Life in Solok Tambun

Other than expanding the width of buttocks, I really haven't been doing much. On a normal day, I'd wake up round noon, eat, drink coffee and start surfing the net and watching TV at the same time. Bliss. But hopefully it won't be too long before I join the thousands of blank-faced commuters of KayEL. A few weeks back, I took an early LRT ride to KL Sentral and almost everyone onboard just looked...dead. Of course there were a few of 'em "I'm high on LIFE!" people with smiles plastered on their faces.
Hmph, maybe it was a tad too early.

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Mama tengah kecik ati and for once, it's not my fault! Yipeeeeeeee!

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Cousin Daisy is finally married! It was a beautiful wedding and I really enjoyed meeting the rest of the clan.
While visiting my aunts and uncles, I noticed family photos I had taken years ago were proudly hanging on their walls. The photos aren't that great but at the time,I was convinced I was going to be Malaysia's TOP female photographer. And yet here I am...Hehehe. Ok back to the story. I'm extremely glad and relieved my photos have found loving homes.

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On Sunday, we made our way to Sitiawan to buy freshly caught crabs. I needed to use the loo, so Mom asked the shopowner does she have a toilet and could I use it. So she said "Yah, ada ada. Itu sana lu guna la". The loo if you could call it that, was basically a small wooden cubicle next to where they keep the crabs. Ceramic bowl you say? How about just a hole in the wooden floor? (The hole was not even fully rounded, it was all jaggedy, like The Hulk had put his foot through the floor during one of his tantrums)And so your pee/poo goes straight into the sea. I hear the crabs they sell are super yummy.