I'm severely depressed.
Help.

Saw the Tiger and the Snow at the movies today. It was a romantic comedy, a quirky one. I kinda like it. Just the right amount of mushiness and loads of laughs. Roberto Benigni is too stoned chirpy, but then, the movie came out pretty good.

There were only 6 people in the cinema, though, including me. Haha. I bet the room playing She's the Man was packed full. Some international movies are a real find.



p/s: Still too lazy to organise the pics. I haven't even unpacked my suitcase for crying out loud.

Ah. I love rotting.

I'm back. It's quite surreal, to be sitting here, with broadband connection at my disposal.

Anyways, these past 6 weeks in Sabah had been mad. The fact that I climbed Mt. Kinabalu is just ridiculous. I've done more exercise in this 6 weeks than all the exercise I've done in my whole entire life. Queen Elizabeth Hospital was nice and all, but boring, so we'll skip that :p

Too lazy to talk about my trip, I'll just post some pics.


Sunrise on top of Mt. Kinabalu. Breathtaking


From Mt. Kinabalu
Ok, ok, I'll stop insulting you with large-ass pics until I stop being too lazy to resize the pics. Till then. Toodles. I'm off to be a bum.

11th March 2006 - 'Tis a sad day indeed for CompleteEnnuI as the owner prepares (procrastinates, rather) for her 6 weeks of exile with Howling Balloon Monkeys in Kota Kinabalu. After a marathon of bad reality TV shows, nightly virtual roam, and cruises-to-nowhere in her trusty baby #1, said so-called blogger is finally faced with her doom.

Rest in peace.

Oh, I wasn't writing an obituary? Right.

Damn blogdrive, mess up my posts all over the place. This is why I went off blogging anyway, when blogdrive changed their features. Made it real difficult for lazy ppl like me to try to remember those html thingies. Bleh.

Was reading a bit on Kuala Pilah (I'm gonna be stranded there for six weeks, least I can do is find out where all the chicks congregate :P) and came across this, which I found totally hilarious and have put down on my KP TO-DO-LIST.

"The Sim Tong Chinese Temple is the oldest temple in town and is worth a visit if you have not been to one before. Behind the temple is a large hexagonal shaped market place with lots of food outlets selling local food from chicken rice to fresh water turtle soup. Turtle soup is a delicacy here. The slaughtering of these turtles is most horrid. This was once witnessed at a market some years ago where the vendor used a turtle, usually of the same sex to entice the chosen turtle to stick its head out of the shell. The sight of a rival aggravates the chosen turtle, it sticks its head out and locks its jaw on the other in a battle. The cook then chops off their heads with one fatal blow of the cleaver!"

Hohoho, the turtle tamer in me's raring to go.

[this is where you roll your eyes]

I am now posted in. Paediatrics!

Paediatrics! deserve an exlamation mark.

Paediatrics! indeed.

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