The Return from Sabah

After an eventful awesome 5 days 4 nights trip to Sabah, I am ultra-exhausted. While tripping, I was required to handle the graduation matters. It was truly challenging; but, thank goodness with my friends' data plan, I was able to survive..Hahahah, the road trip, the accommodation, the plans... were memorable!

Will blog more details soon! Now, just look at the insects hatching at the window's panel was interesting (^^). Anyhow, 2moro is another big day for me to take my graduation photos, need to do facial and sleep early..(^^) Tata for now ~~~

It Is Time To Say Hi To Kota Kinabalu (^^)

In less than 12 hours, I will be on my way to Sabah - The Land Below The Wind (^^)

Totally Exhausted, because just had a Perak Free and Easy Tour (^^)

Tatata, see you guys soon (^^)

BRUCE LEE is definitely cool - perhaps an Idol to almost all the boys in the world once? (^^)

The Change in Ipoh; The Change in Me

If you have read my previous post on the unhealthy property development in Ipoh , the downside is that the price of property in Ipoh is so freaking expensive; consequently, the living cost is also quite high. Now, chicken rice is no more RM 3.00. ~ Anyhow, development is inevitable. But, sustainable and good development is the key role of ensuring the strength of the states. With everything rises up in price, the salary doesn't seemed to increase more. KL suffers a more severe condition.

I remembered reading an article stating that Perak basically is not among the wealthy states in Malaysia. Why? BAD MANAGEMENT! Ipoh can be like Malacca, a tourist central !!!! Ipoh can be green land with abundant of natural resources. However, what I can see now is:

1. Expensive building ( RM 3 million house )
2. Expensive yet delicious food ....
3. State that refuse to go green - poor public transportation (despite some improvements); landfill-orientated without recycling scheme. 

Yeah, the new Jusco really creates a lot of employment opportunities. But, I still don't see a lot of green development in Perak. Sad case. Anyhow, I am quite delighted to see the "metamorphosis" of the new bridge though (^^).

What I hope to see:

1. Renewable energy (too much to ask for)
2. Waste categorization (3Rs)
3. Better transportation (ie: LRT, a bit dreamy of me ^^)

 So, what change in Me? I grew up to learn that Ipoh can be a better place! (^^)

Note: The above post is purely a random-thought young lad who think only the good for Ipoh; Therefore, he is just hoping for a better future. Any comments are welcome ~