the short trip home turn out to be slightly longer than expected. but nevermind that, quite a few things attracted my attention.

the revolution in 'tudung'... woweee... i'm so outdated. haha. but still, i dare not try the latest trend. tudung sekali dengan serkup? hehe. ala ala cerita indon solehah gitu. i'll see if my eyes will trick me once everyone's wearing it.

and don't even start with driving skills. just gave me the creep having motorists coming left and right. as if your have 9 lifes like cats. *shudders*

the prices of petrol went up in just days but it took weeks if not months to bring the prices down. and 120 ringgit to fill up waja? goodness me... it dread me to think how much i need to earn to actually... err... drive a car and live.

on similar topic, the prices of petrol came down but no... not the goods. and how much do a family with 3 little kiddies have to spent in one shopping... 700 ringgit! my oh my... sometimes twice a month. *horror*

another interesting sight are the cars that's parked underneath the LOW COST flats... you name it. the latest BM 5 series, audi, honda... i bet you'll find it there. one can only wonder if the money not worth spending on a better house?

and the sights at the playground... little children with... hey, wait a minute... feels like travelling to a neighbouring region. owh... the babysitters.

nasi lemak ENAK kfc 7 ringgit??? 10 ringgit with a piece of chicken. i thought i was having hallucination... and is it me or the chicken actually gets smaller?

sopan santun berbudi bahasa budaya kita? hmm... i don't think i see much of that. especially with the sales people choosing who they want to serve - judging only by look. heh. interesting to see how they'd entertain you if they know you actually work abroad.

home sweet home... there's nothing like sweating to the bones but loving it the same.