The Great Comeback Aug 23 2012

It has been two years and eight months since last I logged in...busy, lazy or in a trance
of travels and spoils of exploration to distant lands and near. The mental upgrade with
a sixth sense that is business motivated and driven from somewhere. Facebook has  a
emerged flexing its muscle as the new way to stay in touch with friends and family long lost.
The power of the pen, if not for writing our names and personal details in immigration forms
or boxes that travel with us, or scrible a map with directions for a taxi driver,
may have been without ink or soul. But there's gotta be more to it than meets the eye.

Zara Shelves is making her stepping stone as a worthy SME via Facebook selling all sorts
of fashionista's needs and wants such as accessories, maxi dresses, G-Shock watches,
jewelry, veils, scarves, pashminas, all at super affordable prices. Managed by Putrizara, it has sprung into life and found local friends and making Zara Shelves a popular site available for viewing 24 hours a day.

I shall re-conviene as I have many more stories about my new hobbies, my new findings, and new challenges and I shall new images, photographs of all back dated adventures. See you soon!

Our recent visit to HONG KONG with 4 others ( Hjh Zarinah / Putri Zara / Syazwan Shamsul / Asnawi Azmi / & Quratul Ain Hj Noorhisham

Overlooking the VICTORIA HARBOUR near Avenue of Stars, we grabbed another photo op with all six of us with the famous view in our background. Quite windy I must say yet sunny at the same time so it wasn't all that bad, really.

Finally we managed to capture a family momento with our beloved MICKEY MOUSE in Hong Kong Disneyland's lesser crowded place to go to and after having to wait for Mickey's routine rest or rather mascot rotation half hour later.

On our way to AVENUE OF STARS in Tsim Sha Tsui we came across a scenic vantage point where we took some photos near a steel cased Christmas Tree in the middle of Hong Kong's most posh neighborhood.

SAFARI BANGKOK July 2009

Felt like a kid again going to Safari seeing all the zoo animals and taking photos as if Ive never seen them upclose. It was pretty wild because the last time I saw these wild creatures raom an open lot was probably at another Safari near Williamsburg in Virginia. (I could could be wrong with the location but definitely in America some 20 years ago or more). Then we got to see 'THE STUNT SHOW' although most of the actors havent changed their script or style of play for the last quarter of a century it was still hillarious. I heard it was really fun to watch so getting my chance to see for myself was thrilling.

These guys are real stunt men and women. They really get hurt doing their stunts. They jump from 3 stories high, and get hit continuously. I know some of the sound effects help make it seem realistic, but sometimes they do get hit bad. I guess they enjoy their work so much it doesnt hurst so much. Then I see them actors greet the spectators after the show and taking pictures with them. I also saw some people kind enough giving money to the actors (probably as tip or a gesture of 'thanks guys i really enjoyed your show today'). So thought the same and gave each of them guys 100 each ( the red note is only about $4 ) just to cushion the blow for working so hard tirelessly the same routine day in day out for 365 days a year. Do they rest? Do they have a shift ? Maybe stunt doubles? Working just half the time maybe and another team takes over and does the same stunt. MAYBE.

If I ever get a chance to go there again, don't be surprised I might actually go see the Stunt Show, the dolphins act, SPY SHOW, and the wild animals of course and other attraction again for the heck of it!

HOCHIMINH CITY Vietnam

VIET NGI HOTEL di jalan Bui Vien be hampiran dengan Ben-10 Market.

How many passengers complain about their meal served in the air finish the enitire tray....

WE arrived at night, ticket seorang hanya $252 masa atu (April 1 2009 - April 6 2009)

High & Low is the scenery in downtown Saigon. (whole family buleh naik moto yo~)

Jimmy Hendrix on canvas by student artists in Hanoi.

Once Upon a Time in Bandar Seri Begawan...

Remember the fireworks? Well coz of a congested route to Bandar, we saw the entire parade on our car v monitor. Almost like the Tokyo Disney Electrical Parade, not as great, but still a great deal worth while.

Frankly Speeking it's Calvin Klein

There's no words to discribe this photo. Just stare as much as you like.