Mar 13, 2010

Experiencia espléndida por el viaje a Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.

My lazy-ness has yet again strike upon me... Am too lazy to do my assignments... Still drooling over my words-cant-describe-how-awesomenest trip to the Land Below the Wind -Sabah bah...My 6days 5nights stay was more than awesome and the superb hospitality i get from those who took care of me very well indeed there...Thank YOu MUch LOVE!

Firstly, what my experience have taught me about KK is that their people are super friendly... When I say friendly, I mean REALLLYY friendly..Needless for me to say more..I was kissed by a stranger, followed from KLIA to KKIA, mistaken for a Brazillian, treated like a tourist, stared like an exotic person and despite all that, I LOVE LOVE LOVE my trip!! In addition to that, I was accompanied by Mina -a Korean chicka, throughout my stay in KK.

I didn't do anything much on my first day to Sabah since I arrived at 10.30p.m. Gosh! I was so thankful once the plane had landed safely... Cant say it was a smooth landing since according to M.A, KK's runway is not in a very good condition and is very near to the parking (plane ofcouse)...No!! Not the hangar...I forgot whats the word...That explains the abrupt break and turning when we landed.....

They say you cant hate thing the most 'cause that is what you are going to get... well, suck on it and believe me because it is true... I despise..YES! DESPISE flying but love traveling...I hate turbulence, vomiting, feeling obnoxious, airsick and claustrophobic...However, mi novio es un piloto (not that i complain but somehow rather thankful)...Nevertheless, I am proud of what il mio ragazzo has achieved so far and how despite all God's giving él remains humble as él always has been....

ANYWAY, I've done basically everything that needs to be done in KK...I ate seafood, I drank its coffee, I went to the beach, I watched sunset, I experienced the night life, I went hiking, I went to the hot spring, I went to the waterfall, I went to Mount Kinabalu, I drank its famous Yoyo drink (KL might associate is as pearl tea) and i picked up a few of the KK slang...BUT I have saved some activities for my next visit there...Looking forward to it...*Hint *Hint dearest M.A :D

Despite all that, Ive also learned some Korean language and ate Korean food cooked by a Korean chicka, Mina Choi...Her cooking was tastyliciouss!!! Better than at the Korean restaurant in Melaka and also at the restaurant where we ate the evening after we got back from Mount Kinabalu...Alhamdulillah, I have been fed well while my stay there in KK...Thank you yet again LOVEs!












































Mar 2, 2010

Contently In Love

"When we're incomplete, we're always searching for somebody to complete us. When, after a few years or a few months of a relationship, we find that we're still unfulfilled, we blame our partners and take up with somebody more promising. This can go on and on -series polygamy -until we admit that while a partner can add sweet dimensions to our lives, we, each of us, are responsible for our own fulfillment. Nobody else can provide it for us, and to believe otherwise is to delude ourselves dangerously and to program for eventual failure relationship we enter."


-Tom Robbins


This in fact is so right! I admit to sometimes feeling that i depend on somebody else for my own happiness and fulfillment but the fact is that I am a creation of my own. I wont be happy or project my self content to others if deep down inside me I can't make my self see all God's giving.


I have been blessed to have a very wonderful family despite our regular fights and misunderstandings. My siblings and I have been brought up into what were once a wealthy family. However, during the economy downturn in the year 1998, my family faced financial crisis. Consequently, it affects all of us -the family members.


Nevertheless, I am thankful and fully blessed that we have managed to overcome the obstruction. Unlike others, divorce is the answer to most financial problems.Therefore I am till now, have the highest gratitude to Allah s.w.t in guiding us all in our journey.


Furthermore, along the way, life has taught me many things. Among them are those you can call friends in need and in deed. My mom always warn me through her own experience that friends won't be there forever. I however feel otherwise. I carefully choose who i want to be friend with and Alhamdulillah most of whom I call friends have always been there for me. For that, I am truly blessed.