What should be the most suitable things to do when you are so free and have nothing to do? This is the question that I’m thinking now. Well, our mid-term holiday just started for a few days, to be specific it should be only the 3rd day of our holiday, and I’m bored with nothing I can think of doing. Hey, it’s kind of weird to live in the college now as it seems that the college looks like a ‘dead’ college. Most people have gone back to their hometown for the holiday since Friday. Some might have went back since Thursday, except this poor fellow here who still stay at the college as travelling back to Kuching means that I’ve to burn around RM300 just for the air ticket alone. Anyway, to make the matter even worse, the canteen decided to let those people especially those not going back to starve without any food as they close for the holiday. Macam lah they holiday also. Darn, so this few days I have to find myself food around the campus or outside of campus. Huhu, perhaps instant noodles will be served daily as part of my menu. Who cares whether instant noodles is considered as unhealthy, if you are in a situation like this, this things will fill your stomach up no matter what it takes. Anyway, this will only happens for a few days as I will be going to Ipoh soon. Hehe.
If you were to ask me what can I think of Ipoh now, I would say …..food….food…food…*coughprettygirlscough*…and food. Strange huh???. I must admit that I really like to find places with good food, no matter what it takes, cause eating nice food or perhaps tasty food will means that you have tasted the authentic taste of it. Erm, sometime, the price is not a matter for me. But it must not exceed my budget. I guess it is due to the fact that Kuching is a heaven for all the great food around so it actually influences me to look for great food wherever I go. I’m craving for food…hehe.
Ohya, Ravin and Kin Fong thanks for making an effort to go out with me even though it was Merdeka Day. It was really packed anywhere in KL even in the KTM commuter. Getting a ride in the commuter is quite hard that day as the commuters were packed and no one willing to give way to those who are coming out of commuters. It ends up that some might not get out to their destination that they intended to go. One of the lady even shouted from inside the train yelling ,”Hey, tolong bagi laluan kepada yang mahu keluar!!” then everyone is like petrified with her shouting then barulah she managed to get herself out of the commuter. So, in a nutshell, we should be tolerance towards each other, hey, we should apply what we learn in P. Moral. Not just learn it by theory then ends up forgetting it after SPM. We must apply it….hehe.
Anyway, I’ve a chance to go into UM that day thanks to Kin Fong that invited me to his hostel to have a look. UM is rather small as compared to UPM but they are much longer established. Like what Ravin quoted, that’s the price of having a University at the heart of KL, where land value is considered high.
P/s: Ravin thanks for your chocs...it's been a long time I've never make myself fat with that....haha...