"Chill, okay, just chill!"

Have you heard people telling you these lines?

Used went you're pissed, gan cheong, anxious, emotionally unstable like you're gonna kill someone. 

And then someone tells you, "Chill, okay, you need to chill!"

I don't know why when people tell me, "You just chill la..", it kinda irks me. Like, I just don't like it when people tell me that. I don't know if everyone else has that problem. 

But it's kinda ironic because when I see someone overreacts, I would say the same thing too! I would just ask that person to chill because he/she is taking things too far and it's kinda annoying to see them overreacting to a small situation.

Flunyway, the thing is, when people ask me to chill, I'll feel like snapping and go, "What the hell, bitch?! You telling me to chill?! Chill?! CHILLLLL????!!" And then I end up getting even more pissed off and annoyed. But I think it's partly because when people ask me chill, it means that I'm overreacting and they're asking me to just shut up. And trust me, no man loves to think that he's wrong.

I think it's not just my problem though. For example, I watch a lot of TV shows where the husband cheats on the wife and then the wife snapped and went crazy like that. And the husband has the audacity to ask the wife to just chill. And the wife is like, "Chill?! You want me to chill??!! I bloody want me to chill and calm down and expect to keep quiet about it?!!!"
It's like, the husband is thinking that, "Hey, all I did was cheat behind your back! You don't need to get so worked up! We can talk this over nicely."

Seriously, you cheat on your wife and you think it's not even a big mistake, I don't know how logic and morals is applied in your life.
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I think what's worse is when someone blurts out things like, "Eh, you overreacting la! Why're you being so emotional?!"
Whoa... I think it's gonna be a huge blow to me if someone says that.  Haha, I guess rule number one when trying to chill someone pissed off is when NOT to say things that would make them feel that they're wrong. Because again, like I say, no man likes to be wronged. But at the same time, it's kinda hard because we don't know what words will piss people off.

New Blog Layout!

Yay! Finally done with my layout! :) Bye bye my two years layout.

And after I'm done with this new layout.. only I realised that I forgot to print screen my previous layout. Sigh.. wanted to have a last memory of it. :(

Flunyway, it's so refreshing to see this new layout right? And also, finally, I've come up with a decent name for my blog! I'm so bad at giving names I've never named my blog properly. The previous layout were "Yeok Ho's Blog" and "Welcome" ... ughh, lamest to the core.

As you can see from this new layout, its theme is city! :) I don't know why but lately I've been so fascinated by the cities around the world. Looking at the views and photos of cities are giving me this very magical and calm feeling even though I know life in cities is usually hectic. The main header of my blog comes from this photo:

It's such a lovely photo. Because this time I took my sources all over the net, I don't know who it belongs to. I don't even know which city this photo belongs to, but if you know, please do tell me. I'll make it a point to visit it someday.

I originally wanted a layout with a slightly cuter and yet still edgier design compared to the last one. I initially wanted to do a simple animation but then later scraped that idea off cos' I'm simply too dumb and lazy.
And then I changed and even drew a girl (but not me, just a random girl holding a random flower looking like very serene and pure and innocent like that but really, she's just thinking of what to cook for dinner) but then again, I was too dumb. The picture wasn't very nice also and I don't think it's a really edgy design. It was more towards artistic but I want edgy and sexayyyy...muahahahah! Flunyway, finally came up with this city idea. I arranged all my widgets above my main post mainly for these reasons:

1. I want people to be able to see my widgets all at once. 
2. Also, arranging them together like that is kinda like how the buildings in the cities are built. They're all cramped together with many many things and shops to see even in a small space. 
3. I want my post body to get full attention from y'all when it's read. Words and pictures can be seen clearer to get a better experience also. : D

I deleted a lot of links from my friends. In fact I didn't want to link to any other blogs anymore because not many people do that nowadays but well, out of respect for a few of my friends who still links me back and since I've had their links in my blog for so long, I guess, I'll still put their blog links here. : D You can read their blogs if you want. Another reason is also because I read their blogs. 

Also, the name "Voices of Infinity" is actually the name of my Tumblr site. Yes, I have a tumblr account but it's now inactive because so many of their posts are found on Facebook and 9Gag and Instagram... just anywhere else in the net. I don't need to go there anymore. I actually thought of this name is because Tumblr can be a really inspiring place. They have so many inspiring messages there (yeah, also got emo and self-pity that kind but we'll leave that out) that I feel like it's the voices of many people. And then since I thought that my layout of this blog is based on city, the name "Voices of Infinity" applies here too. In the city, there're so many people and so much voices. Also, because my mind is loaded with thoughts (who doesn't) that it's infinity. This title's a little cheesy and corny but ahaha... at least it's better than the previous two layouts. And please don't start remembering how lame my blog address is because I'll blabber about that in the future. 

I love designing blog so much, despite the fact that I'm actually cursing Blogger, the codes, Photoshop, the computer and Google Chrome 99.9% of the time. The kind of satisfaction that I get when I finished a layout is pricelesssssss!

Heh, I also finally changed the about me section that I now name is "the little area" because well, it's very little. 

Also, the picture you see below the little area is a snapshot of Guangzhou's Beijing Road, which is also part of Guangzhou city. You can read my posts here. 

And also, as you scroll down, you will the "Older Posts" and "Newer Posts". 

I have a very very very tiny picture of an old Istanbul, which is a postcard taken from here:

Since it's "older posts" mah, so have an old city lor. 

And the "newer post" is a modern city, taken from here: 

Sooo amazing and beautifullll right? I think this should be Hong Kong, I'm not so sure myself. But if anyone can confirm it, please do. : D

Heh, this layout's design is a little messier at the top because I originally wanted it to be simpler and cleaner but a lot of widgets' codes are very inflexible and Nuffnang's codes can't be edited at all, so it's a little messy. Also, I have a lot of things to cramp in a rectangular shape so I can only do so much. : D But nevertheless, it's so refreshing now. By the way, pictures and photos are not originally taken or drawn by me, I only took it from Google ( I was so lazy to even take stock photos or what). I didn't ask from anyone's permission so if you happen to be the owner or what, please please can you let me use your photo(s)? They all look reallllllyyy good on my blog, you should be proud, muahaha... 

Flunyway, here's beautiful beutiful cities all over the world. Take a moment of silence to look at these noisy hectic places that give you a sort of magical feeling. 

Shanghai

New York 

London

Tokyo 

Can never forget KL. 

Paris

Aiyah... so tired to find other cities for you all already la... Sydney, Toronto, Taipei and some more so many cities you go Google find la. All these I took from Google also one. So pictures do not belong to me. 

There're so many cities in this world and yet, each of them is so unique and has story of its own. These cities are where societies' cultures are, where stories of the countries are. I think it's fascinating how the people in the city lead their lives and one day I really hope I can see all of them and just feel what it feels like to be in each city (pftt... one day where got enough one. Need 80 days) 

Okaylah, that's all. Bai bai! 

How I take things so literally

I don't know if anyone ever have the same problem as me, but I think I have this problem of taking things literally. Like, I tend to listen to what people say to me literally. 

For example, when a friend says things like, "I hate you" to me when they don't mean it, probably they're just joking with me like that, I would still think that they hate me and then I'll start wondering why they hate me. There're a couple of times when people asked, "Hey, what are you doing now", they actually meant like, what I'm studying now, or you know, what I'm up to currently. The "now" that they meant doesn't literally mean "now" but more like currently in the long term. But I tend to interpret their questions so literally, so for example when they asked me and I'm in a shopping center, I'll tell them I'm shopping. Then they'll be like, "No, I'm not really asking what you're doing "now" but what you're currently doing, like what're studying, what course are you doing?"

Do you get what I mean? I take things very literally. 

I remember when I was in primary school, there was a test and one question asked us to draw a family tree. And guess what? I drew a tree. Ya, literally a tree! 

And then my friend got so shocked like that, she purposely slipped a note under my desk and wrote, "The question told us to draw a family tree, like this: 

It's not like this: 

No need to really draw a tree!! "

That's what written a note, I think. Pfft, now that I think back, I was so stupid. 

So I don't think I take sarcasm really well. I don't even know when you're being sarcastic, haha, so don't try to be sarcastic. I'm too dumb to understand ok. 

Meh Architorture Portfolio

Can scroll down to see my portfolio straight away if you dowan to read my long winded advices and stuffs!!


People who know will know that I'm applying for architecture course. 

And I applied for RMIT University which requires portfolio. I so good, thinking to share my portfolio here cos I know how hard it is to find portfolio examples for undergraduate admissions. I think probably it's because they don't want ideas to get stolen or what. In fact, I don't even know whether it's safe for me to share my portfolio here or not but I've already watermarked my pages with the UGLIEST font ever: COMIC SANS!! And it's a big big big sample word on each page, so please please don't steal or what. 

I know it's super duper hard to find a portfolio made by some highschool students for undergrad admissions into art schools (although I'm not highschool anymore, but I didn't take Art in A-levels so, my drawing is err.. pretty much high school level lah...). Because this is an architecture folio, I don't know if it's gonna be useful for you if you're applying graphic designs or what. And also, architecture portfolios are even more difficult to find online compared to other design courses, I don't know why. T.T

Flunyway, I got accepted to RMIT! So I only share it out. 

But the sad thing is that they're only accepting me for next year's intake which I don't want, so I'm waiting for another uni and see how it goes. :) Ya, so my folio is RMIT accepted, should be ok for you to refer. 

Portfolios I found in Google are mostly done by undergraduate students (that means they're already in degree, obviously they're good. I totally cannot refer cos I still not so good yet!). Yeah, so yay, an extra reference for your architecture student hopefuls! :)

I used a month and a half to finished it. One month to do it and then I think, another two weeks, to edit stuffs and redo some things. It was kind rushing towards the end cos.. beginning I was a bit lazy like that, always procrastinate all those, and I also didn't really have much idea on how to start doing. T.T But thank God for some friends in degree and masters, they helped the very noob me, I got through it. So honestly, haha, start your folio as soon as possible, then you can procrastinate longer without feeling guilty! No la, you start earlier then you got more time for preparation and no need to rush so much, you can actually enjoy what you're doing. :) 

And also remember, remember, you will need to redo things you've done, probably some drawings not good enough, you have to redo them, etc. So don't expect your entire portfolio to be perfect the first time you finish it! Get some pros to help you so that they can give you constructive criticism then you can improve and it's gonna be even more beautiful. :)

  

  

 

Yeah, that's how my portfolio is. :) Because my 3D drawings are not.. haha, what I'm good at, I only did my best with what I could. I only started learning 3D when I had to do this portfolio (ya, cos I'm lazy like that). The program I used is Google Sketchup, friend introduced it. Totally suitable for noobs like me. Even if you've never drawn anything in your entire life before, you will know how to do it using Google Sketchup! And because I'm not good using digital media, I usually use the traditional ones. Watercolour, pen, pencil la.. I'm better at all these, hence you can see most of my pictures done with traditional media. When I started using AutoCAD and GoogleSketchup, I'm like.. boyyyyyyyyyy, these computers really make things easy, don't they?! Can draw triangles and circles so easily. I'm so shocked because I spent my entire live trying to perfect a circle using pencil and I can do it so fast using computer. Tsk, computer cheat one..

Flunyway, stress on what you're better in your portfolio (that's what one of my friends advised me, haha). If you're good in traditional drawing, then draw those more la.. haha.

Also, arrangements of your layout is important. At first I thought it's not that important so I just simply arranged my drawings for each page cos I thought what they really want to see is my drawings, not types of fonts, arrangement of layout or what. Turns out to be really important cos' you need to present your portfolios really well too so that it's comfy for the eyes of the professors.

Not all uni requires portfolios. I don't think any uni in Malaysia needs it. I'm applying in Aussie one, only RMIT needs it. I think quite a lot of universities in US and UK will need it and in fact, you need to apply quite early. I'm not so sure, so in case you have the thoughts of taking up architecture, it's better you check their websites as soon as possible because some requires you to apply it one year before the intake. :)

Also, must check their portfolio requirements. RMIT's a tough job cos' they need us to have 15-30 pieces of work and have to do a design exercise. 15 pieces at least! Most universities I saw probably wants only about an average of 7-15 pieces (ya, so do 7 only, haha!!)

If you're interested in RMIT University, you can go to this website to check it out. Flunyway, I said bye bye to it already.. since I'm not accepting its offer. :(

Lizards

I know I promised myself 1223879 times must be hardworking and update my blog.

But... 

at the end of the day, I just want to blog at my own pace and don't want so stress on that Nuffnang thing (as some people told me so stress no use one. Results will not come out so quickly). So I'll just leave it like this. 

Flunyway, I saw this Thai ad from 9gag today and it's so cute! : D

 

Lizards are normally disgusting but omg, how can they make it so cute! And damn it, the lizard has tears, can cry one! : D So cute!

Why do you like anime characters, they said. It's fictional, they said.

I'm a retired otaku. Friends who knew me since secondary days know that I'm an otaku. My life revolves around anime and manga, literally. The interest only goes away when I entered A-Levels when I was too busy and all my friends with the same interest left me. T.T Eventually, the otaku in me went away (aww... poor thing). Non-otaku friends would never really understand our interest. I guess it's just like how I'll never understand the hearts hardcore Kpop fans. I don't know how hardcore of an otaku I was in the past but well, I would save up money the entire year just to get my friend's aunt to buy 10 volumes of Ouran Host Club manga from Singapore for me (starved the entire year during recess but the end result was worth it). Today, some of my most valuable manga is still in my book racks.  I would also buy animes from shops, not from pasar malam simply because I feel that I need to acknowledge the creators' rights. I don't know how many anime CDs I own that are original ones (maybe the shop owners cheated me in the past, saying it's original when it's not) but I do my best to support these creators lah. 

I know this might sound really exaggerated but anime and manga is not just an interest to me. It's already a form of art. It's because I know it's not easy to make a manga or an anime. Maybe people outside might just think that it's just an interest. A comic artist doesn't just come up with a manga like that. Drawing skills don't just appear out of nowhere like that. Process of making manga might be easier now with Photoshop and stuffs but in the 90s, one volume of manga (that you probably finish in half an hour) might take up to 6-9 moths. That's why, creator of Hana Yori Dango (or most of you know as Boys Over Flowers) took up more than a decade to finish its 36 volumes. Heh, I used to draw some manga too (when I wanted to join Gempak's competition but never got anything cos my drawing is just too bad). Six pages of it took me entire month to finish. I can't imagine how the mangaka (comic artists) did their work. And not to mention, most of them starve (ahh... the unfortunate fate of most artists T.T) everyday too.

When people ask why otakus would like all these stuffs, I don't think we could give an answer. Might take up 3 days 3 nights to explain our interest. Some of friends also said things like, why would we want to like something fictional, something which is not even real and it's like pointless for us to like etc. I never really got an answer. I think it's because it's art? I actually think each anime and manga character that I watch, they're not just characters for me. They've got depths and a lot of them actually affects me and the way I see life. No joke, okay. I'm not trying to sound philosophical and godly or what but it's true. I don't think it's just me. I think it applies to a lot of other otakus out there too. Some really really good ones out there really teaches you a thing or two about life. After all, manga is the just the same as books. They've got lessons too, not just some shallow stories that teaches you nothing. For some who come across echi or hentai (porn manga) and then basically judging the entire anime industry... well, there're porn movies too and you don't go around judging it and then ask people not to watch movie, do you?

Till today, I think the few animes I really love would still be the same, Fullmetal Alchemist, Fruits Basket, Nana, Ouran Host Club and hmm... the ones I really love are pretty this few. And also Hana Yori Dango. I don't really have much updates about this industry for these 2 years so I don't know how it's going. Did any mangaka pass away? Or did any new mangaka come up with fresh stories? Or did the fans in the entire world decrease or increase? Heh, when I was in secondary school, I was so bloody updated with every news. : D I think it's partly because I have friends with mutual interest, we just kinda update each other with all these things. I also used to go read online manga and boy, back to 4 or 5 years ago, it was really hard to find a website with all the mangas. Nowadays, it's relatively easy though, there're so many websites out there with lots and lots of online manga. In the past, when I wanted to read a manga so much, it was so hard for me. Cos we don't have that much manga in Malaysia and even so, they're all imported from the US (ShojoBeat and Tokyopop all those) and bloody expensive. :(

Flunyway, as i grew older I think I also became more choosy. I've read a lot of anime and manga and honestly, most of them are pretty much the same, especially shojo manga (it's means girl's comics. usually love stories). It's all like, the girl meets the boy, who happens to be really really handsome and pretty and famous in school. They fell in love etc, things happen, they break up, the mother disagree etc, the end (pretty much like Taiwanese drama). Good ones are hard to come by (cos I've read most of them.. haha). And some manga also depict the girls in such a way that they're always under control of the guys and some girls are so cheerful they come off as annoying. That's why I like only the few mangas I mention up there. The characters actually have personalities, you know. As for the shonen manga (means the comics for guys, usually fighting ones, got monsters all those one), it's all full of monsters, and a NEVER ENDING MANGA. Now that I think about it, are Naruto and Detective Conan even finished?! It's so tiring, I tell you. Every month have to update myself with these stories and sometimes they don't update it into the websites, have to wait longer, and before you know it, you forgot the storyline! And then, when you read a lot of manga all at once, you tend to get mixed up with the storylines. That's what happens to me with Vampire Knight. At first, it was pretty good and promising with all the pretty guys and girls. And the story wasn't to complicated and easily understood too. And then it just had to drag and then more and more and more characters came out, I ended up losing my track of the story. Plus, at that time, I was reading Fruits Basket, Nana, and Fullmetal Alchemist and couple of other anime and manga too. That is also one reason why I like Fullmetal Alchemist. It ends with a perfect timing, not too long, not too short story. It doesn't have 84308943120 volumes and overly complex storyline.

I think it's just that as I got older, I had higher expectation and a lot of manga isn't like what I expect so eventually, I stopped reading new manga altogether. I'm actually still waiting updates from Ai Yazawa though. Her Nana is on hiatus for more than 2 years already (she got some serious illness and got hospitalised).

Whatever it is, the anime and manga industry is something I would still appreciate because I understand the hard work most of the creators go through. It's not easy to create a manga and most artists starve in the daily basis (unless you're Fujio F. Fujiko kind of famous, he's Doraemon's creator) and also have to rush datelines and stuffs. :( Life must have been really hard on them. Let us give them a moment of silence and hope that they can lead a better life.

Earning through Gushcloud

The other day when I posted the lame desperate post asking for more readers, so many replied me with different ways. I haven't really explored all the ways you guys teach yet but one reader recommended I earn money through Gushcloud. 

And so I tried! It's actually pretty satisfying eh. 

You too, can register through here.

What I like about it, is that you can earn money in USD and you can cash out as soon as it reaches 20 dollars! : D Yay for more money! Thank you so much, Mohammad Majduddin, if you're reading my blog! 

I've also seen some people in Innit earning through these and a few ones have already cashed out. :) 

I've registered for about 1 week and I've earned 8.76 dollars. Pretty good, I think . For one click, you can earn an average of 20 cents. But they have a maximum earning you can earn. Like, maybe for an ad, you can only earn up to 60 cents. So maybe one ad, a few person click can already. It's so easy, you can ask your close friends and family to click for you everyday. There's no need to ask so much, since they have a maximum earning anyways. :) 

And it's freaking easy to register, you no need to type in your personal information or your address, your phone, bank account number all those. Always so troublesome! All you need is a Facebook account (which, obviously everyone has) or Twitter account. It's just like logging in to Facebook, haha. Again, register through here!

The only disadvantage about this website is that, it has only a couple of ads per day, sometimes, I don't even have new ads, hence no new earnings. :( But well, I can't expect much, since they're already giving out quite a lot of earning per ad, especially when I tweet them. If I tweet, just tweeting will earn you about 20 cents to 30 cents per ad. It would be unreasonable for me to expect too much ad. Because if there're so many ads, everyone will earn so much, probably the whole world will quit their jobs and earn through Gushcloud and then everyone also so rich, hence causing inflation, prices of things increase, etc... (wah, economics!) 

Still, I think it's a great way to earn money. After all, when I convert, I'll get 3 times the value in Malaysin Ringgit. You really gotta try this. :) It doesn't really take that much of your time. Just ask a few person to click them for you can already! 

Please register through here (again but that's because then I can be a referral!)

Thank you so much for all the tips in my blog, peeps! 

Things I learn from KL

During my A-Levels, I went to Subang for one year and a half. I'm from Melaka myself so obviously, I'm not a city kind of girl. In Melaka, our lives are not as exciting as in the city. We don't have that much places to go and not that much shopping centers and pubs or clubs. So obviously,when I get to live outside my own hometown, there's this excitement that most people have when studying outside their hometown. A lot of my friends don't really want to stay in Melaka, because most of us wouldn't just want to stay in a small little town our entire lives. After all, Melaka IS small. It's a historical town and we all love it but we pretty much grew up with it so we've seen it all. :D The chicken rice, the cendol, Jonker Street and others, we all grew up with them. :) So, the thing is, I went to KL and study and so now, part of life is also there because well, I've got friends and memories there and things like that. Then went there for 1.5 years, studied like hell, good things happened, bad things happened, and tadahhhh..... I'm back now!

But the thing that I'll always wonder to myself is whether I've changed or not and how much have I changed? As a Malaccan myself, I've never really liked the people in the city, to be honest. And it's not just me, a lot of people too. We always have this perception that people in KL are all a bunch of snobs, show offs. That's generalisation la, of course. They are so much more modern than us, more complex and they're always more brand-conscious than us. That's there's still a few of my friends didn't want to go there. I don't think it's just in KL though. Most cities in the world are like that. After all, it's city. :)

So the thing is, have I been KL-ised by my friends in KL? I think I do. My friends told I did change a little. I think all of my friends who went to KL for studies have all been KL-ised. Lives are different now. If I were to compare them now and then (when we're still in secondary school), there's a huge difference. The way they dress up, the way they talk, the confidence they have, the money they spend, it's all different now. I changed too, when I think about it. The type of KL person that I imagine in my mind 2 years ago, right now, I think I probably am part of it. I've probably changed into a slightly less naive person, more materialistic, a person who's a little more selfish, a little more protective of myself, I guess.

Because it's only when I go to KL, I get to see the world is a big bad place. I'm not trying to exaggerate or make things sound emo. But the thing is, the world is really not a rainbow. A lot of people know this and I knew it even before I went to KL. But most of us don't really EXPERIENCE it and hence, we would never really understand what it feels like. Not everyone is good to you in this world. A lot of people are going to judge you and when you fail, they don't come and encourage and motivate. They'll talk behind your back and say that you're a failure..bluek.. bitches! Some people are going to be good to you with a motive, like only when they want something out of you, probably money (and yes, I've got friends like that). The thing is, we can't really predict who's good and who's bad. You don't know which friends are actually good to you, which friends are PRETENDING to be good to you. It's only when things happen that you will see them for their true colours. So, what's more important is that you need to guard your heart to make sure it's not broken too much. It's really important that you don't let your guards down. That's how I learn to be less naive, the world is a very very complex world. But I'm not all innocent either. I've done things that hurt my friends too behind their back, or even in front of them. T.T

Things there are really expensive and only then I realise that Malaccans are really good in saving. Food in Melaka is so bloody cheap, you know? I almost had a nervous breakdown when I see prices in KL. :( Eventually, I started becoming more materialistic. Even when my friend borrowed only a couple of cents from me also I must take back from him. I dowan to die in the street of KL. So dirty. No money, no talk, babeh! People there also show off with their money. Even if they're not exactly that rich, they still would do whatever it takes to go for shopping and buy stuffs. I don't know how they do it because I can barely survive.

Sometimes, we really need to open up our eyes to see the world. It's not like it's completely hopeless though. My friends there are great, I'm not expecting much from them but I'm satisfied enough. It's just that.. aih.. I think it's really important to protect ourselves because if we don't, we will end up getting hurt. Friends are important but they come and go. Sometimes, no matter how much you cherish them, there will come a point in your life when you're less important to them and then they'll meet new ones.

I don't know if my friends in Melaka would accept me less for my changes. But I change for reasons. That's why friends grow apart. Because of changes that can't be accepted. I don't hate myself for changing because it's part of me that becomes stronger. I'm kinda proud of myself now actually.. haha. Hate myself for what.. not like I kill someone. So far my good friends are still pretty good with me. I can't say about the future but we all live based on hope. : D

Views of KL

So yesterday I went to KL to visit my relative's vintage restaurant somewhere near Petaling Street and Jalan Sultan. :D You know, I think a lot of us, Malaysians, do not really know KL and appreciate this city. Even I myself, I admit. Because the only places we go in KL is their shopping centers. Flunyway, since we're already around that side, my mom brought be to Petaling Street there. 

My mom told me, in the 70s and 80s this used to be their Sunway Pyramid, their Mid Valley, their One Utama (i.e. their hang out spot).

We went to Central Market too, since also nearby.

Got no time to adjust the settings of my camera, hence, the dark picture.

Nah, most of us locals don't even know how our central market looks like, I'm giving you some idea. : D. Traditional designs that those ang mohs will like, but we'll all like.. meh...

Flunyway, my relative has got two branches of his restaurant, one in central market, and another somewhere near Jalan Sultan. He sells nyonya dishes, those traditional dishes one. 

If you want to go, here's the address and name. : D

Beautiful vintage interior. Real antiques. Really really nice!

 This is antique medicine rack. You know how in Chinese medicine pharmacy they have racks for different medicines. Like this rack. Used to store medicines. :)

Ate this vege wrap with err.. mangkuang (I think) and pai tee. : D Super naise to eat.

After that, went to Petaling Street. It's true that well, it's all foreign workers there now. :( Nothing really much to see except for fake LVs and Prada. I think Jonker Street is much better cos' they sell more vintage stuffs that are really fun to look at. Here, it's all fake stuffs expecially bags. Nothing really much to look at. Also, the ones selling are all the foreigners. :((

Hehe, managed toquickly  take a picture of him when he turns his head here. See, sell bags all foreigners. Totally lost the touch of locals in it. I guess partly is also because nowadays we don't know how to appreciate our own city that others are taking over. In KL, we only talk about shopping centers and it's like, that's all we have in KL. Honestly, some friends in the overseas asked me if there's any touristy places to visit in KL and I don't even know. The only place I know is KLCC.

Headed to relative's second restaurant somewhere in Jalan Sultan. It's at quite a hidden place, I don't know where is the address but that's the name of the restaurant.

His second restaurant is smaller and more narrow. But it has got more customers and most of them are ang mohs relaxing. :)

Government initially wanted to demolish buildings in Jalan Sultan to make way for the future MRT but then because of protest, I think they now cancel the plan. Some people the started painting this wall to ahh.. confess their love for this street. 

After that, because there's nothing much to shop in Petaling Street, we decided to head on to Pavilion. Shopping again... T.T

When we're done at night and wanted to head back, we came out of Pavilion and boy, I've always loved views from Pavilion's entrance especially at night. : D

I love how Sephora's building is like at the middle and it's such a beautiful building. 

I also love how Uniqlo's big banner is there, and so many people and stuffs in the city. So lively. : D

That's all for this post. 

Thank you so much for people who come and increase my traffic, hehe. My traffic these 2 days after my previous jumps up so fast. 

thankiu ah, strangers from Innit.   

Why My Blog's Reader Still Won't Increase?

I'm a blogger despo for help... T.T
Why do some people get SOOOO many readers in a short time. You know, some bloggers have been blogging for only few months time and they already got earnings. Why I so poor, readers won't increase and earnings also won't? My mom told me I got no fate with the earnings from blogging. And my sister said I not bimbo enough, that's why no one reads my blog. :(

I now super lame post this up to see if anyone is willing to give me some tips on how to increase readers. I understand that probably is due to my super duper inconsistent update! Sometimes update a lot, then suddenly 687878734938 years didn't update. But I prooomiisseee I'm gonna be a good girl and update this as much as possible (because I so materialistic want to earn money but dowan go find part-time jobs). : D

Flunyway, I read tips from other bloggers, they asked to blog as often as possible, possibly daily. Then also must frequently update Nuffnang ad survey and stuffs. I now super lame so desperate want to do something with this blog. Cos' I now holiday and I'm aready guilty enough everyday lie on the bed, sleep, eat, watch TV and do nothing. So if anyone has really good tips to share on how to increase blog readers, followers and earnings, be a good kind person share it with me!!!!!

By the way, I going to KL tomorrow to see the aftermath of Bersih demonstration.


Haha, no la. Not going to do that. I'm going to Petaling Street tomorrow cos' I have a relative opening restaurant there and my mom said so long didn't go Petaling Street already (should be more than 10 years). They said it's all full of foreigners like Bangla all those but tomorrow I'll see for myself. : D So stay tune ah.

And *my desperate face* pleasseeee click on the ads?