Saturday, September 29, 2007
Gimme a Room
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Hello Kitty & Friends on lantern festival
Their ribbons are cute.
Her friends.
My type
They scattered around
These were rare, as per his words
After accompanying Kitty's friends, here is my friends. As long as I am working in this company, I never miss every year lantern festival celebration yet. Same goes to 2007, we gathered at Sg Nibong park where everywhere was dark and only a patch of light at the playground lighted by us.
A group photo without the photographer. I think is Julian.
We had the chance to light our own lantern and parade for a short walk.
We played black magic too and it completed the night.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
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Monday, September 17, 2007
Chicken Recipe
The first idea came out when I have 2 chicken legs and don't know what to do with it. So happened I have the kaffir lime leaves left in the refrigerator and I have a bottle of tomato sauce. So what I did was to mix and match the ingredients.
Chicken meats cut into smalles pieces
6-8 leaves of kaffir lime leaves, crushed, or you can simply crumble them using your with your palm+ fingers. :p
1 medium onion, cut into slices (I used the biggest shallots I had because that were what left in my kitchen)
Tomato sauce
Quarter cup of water
2 tablespoon of sugar
pinch of salt and a sprinkle of pepper
What you need to do it to heat up like 3 tablespoon of oil in a pan. Wait for 6 seconds. Put in the onion, chicken and kaffir lime leaves. Stir, fry do what ever you think you should until you feel the meat is 80 percent cooked on medium fire. Pour in water, and add tomato sauce (shake it 4 -5 times should be enough -- haha, what a detail) . Do not forget the sugar because this dish is meant to be sweet and fragranted with the kaffir lime leaves. Sprinkle some pepper and add in a pinch of salt to your preference. When the chicken is cooked with almost dried sauce, serve immediately, with rice is the best. Serves 2.
Second one is when I feel I can do something with marinating the juiciest chicken on earth.
2 whole chicken legs cut into smaller pieces
ginger in the size of 4 girls' thumb, grated
7 slices of garlic, chopped
1 teaspoon of salt, pepper
1 tablespoon soy sauce
Easy, put everything above into a sealed plastic bag. Left in refrigerator for a night. The next day, fry 1 chopped shallot in 4 tablespoon of oil. Put your marinated chicken with the crumbs of ingredients in the oil. Fry, stir occasionally. After about 20-25 minutes, the chicken should well cooked. Serves 2.
No picture. Never bother to take one, because my hands were dirty and oily the time I cooked.
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Stupid or Smart pedestrian overpass?
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
I think FM2 read my blog
See this
Tuesday September 11, 2007
EPF: Apply once, get monthly withdrawals (updated)
By IZATUN SHARI
KUALA LUMPUR: From January, EPF contributors who want to make monthly withdrawals from Account 2 to help pay their housing loan instalments need only go once to apply for it.
The money would be credited to their personal accounts.
Finance Minister II Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop said the contributors only need to go to EPF to apply for the monthly withdrawal once and the money would be directly credited to their account every month.
He said the condition was that the contributors have a housing loan.
On worries that the monthly withdrawal would be subject to abuse like the EPF computer withdrawal scheme which was a flop, he said: "Let them use the money. It is all right. The money is in their pocket. But they must have a housing loan.
"There are no worries. For the computer scheme in the past, some contributors bought computer slips rather than computers. In this case, they cannot cheat. We can check with the bank if they have a housing loan."
Nor Yakcop was asked to elaborate on the EPF monthly withdrawals mentioned in Budget 2008.
The Budget was tabled in Parliament by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi last Friday.
Nor Yakcop was speaking to reporters after delivering his keynote address at the Malaysian Newspaper Publishers Association's seminar entitled "Making Sense of The Media Collusion" here Tuesday.
Friday, September 07, 2007
Another happy trip
You know, highway isn't so smooth during holiday season. Independence Day is one of the peak period where people from south and north might be going up to central region to witness the remarkable celebration at Stadium Merdeka. At the same time, those from KL might be travelling back to every parts of the country to spend more time with their family. Similar to them, I wanted to meet my niece (and sister :P).
There are valid reasons why I like her so much.
She welcomed me to her humble home with her friendly look.
She looks happy when she is happy. Baby is always innocent. They act what they feel.
Therefore, I helped her to grow up.
She brought me to eat:
Satay celuk
Famous rice balls..
Asam fish
She loves travelling.. and I love travelling with her.
She needed rest after a journey.. We shall meet again very soon :D
Merdeka!
Mom : It is 50 years my child. 50 years.
Girl : erm... yah..
Mom : Everyone else has a flag. We should be proud.
Girl : Is it? Okay.. Hope we can live a better life 50 years after.
Study Case (1)
A fifty years old wanted to withdraw his 30 years of saving to pay off the house and car debt from employee retirement fund. Great effort by the goverment to safe guard the people money. The law change in one of the year where the contributor can only get back their own money at the age of 55. The people’s money is controlled and there is so much to do to get their money back. Queues and waits and the way the thing goes are like the contributor is trying to snatch the fund’s money instead of claiming their own property. Probably they should make the fund to operate like a bank, where people can withdraw their money straight from the ATM when they reach the specific age and nooed to go through so fussy steps.Also it is hopeless to know that the money will go disappear if some mishaps occur to the contributor because the beneficial name has not been updated every now and then due to the database failure.
Study Case (2)
A Nepalese immigrant came to Malaysia for a better living for his family back home. He was lonely and wanted to get a companion. He got one from the second floor complex where he was working at and life wasn’t get better because of her desperation, she ran away with RM600 he kept in his pocket. He had no other choice but to make police report. Life got even harder after he went to the officers because they visit him often to just to check his visa and get some pocket money after they got his address. The result is he need to shift house to avoid our beloved officers. Good job for making sure their visa don’t expired Tuan!