Riddles

For all those who loves riddles out there, I had just been introduced to this website that will surely make you wanna pull your hair out. Anyway, just bit too dramatic but this site is very addictive and you tend to want to try and solve those riddles. So anyone interested here's the web address: http://www.weffriddles.com. There are websites that you can go to for hints and tips... maybe next time.

We are going!!!!!!

We finally 'found out' that we got the go-ahead for the Masters long ago, so me and chee are leaving for the UK. So, LONDON, Here I come again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Many First-TimeS!!!!

To be honest, I think I have come to be comfortable with my job at UBD and met some very nice people along the way. Eventhough I may have certain things that I do not agree with the management of the insitute.. but ANYWAY......
I have done things that I never think I would have been able to do. Like the OBBD trip to temburong (as mentioned in the previous post). It was the first time I went on the flying fox and it was raining heavily... and it was the first time I camped... first time I kayaked.
What else ah....I actually went to the OGDC(Oil and Gas Discovery Centre) at Seria last week and first time slept on the bed of nails.


Then last tuesday we held a farewell dinner for the Japanese students and I was an MC for the first time!!! Can't say it was great but then I would like to think that it went fine.... hehe I wore a Yukata, a summer wear for the Japanese girls. It's less formal, less layers and less complicated to wear than Kimono.

It was really a fun night.

OBBD trip

I have not been posting anything recently as.... well been busy.... at work... I went to temburong for the first time in my life. And it was for the Outward Bound school. Went with one other colleague and 16 other students.... It is not a holiday resort if anyone is interested. First day was fine in a sense, still in touch with civilisation. Still got shower, still got flushing toilet, lights.. Second day, at ten a.m. is the beginning of a 7 hour jungle trek (with a giant, heavy backpack) to our destination: Camp Semut which literally meant that there are tons of ants crawling around.
It doesn't help that we are carrying about probably 10 to 15 kg on our back and trekking through mud and it had to rain!! Which jus turns the whole jungle into a sauna, as we could feel our sweat pouring down after the rain. When we finally reach the camp, we had to set up the tents and it rain again!!! And it was dark, so we decided not to wander to the river to take our shower... so ya... i did not shower for the whole day after soaking in my own sweat for the whole day... ewwww.....

But the next morning, we did sorta... took a dip just to refresh ourselves and its kayaking time!!! Which was difficult by the way. Looks easy but then... i think i ached more kayaking than trekking. ok then next post will be fine details.. :)