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Collected my new glasses this afternoon at Bukit Bintang area. The company is called a-look and the official website is at www.a-look.com.hk . THey got flat rate of rm 138 for plastic frame and multi coated lens as well as rm 168 for metal frame and multi coated lens. However for my case, it;s rm 348 coz i opted for the thin and durable lens. The additional costs goes to the lens itself rather than the frame~ Hmm bit regretted now coz made the decision on the frame in a rush and only this afternoon i realized there;s lots more nice frames! ANyway, been itching to take photoz lately but the best i could do now is taking photo with low resolution webcam. Enjoy the self potrait then~

Me in my new glasses~ It gives me a cleaner look compared to the old plastic frame from Romeo Gigli!

Trying to be cute?

Disgusted~

Trying to smile~

Trying to look like Bae Sama.

Xpressionless~

Kiss me!!! Galz only plz…

P105 orientation banner. This photo is taken with Seemun’s antique Ixus

Photo taken during orientation for B104 with a Junior. Accidentally found this pict and thought it would be nice to made one post on it Anyway, orientation for batch p105 gona start in late feb with the title “Pandora’s Box: Evil Unleashed”. Hopefully the juniors can feel the love that we put into their orientation programme and yeah, we love them like hell in a very humane way!

Belows are rules and regulation as quoted by the student affairs:

Attn. : Members of the P1/04

Orientation Committee

Subject: Orientation Programme

Dear students,

Thank you for agreeing to serve as a member of the orientation committee for the new students coming into our University on 14 February 2005 to start their lives as Pharmacy students. I am confident that you will all do your best to welcome them as new members of our IMU family.

As members of the Orientation Committee, you have responsibilities to our University and to the new students in all that happens during the Orientation period. I wish to take this opportunity to draw your attention that as a University, we have to abide by the Private Higher Education Institutions Act 1996. Under the Act, there are regulations governing the code of conduct for university students. Within the code of conduct, a student is subject to disciplinary action if he or she is found to be responsible for any untoward incidence.

I would like you to bear in mind the following rules:-

• Respect the dignity and self-respect of all concerned.

• Avoid any physical violation. Activities must not be violent or aggressive to a fellow student.

• Avoid throwing, at fellow students, any substance that is smelly, hard or unhygienic.

• Avoid any activity that may be dangerous or risky or may lead to accidents, especially on public roads.

• The schedule of the orientation programme must be given to the new students at least 1 day earlier in order for them to arrange their transport, if necessary.

• Avoid activities or games that may embarrass any female or male students. Take into account the religious sensitivities inherent in our Malaysian culture.

Remember that the main objective of the Orientation programme is to build comradeship among juniors, as new students, and with the senior students. Activities should be directed to “break the ice”, be fun and enjoyable for all who participate. New students should not be made fearful of or be forced to take part in any orientation activity. Instead, activities should be clean, fun and exciting so that all new students will want to participate gladly, thereby making the orientation programme a success as well as achieving its objectives.

Your Student Affairs office is always ready to assist you in making the orientation programme a success. Have fun. I am confident that you will continue to uphold the good name of IMU.

Thank you for serving your fellow students.

Yours sincerely,

Prof. Ong Kok Hai

Dean of Student Affairs

Since i still haven;t acquired a camera yet, will continue posting old photoz! Been scanning thro all those old photoz and i;m amazed by the numbers~ Wondering which to post The mulu cave trip with my family got around 400 to 500 photoz and lots more… ANyway, just to share with u guyz some photoz taken at Bon Odori festival~

Bon Odori Festival as of 17th of July 2004 at the Matsushita Stadium in Shah Alam. THis was the first time i gone to such festival with my batchmates

Upon entering the venue, there;s 2 row of people distributing the fans. Actually it;s one per person, but i got 3 instead

Foodstall selling yakisoba (fried noodle) and takoyaki (grilled octopus ball).

This stall was run by Jusco. They got nice dorayaki~

Stall with mostly grilled and fried items.

A stall selling my fav unagi don

Fragrance incense stall next to the asahi stall.

My fav asahi stall. Wonder why there;s no happoshu on sale here

A balloon stall. IT;s a hit with most of the kids and galz in yukata…

A gal who felt so awkward after being requested to pose for a photo I bought a can of Asahi from her in return for this photo…

Aren’t they cute?

A look at the foodstalls area.

A japanese family picnicking on their own tatami.

Overlooking the stage area from the foodstalls area.

This grp got a huge umbrella to provide shade. THere;s quite some cosplay players around here…

Me and a gal dressing up as Yuna of Final Fantasy.

IT;s picnicking time~ Everyone was enjoying their time eating and chatting with their frenz in grp. A very relaxed atmosphere…

My batchmates: Chun KEat, Pow wee, Shawn, Sharon and Desmond.

The venue was dominated by digital camera with lotsa people snapshooting here and there~

The center stage where taiko was played and people dancing around them…

I forgot to ask for her name before taking the photo~ Anyway, i looked pretty fat in this photo coz just got back to kl from bsb.

The field area.

Looking towards the watching stand.

Shawn, Sharon and CHun Keat.

The drum performers grp photoz.

Shawn and Sharon.

Chun keat, Shawn and Sharon posing with the guyz wearing japanese festive shirt.

Requested to have a photo taken with them~

Some japanese children strolling around.

Cute galz…

Mobile toilet area.

THe drum players getting ready for the performance.

A local host interviewing the performers before a grp photo was taken.

IT;s time for the drum performance~

Spotted a photographer on the stage~

Drum performance.

President of JPA giving an opening speech.

Noticed that the orange gal was crying while others were having fun~

The blue and red yukata looked superbly nice~

The performers were dancing on the stage in the form of a circle guiding the people beneath the stage on the steps of the dancing…

Everyone was enjoying themselves with the dance~

Dancing into the night.

Some performance by the local japanese highschool members if i;m not mistaken…

Everyone was having a break before the next wave of dancing took place~

Laughing and eating shaved ice at the same time.

The lady on the right hand side looked very cute!

A view at the center stage and people dancing around it.

Party time!

LEaving the area at around 9pm to have a drinks at Putrajaya.

A building at the putrajaya area.

Desmond posing infront of the mamak outlet.

The photoz below are taken on 7th of march 2003 in BSB.

A view from my home in BSB during the dusk.

A view from the balcony. This is the place where i hang most of the time to unwind myself The night view is pretty ok with car dashing here and there…

The sky on fire? I love this shot alot!

Fiery sky.