Monthly Archives: September 2005

Offer From Europe Received

Good news! Euro1 Motion Picture and Literary Agency sent me an offer of representation, as agent to market my book in Eastern Europe and the Balkans. I’m not alone in this because John received an offer from them as well, … Continue reading

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Stay Foolish, Stay Hungry! By Apple’s CEO

SK shared with me an e-mail containing a very inspiring message by Apple’s CEO, Steve Jobs. I had the mail forwarded to a couple of close friends, but later felt that everyone deserves to read this intriguing speech. ‘You’ve got … Continue reading

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A New Freelance Photographer Online!

Whee! It’s time to introduce my 2nd hostee. She is no other than my good friend, Cheryl Leong! This 22 year old is pretty, sweet, charming, talented, friendly, helpful, fun-loving, jovial, oh she’s EVERYTHING! But too bad, she’s unavailable, so … Continue reading

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Sick people can be full of life

picture stolen from http://www.dustyhawk.com There was a bloggers meeting last Sunday at MidValley’s Oasis Foodcourt. That was my first appearance as a blogger in public, and my, the turn out was amazing! It’s great to finally see the people behind … Continue reading

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My First Writer Pay Cheque

Yay Yay! Here comes my first pay cheque as a writer. It’s a very humble amount, but enough to fly me out of bolehland on a budget airline. This idea derived from David, whose first writing brought him to Bali! … Continue reading

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Do you believe in miracle healing?

I suppose its nothing wrong to admit that I do believe in miracles. Many things in this world happen with no scientific reason. We’ve heard about miracle healings, about terminal illnesses being cured by unseen power. Many things are working … Continue reading

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My Hands At Feature Writing

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