Monthly Archives: April 2008

Congratulations Yuen, Her World 2007 Young Achiever.

It was an honor for mom and I, for we were invited to attend Her World Women 2007 Gala Dinner, at Hilton K.L. last night. We drove to the train station and took the LRT to KL Sentral. We arrived … Continue reading

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The Proletariat Trap in Malaysian DreamGirl

Joyce hinted some, okay, suggested, the methods Ringo and Cindy employed to raise their chances of winning Malaysian DreamGirl. Two days ago, I typed Joel an email detailing the definition of media conglomerates such as Times Corporation, the head honcho … Continue reading

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Mother

Mom and I have been invited to attend Her World Women Gala Dinner at Hilton KL tonight. I’ve never written much about mom except complaining her unkempt ways of rearing pets, and her habit of crowding up any space left … Continue reading

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Wanted: Play Therapists

You either become a Psychiatrist and view Psychological conditions like the plague that needs to be gotten rid of, by prescribing medicine and letting the patient to his or her own device thereafter. This seems to be case in Malaysia, … Continue reading

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Why last minute revision never works.

My classmate wrote me a note containing topics that our final exam would cover. This is the list, apparently taken down verbatim because it’s identical with another student’s copy. 1. Roger’s and Maslow’s need. Fine. 2. Personality and health, and … Continue reading

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Girls: Would you wear this?

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Definition of Entrepeuneership

What sets those like me apart from beggars is our desire to be contributing citizens in spite of adversaries faced. Life is likened to a game and we are the players. Sickness is an obstacle for some, while others undergo … Continue reading

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