So not logical

"Umno has built Malaysia from one of the poorest countries at its independence to one of the most successful nations of the world."

-Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi-

I totally do not agree with this statement. How bout other people that has contributed to the development of this country? If it's only UMNO then I can't imagine the state of our country now.

"Everyone plays a role in life. Children are always the leading actor/actress in parents' life, however, parents are always the supporting actor/actress in children's life."

-Father and Son-

How true is that saying?

How ironic that we have so many names in our contact list, but when we scroll down and found that you’ve got no one to call that you can really talk to…It’s like you’re surrounded by a million people but you still feel alone.

Can all these be just a dream? I would really want to wake up from it and have everything back to normal. I don’t like the change! Change; we don’t like it, we fear it, but we can't stop it from coming. We either adapt to change or we get left behind. And it hurts to grow…It really hurts…

I'm falling apart, I'm barely breathing
With a broken heart that's still beating
In the pain is there is healing
In Your name I find meaning
So I'm holding on, I'm holding on to You.

Spiderman 3

“Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with
good.”—Romans 12:21
Having turned to crime-fighting to avenge his Uncle Ben’s death, Peter Parker faces unparalleled
temptation in Spider-Man 3. Should Spider-Man avenge his uncle by taking out Ben’s murderer, Flint
Marko? Peter also finds a rival photographer in the Daily Bugle newsroom, Eddie Brock. Eddie’s deception brings out the worst in Peter. Spider-Man must also contend with the blame directed at him by Harry Osborn. Was Spider-Man responsible for the death of Harry’s father, Norman Osborn, the Green Goblin? Harry thinks so. How can Peter reconcile with his best friend? These multiple villains test Peter, revealing a darker side to Spider-Man. Ultimately, Spider-Man’s rising fame may distract Peter Parker from the woman he loves, Mary Jane Watson.

“A man’s pride brings him low, but a man of lowly
spirit gains honor.”—Proverbs 29:23
Peter Parker is enjoying Spider-Man’s fame and celebrity. His girlfriend, M.J. (Mary Jane), is struggling to make her way as an actress and entertainer. Nevertheless, she can see Spider-Man’s self-confidence growing into an over-confidence. Mary Jane warns Peter about the dangers of independence, “We all need help sometimes, Peter.
Even Spider-Man. This pride of his—maybe even he’s not perfect.”
Peter has been tainted by a mysterious black goo—a shadow crossing over him. It has attached to
Peter, clinging to him like a dark, new Spider-Man suit. (Though he looks hot in it) However, it causes jealousy, rage, and retribution to grow. Dr. Curt Connors identifies this black goo as a
symbiote, calling it, “A parasite that amplifies characteristics of its host, especially aggression.”
Peter’s aggression comes out in how he treats his friends and co-workers. As a black suited
Spider-Man, Peter attacks Harry with ugly truths about his father, Norman. Peter also argues with
Brock, his competition at the Daily Bugle. He even hurts the one he loves, M.J

Peter is tempted to carry out vengeance. But his gracious Aunt May tells Peter, “I don’t think there’s
any reason to feel jubilation about somebody’s death. Your uncle wouldn’t want you living one second of
your life with revenge in your heart. It’s like a poison. It can take us over. Before you know it, turns us into
something ugly.” Peter needs to wash away the darkness overtaking him. In a church, Peter finds the
solution to his problem. Peter Parker rises above the circumstances, declaring, “I think
there’s been enough punishment.” He wants to forge a new path. Peter offers similar encouragement to Eddie, “Don’t give in to the anger, Eddie. It just wants you to hate.” Eddie Brock can either resist complications or opt for a different way of being. While Sandman and Venom struggle to embrace hope, Harry Osborn demonstrates a
surprising maturity. Peter learns a valuable lesson from Harry. Peter declares, “Those things we know
about often get forgotten along the way. That all we have in this world is the love of our friends and our
family and that they are worthy of the highest which we can aspire to…forgiveness.”

RM 7 for a scoop of ice-cream??

The million dollar question:

"Are Kuchingnites willing to spend RM 7 on a scoop of ice-cream?"

Having too much Baskin Robbins in a day cause my brain to think of business plan...haha.so bizzarre rite?? I went there twice today cos it's 31st today, hence 31% discount for ice-cream! As I was studying for my exam, my mind just wonder off and the question "why aren't there franchise store of Baskin Robbins in Kuching?" So instead of studying, I searched on the internet for franchise opportunity of Baskins in Malaysia, unfortunately, the Malaysia website didn't mentioned anything bout opportuinity of a franchise store. If I open a franchise store in Kuching, will it make profit? Will ppl come on a regular basis but not just flooding the place on 31st and spend an average of RM 7 for a scoop of yummylicious ice-cream?? Since ppl are spending minimum of RM 10 on a cup of drink, so I guess RM 7 on ice-cream isn't that bad...don't you think so??? Bing and other drinking, chill out place are always filled with people and Scoops business doesn't look too bad too. So maybe this will work huh....haha... A start of a brilliant businnes....The next question is "How much does it cost to have a franchise store??" From what I read in the US website, you need to have $300,000 net worth and $100,000 of liquid assests. Hmmm...till I get that, I guess this is just a big dream of mine. Talking about big dreams, I think the Ayam Brand Baked Beans has got a pathetic advert which is playing in the tv now. It started off by a nice Lamborghini on the road, then when the car door was opened, the driver was a young boy and there shows the mum holding a plate of baked beans. Then as the son was playing a racing game, he imagined himself driving the Lambroghini. And there the mum appears again serving a chunckful of baked beans on top of a platre of rice for the whole family. Tagline of the advert: "Eat baked beans, dream big dreams". haha.

"Some people believe that without history, our lives amount to nothing. At some point we all have to choose: do we fall back on what we know, or do we step forward to something new? It's hard not to be haunted by our past. Our history is what shapes us... what guides us. Our history resurfaces time after time after time. So we have to remember sometimes the most important history is the history we’re making today."

-Meredith Grey-