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What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve

by DeM0NiCk on December 31, 2011, under Tidbits

I came across this video on Facebook since many of my friends shared it. Song by Zooey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Btw, never knew these two could sing! Really appropriate tune to wrap up 2011.

Happy New Year everyone!

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Serenity In The City

by DeM0NiCk on December 17, 2011, under Tidbits, Travels

A couple of months back, our department went for a trip to Janda Baik…just a 45 minutes drive from the city. It’s actually just before the turn off to Genting Highlands if you use the Karak Highway. It’s surrounded by breathtaking scenery, fresh and cool air combine with lush greenery jungles.

It was a team building/get away/”get to know one another better” session with all our colleagues. We stayed in this place called Saufiville Resort, which is a villa consisting of 6 rooms. Nice enough to accommodate a group of 30 people. It also came with a private infinity pool which overlooked the mountain view. Well, with it being a team building trip, we also gotten outside help to organize some activities for us during the day.

A word of caution though. While the place promises great scenery and cooler than city temperatures, it has one drawback….BUGS! The place it’s filled with all sorts of insects and bugs as it is located in the middle of the jungle. So if you’re planning a stay there, please remember to bring insect repellent or bug spray.

Here are some pictures of the place

Courtyard surrounded by mountains

The infinity pool

Enjoying the view with a few cans of beer

We were split into smaller groups to perform some task during our team building activities…just don’t ask what the task were..

Awesome team members: Robb, Audrey, Jesrina, Lee Fen, Darren and Yoke Teng

Again did I mentioned about the insects…

Size of bug = size of lighter = SCARY!

And of course we all had fun and enjoyed the trip even more by playing poker, Xbox Kinect, Karaoke and drinking (what more?) during the night. Here are some group pictures..

Janda Baik September 088

And finally here we are having Banana Leaf rice after the trip :)

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Update: 14 December 2011

by DeM0NiCk on December 14, 2011, under Tidbits

Gosh! It’s already 14 December. I have not been blogging for a few months since my last update. Well, lots had happened during these few months as you can tell. This is just a “stand-in” post making sure that this blog is not dead yet. I will update more in the upcoming post as there are many things to be updated.

Here is a list of upcoming post:

  • Serenity In The City: A getaway in Saufiville, Janda Baik
  • Climbing the Great Wall - Company trip to Beijing, China
  • Night of the Stars: Shots taken during our wedding banquet

Until then…stay tuned! =)

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New Age Wedding

by DeM0NiCk on September 30, 2011, under Tidbits

Hello hello! It’s been long while again since I neglected this space. Been pretty lazy busy of late with work and wedding prep. Yes, it’s always easy going until the final few weeks you got left for preparation for the big day. The lucky thing is that we did most of our preparations across a few months, which left us a little more breathing space and to not scramble and panic for last minute items. I guess the most important thing now is having a checklist of things undone.

wedding stress

Who would have thought having a wedding needed so much preparations? Sometimes I ask myself are certain things necessary? Why do others have the expectations that a wedding has to be as such? Is it because someone who read too many Cinderella story books came up with all these ideas of how an ideal wedding should be? I was speaking to my uncle the other day about my preparations, and he mentioned that during his time (probably about 30-40 odd years ago), for his wedding, there is no need to invite friends and colleagues. All he did was hire a chef from a restaurant, put up some tents outside his house, and invited all close family members and relatives. That’s it! He then ask, why want to waste so much time and money just to plan for this one day. Well, it made me stop and wonder as well….and that he had a point.

I guess today, society sees us differently. It’s all about ego, status and how they perceive you. Today if you have a wedding banquet and not invite your friends and colleagues, you’re seen as snobbish or stingy. If you don’t have pre-wedding shots done, you’re seen as trying to save money. If you don’t have a wedding banquet at all, you’re seen as you’re trying to hide something (scandal? bride is pregnant?). Why is it does society sees us as such? What happened to the times where weddings were just kept simple amongst family members and relatives? Mind you, back then, the term “wedding planner” does not even exist! People hire wedding planners simply because there are too many things to do. But imagine if it’s just kept simple…

Anyway, not complaining much as most of our preps are already done. The major thing left is sorting out the guest list and seating arrangements. I guess that’s the one that gives you the most headache during any wedding. Thankfully, I have an awesome wife and mother-in-law, who are always so understanding and supportive in so many ways. Love them both.

Until then, stay tuned for more updates

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