wah someone at least upload the photos from our previous gathering...sedih la

Will be coming back on the 9th of June, or best to say 10th of June after a day with the family for dinner etc etc, things due of a son after being away from home for 9 months (filial son that I am), and will be going back to Ireland on say, 3rd week of August.

So anyone free that time, lemme know, we can meet up, plan something together etc.

should be okay qua i post this hamsap photo here, don't think anyone will notice heh

After looking at my IMU class blog (which I was never a part of) I realized that soon if nothing is updated here, the blog will auto-defunct, and become an squatter in cyberspace (blogger is free, but not blogging on it feels like being an illegal immigrant, like those we have in Malaysia).

Of course having our own blogs, most of us, making a double post would be a waste of time, since the author would have to check for comments on the 2 identical posts. 

Now, I have just finished my dinner and am sitting down drinking a cup of rooiboos tea, which happens to be my all time favourite flavors of tea. Something I discovered on my trip to South Africa years back, where rooiboos tea was the complementary tea bag you have in the hotels, instead of earl gray, english breakfast tea etc you usually find in the western world.

So today I decided I would do a heartfelt analysis on someone from G7.

Lucky you Nar, you have been picked:

What is Nar Good For by Justin

1. Good for whining. Not that we whine to her, but shes great at doing it to us. 

2. Living proof that the moon facies isn't an entity limited to Cushing's Disease/Syndrome. (do you know what is the difference Nar. You better do, after 2 years in med school)

Okay, I've just run out of ideas of what Nar is good for.

I think that's all there is to her. Unless someone else can add to the significantly long list of virtues.

I'm glad I can be so honest with you all.

random question: why was it that Elvis Presley didn't have many friends.?