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Snippet from Facebook # 3....

1- It a gorgeous Friday morning, bright day dan clear sky. Since I do not go out on Friday morning I am enjoying my breakfast at the Serambi and reading a book

2- Our education system must see to it that after SPM all school leaver excell in the English language; could read, write and speak well in the English language.

3- The contents of the sermon at today's Friday prayer has not change much. Just like when I first heard it 70 overs years ago at the mosque in Kuantan. What a waste of precious time where once a week folks gather together for the Friday Prayer. Would be wonderful if new information and ideas are spread to improve the quality of life of the umah!

4- It past 6pm on Sunday. It raining with thunder and it pours just like the monsoon rains in Kuantan during my childhood. Nostalgic indeed. Sitting at the Serambi brought back beautiful memories of those days when there was no electricity and running water. We kids would play in the rain care less of the world and enjoy. And we do not get sick. The roof of the house was made of attap and at time it leaks but then at that time it was a normal occurrence so folks live their life as thought nothing happened. When it get dark everyone would have a good night sleep in the cool and comfort atmosphere of the monsoon rains. Well life is like that.

5- Business is about the business of making money. So Belum apa apa lagi dah berbelaja! tu bukan business; kenduri, pecah tanah etc tak payah lah.

6- On the issue of toll on our roads just reduced it bit by bit first to easy the situations. Stop making announcements. That is old politic, we want a new culture of talk less but more actions please.

7- Yesterday Monday February 25. I took the E- Hailing MyCar to Nu Sentral to get something at those Indian shop, part of Brickfield across the road. After that snap some photos wirh my EOS M10 and move on to cross the busy road to the main entrance of Nu Sentral. I could have use the escalator and the bridge above to cross but at that time some workers were doing some repair to the going up escalator. Once in the mall I just takes thing easy. Then I saw a signage Kayu Nasi Kandar. It was a surprise to know that it here, so I went looking for it and found a sprawling outlet on the ground floor facing the road near the entrance. Felt hungry since I did not take anything heavy this morning I decided to order the usual.. Roti Canai and Teh Tarik. I sat down and enjoyed it. It was good. Then I went to browse along in the mall up to KL Sentral taking images with my M10. I soon lost track of times and notice the crowd has swelled. I realised that it's lunch time. Felt hungry again I went back to Kayu and this time que to order a plate of Nasi Kandar with fish and vege. The place was crowded to capacity. I move on and with the help of the workers managed to get a table. I sat down and enjoy my Nasi Kandar in a modern setting of the Nu Sentral mall. Well as I had expected the Nasi Kandar is as good as the one I ate at their former outlet in Ampang Jaya which has since closed down. After a hearty lunch I decided to call the day off and walk to KL Sentral where from there I took the prepaid Taxi home. It cost me a fixed rate of RM26.00 whereas my trip by MyCar from home to Nu Sentral was RM18.00. I was home just after 3pm tired but enjoyable..

Have a nice day.
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