Meet The Hamsters!!!

"Cool, a hamster in the drain:,said Graham to his friends. They, Law, Mike, Chua, Eric....not too sure who else..sorry if I forogt..haha....decided to catch. Contemplating on where to put the hamster, they decided, the not so old aquarium in my room was a perfect spot.

This hamster still unnamed till today shall be known as, the Brown hamster. This is about the first.




Then Kuhan comes back from KL and say,"Lonely la the thing. Come go get another one". That's where the second hamster comes in. Now it is better known as the black hamster.


There has been many layouts to the living space of these two hamsters. Utilising an aquarium, toilet rolls, parts from a cage, used bottles and mineral bottles. All these because the hamster had run out of the cage many times before. The brown hamster actually survived a whole week in the room. That's for the two.



Here come fatso! The third hamsters a pig.

Well it's not mine. It's actually a visiting hamster. Afiq, PE guy from a few doors away is leaving his hamster for a few days or weeks in my room as his female hamster is pregnanet and fears two might be a problem when one of it gives birth. Since fatso came, brown and black were separated. Black with fatso and brown in a blue cage. Brown is of different spesis and is not so playable by humans . Haha.


Everybody shouldn get pets like hamsters. They like to play with each other.

Sleep.

Play with people.

You can even charge visitors for photos.

My STE!!

After a week being in the Agrotech resort, Ulu Langat, all I can say that I have been to my STE. Everyone had so many stories about their STE'S. How boring the indoor lectures were, how dreadful the place was, how they wished they could have spent their one week so differently. I have been there and I can say, I wouldn't mind going again. 

The whole time before going for this camp I was thinking of how much nicer it would to be able to go home, or even Ipoh. In the bus, I was so not excited. 

The again...look at the nice view of the place, maybe it's not like what they said.

We had many activities. One of them was being given an egg. We were to wrap it in paper and make sure it doesn't break for the five days. 

My egg-'fish'

Serena, Pau, Harold, Vyner Laura and my egg

Here's a picture of me , my egg vyner and serena. Ever wondered why I didn't wear slacks or tuck in my t-shirt for a long long time??

Oh yeah, the friend I got to know more over the one week I spent with him.

:)

We had indoor classes the whole week. A lthough there was supposed to be one outdoor session , it rained and we played the indoor game, indoors.

What I would see my life as in 15 years.

And here's my team, MACH5.

There was an American Idol session, I was a fan club member.

And this is the whole of Group2 or better known as the upstairs group.

 This camp served up lots of wonderful food. An eating schedule of six meals a day that has kept me constantly hungry since I got back to UTP.

Then there was the famous river

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After I 'graduated from ste, the good times were coming to an end.

My official ritirement.

Finally the English 2 course evaluation for drama is over. Breathing a sigh of relieve, I leave behind what could and hopefully is the last drama i'll be in my life. So here it is. I resign from the drama industry. It's been fun to work with Eric, Jenny, Serena and Chin.

Though I always dreaded practises, it was fun in one way or another. Though I say it;s fun, I do not wish to have to do it again. :) Hopefully the evaluation of our drama is a good one as it carries 20% of our overall English marks for this semester. :)

So my role was as a ghost and more importantly as a father in a drama which was about a ...well too complicated. Tell you if you wanna know. Mail me and i'll tell you.

Gua Tempurung

Here in the areas near utp....I would say the attractions ae mostly food or actually maybe if we had more choices they might not be attractions at all. Just little little towns in between bigger towns. Haha. But we do have a few and one of it is Gua Tempurung. The first half of the semester, me, michael(roomy), jenny and Chua went.

We did no have much time so we went for the easy and exciting trail, the golden flowstone trail. It was somewhat not exciting and quite disappointing. Haha. This half of the sem we were determined to go to this Gua. We woke up early to reach the Gua as the trail was only open from 9am-12pm. Owh yeah, its the Grand Tour. 22 ringgit per person. There were eleven of us and the girls initially did not want to go for the Grand Tour as it was a wet trail but afte much persuasion, we did go. Haha. Half way through the Grand Tour we thought or at least I thought the girls were right. Haha. We had to crawl through tunnels filled with water, squad and walk. Slide down a rock which didn't seem safe at all. Go through a hole. The small of bat poop . The feeling of earth all around you. And not being able to see properly as eleven of us shared one tiny torchlight in a cave where you would not be able to see your own hands when the lights are all offed. Haha. We came out one end and thought it was done

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Then the guide told us we were just half way as we had to make it back to the other opening. Haha. The total trail was 3 and a half hours. It was tiring . Sort of a regret at some point in the cave but as I look at it now...it was fun. A lot of fun. Haha.

Had one of my worst photograph taken at the entrance to the Grand Tour.

(terrible pic)

My Indian Adventure

After so long I finally get stable internet connection to upload photos so I can post bout my Indian Night or rather UTP'S. So m y batch, the January 2008 batch is a small batch in terms of the Indian and Chinese population. There are only nine Indian guys and sadly for them, there's no Indian girls in our batch. The night was called Athiradee night. I kind of forgot what that means. Lost the flyer that explains everything.

Anyways I got myself a Jeepa for the night. Not sure how you spell it but I got the Jeepa from a street that reminds me a bit of India Street in Kuching except with more Indians. Haha.

(camera adds on 30 pounds. Haha)

So my Indian friends had this dance performance. A ten minute one. Guess what?? I joined in for like the last three minutes. dressing up as an Indian mafia walking from the door of the room to the stage, stopping somewhere in the middle to have a can of Red Bull and then accompanied to the stage by two Indian shemales. Haha. For there were no Indian girls in the batch, a few or most of my friends decided to dance in Saris. Haha.

After my walk I joined for the last song to dance. It was fun and exciting. A new experience. My first public dance and I was the only chinese guy performing. Sadly I don't have any photos of the performance to post up. If I do get my hand on some I'll be sure to post them up. Videos however I do have but I guess it would be just to hilarious to post them up. Haha.

Argh!! A holiday that really is too short!!

It was just last Friday when I arrived in Kuching and rushed to Open Air for a bowl of Kolo mee and sio bee. Today, a week has passed and I'm already supposed to start packing for my departure on Monday. It really is too short. My last holiday of seven weeks was too long. Haha. But maybe short holidays like these makes a person miss home more. :)

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I guess the event with the most significance was my Grandma's 81st birthday. The one I left one day earlier for. 27th September. Then the day after that was my Granduncle no.6 75th Birthday. Then came Hari Raya. Visited the old lady who used to take care of my late grandmother. The only person who goes around screaming Ah Hock when she sees me. haha

Of course in between or rather everyday Anggum would come to my house in his Silver Myvi to bring me out. Then going out with friends and such. Oh yea...don't forget the 7 kolo mee and 2 laksa up till today. Still got one more laksa to eat tomorrow morning. Haha