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I'm amused because I was handed the keys to a BMW today ( Read more... ) -
Of books and classes
For the last 2 months, I've been devouring books, as evidenced by my credit card bills. And it was with a pang of regret that I finally finished Peter Mayle's "A Year of Provence" a couple of days ago because that meant that I now had to venture out to the mall and brave the sales-crazed throng of people to get the rest of his books, should they be ( Read more... ) -
On obsessions
Love Paul Dateh's playing to the extent that I saved the file off glumbert then converted it to mp3 so that I could burn it on a cd to play in my car. Get it here: http://www.flv2mp3.com/get.php?1196335441_987606_723713 -
Pieces
Whenever I get the urge to write, I'm never in front of the computer. Neither do I have any paper or writing instruments with me. It's just one of those things ( Read more... ) -
Climbing with newbies
This post has been delayed about a month, thanks to work ( Read more... ) -
Sporadic updates
The last couple of months have been spent ding-donging to Klang. It's been tiring, and some days, I just didn't feel like having to face the other 12 people over lunch. Still, I found my sanctuary in the form of the lovely-though-dubious-looking (in terms of cleanliness) friendly dogs there; feed them once and they remember you for life ( Read more... ) -
CRAG-gers
I seem to have left all environmental awareness behind when I left UK. The article on craggers (i.e. ppl who are members of CRAG - Carbon Rationing Action Group) jolted me as to how bad habits are so easy to fall back into ( Read more... ) -
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Got dragged out of bed at 5am this morning (after a few weeks of working late) for an early Cheng Beng visit so I was incredibly grouchy (soooo not a morning person) and spent the morning ruminating about how unfit I'd become, then subsequently going up and down as many hills as I could while at the cemetery. I reek of smoke now. yucks. And did you ( Read more... ) -
Random stuff
It's been ages since I've even logged onto this site. After spending an average of 12 hours a day at work staring at a computer screen, the last thing I want to do when I come home is to power up my computer and stare at the screen some more ( Read more... ) -
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I guess the lack of posts of late is representative of my life. Or rather, I should say, the lack of life. No time to climb, no time to be a shutterbug, no time for anything. My climbing days feel like it was a different time, in a different world. I'm longing for the days where all I had to do when I felt like a climb was to drop D an email and ( Read more... )