I like looking at cars. Well, maybe I am still searching for my dream car. Everyone tells me that cars are very expensive in Malaysia. I don't know if it's true. It seems like many people could still afford to buy new cars. They don't seem to mind being saddled with a five-year car loan. ... continue reading »

OK, I have to admit that I know nothing about this vehicle except its name, Nissan Navara, its distributor, Edaran Tan Chong Motor Sdn. Bhd., and its estimated price of MYR89,800. It's cheaper than Toyota Hilux 3.0G at MYR106K. And obviously, it's a 4X4. The reason I am posting this is because I am once again ... continue reading »

I bumped into a Toyota car show and demonstration a few days ago. I was late for the demonstration where Toyota showed how the world is flat to their new Hilux 3.0G but even though I was late, I could still watch a video of it, and the cars were still around. PHOTO TIME!! I was ... continue reading »

So my last-minute trip to Kuala Lumpur to attend "Women Netpreneur Conference 2010" saw me taking the electric train home to Ipoh from Stesen Sentral @ KL Sentral. If you have been following my blog, you would know that I took the electric train when it was newly launched in August, 2010, and I felt ... continue reading »

Last week saw me making a trip to Kuala Lumpur for "Women Netpreneur Conference 2010". It was totally unplanned but I have one of the most flexible schedules so I was able to register for the Conference when I received a last minute invitation from a friend who is on the organising committee of the ... continue reading »

My trip to Darul Ridzuan Museum (Darul Ridzuan Muzium) to watch the snake girl was quite fruitful, I would say. I wouldn't even go if not for Beauty & the Hisss exhibition because I am not someone who likes old, musky stuff but since I was there, I made full use of my time. I went ... continue reading »

So I made my way to the Darul Ridzuan Museum along Jalan Panglima Bukit Gantang Wahab in Ipoh a couple of weeks ago to get up close and personal with the snake girl, whose real name is Noo Azahariah. Although a visit to the Darul Ridzuan Museum is normally free, because of the snake exhibition, visitors ... continue reading »