Withdrawal Syndrome

With the coming of the holiday I moved and stayed in with my uncle, in some sense its called "rotting", when i have nothing to do except for facing fluorescent screens and dull pages of biology and maths.

Oh ya, i lived in apartment that looked like this. Back in kuching i only manage to see people of poverty living in this kind of apartment while i myself live in a Semi-D. Now, in Kuala Lumpur, where everything is expensive, food and drinks alike, and especially accomodation, living in a house where you can step on solid ground each morning is a seemingky impossible task.

Guess how much does this kind of accomodation cost per unit??

3 guesses and i bet you're still wrong.

The answer is : 200 k++

Conclusion : I guess KL is pretty over populated which causes high demand on living quarters. Seriously, how are we going to make a living when we first step into the society??

Anyway, getting to know about the KL lifestyle :

1. wake late, usually around 9 - 10 something.
2. breakfast, then off to work
3. back to home after work and have dinner.
4. watch TV at home or went window shopping
5. supper at 12am and read night papers.

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And as the post suggests, i'm now suffering from withdrawal syndrome.

I'm not used to the feeling when i woke up and realize that i was living in a closed quarter with another two guys instead of nine noisy ppl who always cause chaos in the TK29.

I'm not used to eating fancy food from kopitiam.

I very much prefer use to food prepared by Indian of ktt, or Ayahanda, or Mak Cik Mirah.

I'm not used to lepak in Gigantic shopping malls.

I miss the times when i stood in the minimart @ the abandoned shoplot and also Alamanda

Specially dedicating this to Jonathan Jong, Lim Ji Hui, Fan Kar Joon, Sean Lai, Lim Cheng Yi, Chong Hao Phin, Ray Edward, and Armand Kenneth.

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多么向往到外国旅行的那一天

异国风情就是那么的迷人

一切都是那么的陌生

但优雅，奇特，

在街上走着走着

我会偶尔按一按快门

把我说看到的透过镜头捕捉下来

我觉得摄影学就是把一个地方的美呈现出来的技巧，

所以我喜欢拍照片

希望以后在异国旅行时多一个你，

我可以让你站在我的镜头里

共同制造美好的回忆

威尼斯

我们一起期待