Wet Day for Golf @ Rahman Putra

After finishing 4 holes a long blast of siren was out throughout the 36 holes golf course signalling all golfers to abandon play & take a break until the weather condition is improved.

Meanwhile, we headed to the Drink Hut for some hot drinks. Jan brought out her Taiping "Tau Seah Peah" for us to go with our drinks.

These golfers are truly golfers well preparewith "pak kau" playing cards for situation like this. Instead of betting in the golf course, they are doing it at the Drink Hut.
The business at the Drink Hut was suddenly good.
Fresh & warm Nasi Lemak & eggs just arrived for replenishment.
After 45 minutes later we resumed our game but not too long after 9 holes we decided to abandon the game again and requested for rain check for the back nine. What a wet day...........

5th RSC In House Junior Soccer Tournament 16 Mar 08

My 3 sons participated in the RSC In House Soccer Tournament @ Kiara and had a wonderful Sunday. We were at the club 10 minutes before 8.00am.

Zuyi in Team FRANCE (under 8 category)

The matching team, PERU (under 12 category) - Xiang Yi's

Shou Yi in Manchester United Team (under 16 category)

The assembling of all players, managers, coaches, officials and parents.

Attending to the National Anthem.

M. Chandaran our former National Captain and famous footballer in the 70's.

Wide angle view of the assembly.

Releasing ballons and Freeing of pigeons by VIPs.

The battle between France & Spain.

Prize Giving ceremony

Runner-up placing to Team France.

One group photo for the album.

3 medals collected, Zu Yi struck runner-up position, the other 2 got medals for participating the tournament. What a day!!! & Zuyi ended up with sun burn.

Beautiful and amazing Putrajaya

I bet you that many Malaysians have not been to Putrajaya since it was developed a couple of years back, even those staying in and around the Klang Valley.

There are already tourists from China, Singapore, Middle East have been to Putrajaya. Shame on you, your own place of interest and yet you are not visiting it, people have come from so far away of various parts of the world have visited and you have not.

Please go bring your family, friends or partner to see yourself. A good

break for you to break your routine during the weekends.

The Malaysian Election Result 2008

Surprise! Suprise! Suprise!

Everyone was knocked off by a fantastic wave in Malaysia last Saturday,
a wave never before in the history of Malaysia,
a wave so great that it has started a new chapter of political change in Malaysia.

For the first time in the history of Malaysia, the Opposition have denied the ruling Party a 2/3 majority in the Parliamentary Seats &
the Opposition has also managed to take over 5 States.
Never before.
It is time for the Opposition to perform and gets into a greater height for a new direction.
All the best and we hope to see a better future for the new generation of Malaysian.

Malaysia Election Day @ Taman Setiawangsa

Today is the day where Malaysians are given the opportunity to decide who runs the country. For 50 years or so Malaysia has been ruled by the same political party. Malaysia is supposed to be a rich country, the wealth from our petroleum is not being properly managed resulting a lot of money wasted unneccesary and causing a lot of unhappy and angry citizen of Malaysia.

Anyway, I have done my part casting a vote for a change if not then for a stronger opposition team. Voting time started at 8.00am and will end at 5.00 this evening. We were at the polling centre 10 minutes after 8.00am and were done 25 minutes later. Tonight will be an interesting night keeping track of the Election results and will be witnessing surprises or new faces in the political arena.

Marina Mall - Biggest Mall @ Abu Dhabi

Marina Mall is the biggest shopping mall in Abu Dhabi located at The Corniche, a park-lined coastal boulevard fronting the blue ocean of Arabian Sea.
We tried some local Arab fast food from this stall. The Arab food is palatable being Asian. There are a lot of Chinese restaurants in Abu Dhabi, but there is a catch here and you must know it. There are many Chinese restaurants where foods are prepared by India nationality, sound weird right.... So you must know which Chinese restaurant to go for authentic Chinese food cooked by Chinese chefs. We know of three restaurants and had the chance to try two of them. Pork is also available in some shops or hotels. Having breakfast at the hotel we are staying cost us RM60.00 per head, eating somewhere near the hotel and nice Indian food cost us about RM8.50 per person where you can have two roti canai (bigger and nicer compared to Malaysia) with chicken or mutton masala including a cup of coffee and a glass of mineral water.