Hidden Treasures

Next week will be the hari pilihan raya for Majlis Perwakilan Pelajar. A lot of poster or so called advertisement or whatever can be seen anyway around the campus.

Near the Bank Muamalat.

Near the classrooms.

Near the Theatre Hall.

Everywhere is him!

But I have no idea who is this guy and why should I vote for him. Vote as my student representative?

Maybe I will consider to vote for him if he looks like this, ok?

I celebrated Mooncake Festival earlier with my seniors last Saturday. It’s actually the program launched by Buddhist Society of our university.

Me and my friends went to our seniors house, which is located somewhere near our city campus. As usual, we are given one lantern and few candles, just in case one candle burns out. Played a few games and sang a few mooncake songs.

So we burned lighted up our lanterns.

This is my lantern.

I was so proud that my lantern is brighter than my friend’s. Did you notice the green lantern by the right side of my lantern? That’s it.

Unfortunately, bright lantern didn’t mean that the lantern was always the best. It was accidentally burnt by me when I was trying to change the candle inside the lantern because it has run out of wax.

T.T

This is how I celebrated my mooncake festival in the year 2007.

I paid a visit to Kota Tinggi yesterday.

Kota Tinggi is located at south Johor.

The trip took around 2 hours from Parit Raja, Batu Pahat.

Kota Tinggi is famous of its waterfall.

The entrace ticket cost at RM9 for student price. Normal price is RM18.

This is the entrance to go into the deep forest to look for a nicer waterfall.

Look! This is the nicest waterfall I have ever seen.

The water is so cold that you will feel shivering.

There are also facilities like the one you can find in Genting wet Theme Park. But I don’t know what is this called. Diving is not allowed in this area.

Did you see that little human monkey sitting there? He’s waiting for food.

Foolish monkey. Lasap!

In Johor, there is one type of drink you can never find in Kuching.

That’s Teh-O Ais Limau. It’s actually Teh-O that is mixed with lime juice. Quite nice actually. Can do it yourself and try it out.

Let’s see what the police did in Johor.

The police in Johor don’t even know how to park their cars.

No wonder he puts Parit Raja sticker sign behind his car because he thinks he is the Raja and can simply park his stupid turtle car anywhere he likes.