT again at once after his brother finished his interview. They sat and waited for 3 hours. At 7.30 pm, they are all in the airplane back to Kuching. He got to see the nice night view of Putrajaya just before the plane reach 30000 feet.

He will surely miss the feeling of glazing through the shy 30000 feet mid air. He will surely miss those humongous buildings at KL. He, who is I.