Cook My Own Lunch ^^

Very easy to do it!

----> get the Lap Cheong(腊肠/ chinese sausage).
boil the water, add a bit of salt(half tea spoon) and dump the Lap Cheong in.
leave it in the hot water for 10 mins. Then take it out and soak it with warm water.
Now, you should be able to peel of the skin and slice it to pieces.

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get a red onion, a big one and slice it off to pieces

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get 2 eggs(large size) and stir it until bubbles turn up

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use the pan and don't use wok
heat up the pan and oil
put the scrambled eggs into the pan 1st, then only put it Lap Cheong and onion (either one 1st)
level down the fire to Low as your egg will cook nicely.

Check the egg skin below if it is golden color. If yes, turn it over but carefully.
When both side were in golden color. Switch off the gas.
Pick it up and serve   ^__^

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yummy .. yummy .. all done with the rice cooked in just 25mins !

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great taste starts at home~  now add some soy sauce to the eggs and voila~!! My yummy lunch.

Pikom PC Fair - April 2010' - Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre

Original version is in my Facebook page. You may access it from my Facebook badge here on the Right hand side column.
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Is Malaysia taking over Indonesia's place? Why is this happening???

Got this truthful and gutsy voice out ... from an email


The moment when dream is shattered...

I wonder you feel the same as me, all the sudden I realized friends and relatives around me seems to get less and less.

Those years when the New Year drew near, all sorts of gathering appointments almost completely filled the diaries, but this year seems so quiet.

Even in normal time, phone calls become less and less, face to face meet up also become much less.

 
Perhaps, everybody is busy with their own things, or perhaps, nowadays people prefer to stay in.

However, it is not entirely like this, thinking further, actually old friends and relatives are not around any more. God bless, they are still alive and well, they just left the country, Malaysia.

They have gone to China to set factory; ah Wang quit his engineer job and migrated to Australia to set up his little food store business, ah Fong left the local University went to Hong Kong as a lecturer. 'Frog' went to Taiwan to pursue his second career life. Others went to Americia, England, even Indonesia...

At first, I thought these are individual cases, but gradually, people around me realized the same, these are not individual cases but a general symptoms of our society. they are not small numbers but the pretty big indeed.

Department of Foreign Affairs released the figures earlier, it confirmed the situation is real.

From March 2008 thru September 2009, a total of 300,000 Malaysian migrated to other countries, among them 200,000 left between Jan - Aug 2009. (in 8 months)

Cummulatively, there are 2 million Malaysian migrated, this figure is close to the number of Indonesian workers in Malaysia today. 

Pikom PC Fair Dec. 09' - Kuala Lumpur (Re-Visited)

a sweet smile of welcome~ 

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@.@"  woW~ a legion of pro photographers~ ...

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as my starter of the day (test out on flash)  ^__^

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wah sehhh~  what a greetings here ...

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omg~ a legion of broadband promoters
you need to push your way through the path with a polite smile with no verbal interaction
or else you would got bombards from them (keep annoying you)

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not only Maxis broadband but other players as well - Digi, WiMax(the potong team), Celcom, U Mobile, Streamyx ....
..and the best thing - they got many booths been set up within the whole damn building~!

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it was really my lucky day to bumped into them - the Sony Alpha users (Tong Koh Yiaw & Danny Lim) and additional a 2 Nikon users (Michelle Wong & Shatool Lavin, who was not around at that moment)

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from here we had formed a group of united shutter bugs (Nikkie, Cannie & Sonie)  kakaka~
if not because of them, my day would be very lonely there ...in this big big crowd ...
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