Just saw a sad event unfolding before my eyes and I found this sentence to touch me and understand the experience even better and let the water comes through...
"It is through understanding, 2 people comes together. It is because of understanding, they let go of each other. Love is none other to let the other part fly free when the times come."
月曜日, 9月 12, 2005
マレーシアの祝い
Yesterday, got chance to go to Malaysian Carnival, heaps of free food! Actually, malaysian students can get $10 free food voucher, but dunno why my friend ended up with 5 or 6 of them worth $50 or so... Bought the satay, cucur ikan bilis, curry puff, laksa penang, teh tarik, and nasi biryani. Yum yum... Wonder when Indonesia ever held this kind of thing and actually, supported by the government.
I found that many Malaysians here still have their pride, whatever race they are, Chinese, Malays, or Indians. My generations, who were born in Indo and living and studying overseas, don't bloody care what's going on back home. Most of my friends actually prefer to stay here after finishing uni. I wonder, what will Indonesia be in the future. Those who has overseas qualifications do not go home, those who has money put their money and children overseas. Don't the government ever realised that slowly Chinese is becoming a rarity someday and without them, I'm pretty sure the economy won't survive.
On friday night, I went out with my straight friends, it was a very sad scene, 6 single guyz and 1 girl. All of the guyz, except me of course, were actually desperate for a girlfriend. We had drinks in Max Brenner after dinner and saw a straight couple dating, sitting just next to me. The guy is really handsome, delicious enough to eat, LOL... My friends actually looking at them and learning the dating tricks, hahaha...
And one of them is asking my help for fashion makeover next week, hmm.. Is my sense and understanding of fashion that good? But this will be a good challenge. Mind you, my friend is kinda short and chubby, so choosing the right one will be a bit hard. However, if I do succeed and my friend can recommend me, I have to start charging for my service, how about $50 an hour sounds? :P
I found that many Malaysians here still have their pride, whatever race they are, Chinese, Malays, or Indians. My generations, who were born in Indo and living and studying overseas, don't bloody care what's going on back home. Most of my friends actually prefer to stay here after finishing uni. I wonder, what will Indonesia be in the future. Those who has overseas qualifications do not go home, those who has money put their money and children overseas. Don't the government ever realised that slowly Chinese is becoming a rarity someday and without them, I'm pretty sure the economy won't survive.
On friday night, I went out with my straight friends, it was a very sad scene, 6 single guyz and 1 girl. All of the guyz, except me of course, were actually desperate for a girlfriend. We had drinks in Max Brenner after dinner and saw a straight couple dating, sitting just next to me. The guy is really handsome, delicious enough to eat, LOL... My friends actually looking at them and learning the dating tricks, hahaha...
And one of them is asking my help for fashion makeover next week, hmm.. Is my sense and understanding of fashion that good? But this will be a good challenge. Mind you, my friend is kinda short and chubby, so choosing the right one will be a bit hard. However, if I do succeed and my friend can recommend me, I have to start charging for my service, how about $50 an hour sounds? :P
土曜日, 9月 10, 2005
シドニでＫｏｏｋａｉの販売促進
Just something that I found in my photo collection... A kookai promotion in Sydney last year, where a guy has to dress up with girl's clothing. Took this in George Street. Totally disgusting, can you see the hairy legs and chest? LOL...
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