Last weekend during my trip to KLCC for the Pikom PC Fair, there was a booth to register yourself as a voter in Malaysia. I’m 28years old this year and as my responsibility of being a Malaysian, I decided to get myself registered.

All they needed at that point is your Identity Card, and you will be registered to the address based on your IC. Mine stated a address that we used to stay at 2 years ago, and according to them, if I want to vote at the new area, I’ll have to update the address on my IC first. Anyway I didn’t bother as the old house wasn’t to far away. So when voting, I’ll have to go to a school that’s located nearest to Kapar.

I was given a copy of the form that they kindly help fill up for me and I was to check a website whether my application is successful. It takes 3-6 months for them to register me. So peepz, do your part and make a difference in the next coming election.

Registering as a Voter

Registering as a Voter

Everyone seems to write about the Durian experience because it’s durian season right now. For those who didn’t know Liulian is the chinese version of Durian, no I’m not making this up.

Last weekend, we headed to a durian selling stall thingy along Jalan Batu Belah, Klang. It’s located somewhere near Klang Parade. At first we decided to go for one of those cheap ones, 2 for RM10 was the cheapest. But me being itchy and a durial lover, decided to give the D24 fruit a try too. Just that one fruit alone cost RM14.

Not many like Durial because of their smell, but to me, I really love the smell, and it taste wonderful. Only setback is that you’re probably going to smell Durian everytime you burp for the next day or two. To top things up, my brother and me decided to have a couple of beers that night. A very bad combination and not really recommended. Why you’re asking? Just try it and see what comes out the next morning.

The Durian stall at Jalan Batu Belah

Durian

Opening Durian Process

The Durian Thorns

Yellow Durian, sweet

All this Durian for 3 people :)

Woohooo, one of the best thing about working at Kuala Lumpur city center is that you get great view of our Pertronas Twin Tower, the KLCC. I work at Megan Avenue II that is on Jalan Yap Kwan Seng. We are on the 16th floor, so the view from up here is marvellous. Some surrounding buildings are still under construction, she one end of KL looks messy. I’ll just let the photos speak.

Kuala Lumpur City Center View

Kuala Lumpur City Center View

Kuala Lumpur City Center View - See The Moon?

Last saturday I had to take the KTM Berhad (Keretapi Tanah Melayu) which is a public train service in Malaysia from Klang to Kuala Lumpur to help with a function. While waiting for the train at Klang KTM Station, The train that stopped there was so many centimetres away from the platform. Passangers had to literally jump, about 12inches to get to the platform. There were also old people who struggled to get accross.

From my experience, the KTM services is getting from bad to worst. There are alot of trains that are not properly functioning. Infact tis particular train had to be pullled using an external locomotive because the main one wasn’t working. They also had to have another platform that hosted a Generator.

I understand that they are trying to become better, but I guess that they are just now trying hard enough.

Generator and Locomotive for KTM

Uncle shocked to see the Gap

At least a foot and a half gap

KTMB is so Dangerous

I’m addicted to Green Tea, not just any green tea, but Lipton’s Green Tea that comes with 9 natural Ingrediets. The ingredients include Lemon Juice, Rose, Chrysanthemum, Ginseng, Jujube, Red Dates, Aloe Vera, Genmai, Lemongrass and Wolfberry. On top of that the green tea comes with no colorings and no preservatives. Only hope that the sugar level it not going to kill me :).

Now to get Lipton to sponsor me the drink, since I’m promoting them for free :). You can visit Lipton’s Official Website for more details.

Lipton is one of the world’s great refreshment brands, making a big splash in the global beverages market with tea-based drinks, a refreshing alternative to soft drinks.

Lipton's Green Tea - My weekly supply

Lipton's Green Tea