Actually there are a lot to be shared, from RANtai to some itchy issues. It's been a week or so since an actual update, I'm quite sure none of you guys would think all I did was lay back at home and watch TV. Hell, I don't even know where they put the remote anymore.Basically only two weeks of relative freedom are left for me to savour. At times I regret the exhaustive hang outs, especially the ones that would drive me mentally sick. Think traffic jams and damaged brain cells. It's within the city borders for me right now, I really want to keep in touch with simple things I always do before I actually want to go outside again. Continuous hang outs are bearable, but at the same place all over again?
Shah Alam Mall can pull that kind of trigger off. KLCC, however, doesn't. Unless if you live at Kg. Baru or anywhere nearer.
I barely remember what I was doing for the past couple of days.
So I am currently resuming the simpler lepak rites; borak outside the rumah gate chomping on the nearest makcik's goreng pisang, lunch at Mall, having lepak sessions and eventually coming back before 12, and stuffs like that. Maybe after this the D.E breakfasts that actually involves walking there, those photo sessions at the padang or tasik, and the usual masjid-and-Syed sessions.
It would be as decent as breaking a piggy bank to buy your first copy of FHM.
Like what the hell, why encounter those traffic jams that those people at Klang, PJ and KL are having while the only thing we whine about is how some people are so slow at roundabouts?
Some people criticise Shah Alam as being a city only for people to live in, while for work and stuffs, they go elsewhere. Well thank you for such glorious remark, that's a good thing. Because surprisingly people live a life, not work for one.
Got to think things the simpler way. Got to.
PICTURE RANtai Exhibition by Bangkit
No comments:
Post a Comment