Visit Kuching if you:- 1) Are a staunch lover for all things Kuchinta, the cat. Aside from the numerous cat statutes littered in different corners, there is a Cat Museum located at the northern suburbs of the city. Of course, beware of real cats roaming along the streets as well. 2) Are a museum hopper. It's free entry for all to the well-run Sarawak State Museum, the mini Chinese Museum and the Textile Museum. A cool respite the blazing sun. I love the displays at the Japanese Occupation Gallery. Though limited, it was generally informative. 3) Can't get enough of the Singapore River. The Sarawak River disects the city into the northern and southern districts. The waterfront along the Main Bazaar is a major draw with beautiful sunsets and plenty of eateries. 4) Love the High ... read more

I love my life, I love what I'm doing, and I will take care As I prepared for the 3pm flight to Kuching, these were the thoughts that flashed through my mind. I'm thankful for all the concerns out there but certainly I would prefer to hear "enjoy your experience" coming from the concerned folks. Having being out of Singapore countless of times over the past 7 years, I've probably seen the best and worst. Every trip is a gamble because I won't know what to expect after I have done it and recounting those experiences in this blog. Often, we heard from fellow travellers returning back from their holidays and lamenting their good and bad experiences. We heed their remarks seriously and use them as a yardstick to determine our next destination (me included). "那个地方很落后，一点都不好玩!" ... read more

天冷就回来 ~ A Cool Respite from the Summer Mayhem Saturday, 18th April 2009 Afternoon Matinee @ 2.30pm What better way than to spend three hours in air-conditioned comfort to catch the latest instalment of “If There're Seasons”. Two years have passed since the sold out muscial debuted at the Drama Centre Theatre in August 2007. There was generally a certain level of expectation arising from the success of the previous season. Two years on, some changes have been made to the main casts to include 2005 Project Superstar’s runner-up, Sing Chew (石欣卉) and the multi-talented Jeffrey Low (which Mr B recognized as his schoolmate from his bygone era). Together with the likes of old timers, Joanna Dong & George Chan, the star-stubbed combination was certainly timely to add a new zest in this latest production. "There ... read more

10th April 2009 ~ The City of 哥打京那巴鲁 Five of us booked our air tickets to Kota Kinabalu (KK), the state capital of Sabah way back in mid-December 2008. Since none of us had ever been to East Malaysia, we were generally excited of the new experience. The 2 hour flight cruised through the skies of South China Sea and whisked through the likes of Sarawak and the oil-rich Brunei Darussalam before touching down at KK International Airport on the afternoon of 10th April 2009. The city of KK was surprisingly compact and easy to get around on foot. Other than the relatively expensive taxi ride from the airport, we spent the rest of our day exploring the city by foot. Trekking up the signal hill observatory in the evening was the highlight of Day 1. ... read more

"Life is not always the party we expected to be but as long as we are here, we should smile and be grateful." How true! This quote came from J, a classmate of mine whom I have known more than 15 years back. Lately, she posted this quote in her facebook and immediately, it struck a chord in me. Recently, I've came across a couple of articles with similiar meanings. Other beings have their rights to be critical and judgemental of the way we do things. But as long as we have a sense of self worth, we should not let those remarks hurt our day. ... read more