It's good to wander in the city

because you never know when the city turns happening.

I guess the city hints when there are extra noises could be heard on 25th floor, very regular ambulance and police sirens and the bombarding musics playing in the city, and the strangest is when you step out from your apartment you see public buses stopping by the road right in front of you which you've never seen a bus passes by ever.

So here goes the St Patricks Day Celebration!

Spot the kids in the band, no.. spot their instruments, look closely.. do you see music scores? I found it kinda amazing actually. It did surprise me, a lot!

One thing to be mentioned. The crowd was so l.i.t.t.l.e as compared to the Mardi Gras's. This makes life easier. Teehee.

The kids were actually tired of waving their hands. Their faces were sooooooo sien. I wonder did they know why were they on the truck. Hmmm.

Till then. Xoxo. 22 is on the way. :)

Precious 5 Hours In Newy

*I'm not supposed to be here right now at this very moment* I should be doing my work, doing my work, and doing my worksssss.

"Tell me what's your plan, you're a guest!" 

This is really sad, since when I had become a guest in a place I stayed for the past two years. Never ever this come across my mind!

And so, I attended the house warming at my ex-neighbours' house :) Yea you got me right, this is my main purpose for going back to Newy. I'm really glad I made that trip back to the place, to the circle of friends I used to mix with, to the place that is surrounded by fun and laughter! 

Look at how cacat Huiru's face is! :) Seeeee.. I said, we really had lots of fun there

❤ The reunion of Dikir Barat 2009! ❤

Huiru and me :)

Me, Jas and Sheeling :)

Seriously, 5 hours of fun I had worths the 6 hours of traveling! I'm happy, I'm happy, I'm happy! :) Gosh I miss the people already! :))))))))

Life = Random

I think... one good thing being in the foreign land is we get to see weird things occasionally. :) On my way to Woolies to get a big tube of Vaseline the church opposite has this that is quite eye catching to the passers by, I'd say so. I'm not the only one that took pictures of this across the street, many stopped by to capture these 'warriors' too. XD

Everything happens for a reason - my Bee's favourite quote!

There's a reason why my mom bought me this case in GREEN. Teeheeee..

The people on my desktop don't kill me please. I treasure this a lot that's why you appear on my screen everyday when I log on to laptop ❤ Oh the main purpose is.. my mouse! It doesn't have magic on me anyway, but I'm still loving it!

Mardi Gras Parade 2010

It was the annual Mardi Gras Parade last Saturday! I actually heard this from the cab driver who drove me when I just touched down on Sydney. So yeah, here goes the Mardi Gras Parade of the year again!

The crowd was insane! Okay maybe it's normal. Along the Oxford St you couldn't get a glimpse of the parade, what you could see were people's back or their legs because most of them stood on chairs! So being a shorty Asian it was almost impossible for me to peek at the parade. What we could do was walking up and down the street, finding a tiny place that I could squeeze in. It was really really hard! Thanks to MZ she kept dragging me else I think I would have given up! And everybody was sweating and you could feel their sweat on you just by squeezing through the crowd. It was.. a little yucky actually. Hehehe.

It was really hard to squeeze into the crowd.

It was really not an easy task to take pictures of the parade with such a mad crowd.

I am glad I saw part of the parade because I missed it last year.

Last year same event same location same crowd, we gave up.

Well I am pretty sure this is the one and only year I get to see this parade.

Music, bands, dances, songs, spotlights, colours, shouts, uniforms, cheers!

From countries around the world, to the one nearest to us Thailand! Oh well no Malaysian representatives. Hehe.

It was definitely a hard task to take pictures as the shorty me was always blocked by balloons, flags, hands, heads and camerasssss!

So that's how Mardi Gras Parade in Sydney was!

It was very very tiring. The crowd kept pushing and squeezing, I couldn't even stand straight! Hand shoulder waist knee none of them were not in pain after that! Oh well thanks to my camera battery, it went flat and that actually 'motivated' me to leave the scene earlier! :)

Life in Sydney begins.

I walked into the class without knowing I'm from a civil law or a common law country. That's sucks! But I guess it's common law because those that put up their hands are mostly Europeans. Ok I know this way is really bad. Thanks to PheyShan I finally got the confirmation through sms. Dumb dumb me.

I'm really thankful to have a place to stay on the day of my arrival and having at least a friend around really makes some differences. Got sushi at home after coming back from enrolment which the appointment was two hours after I just got into the house, so basically I was exhausted to the max. The program officer said I could brake the Guinness World Records because it took me 2 hours to enroll. It feels really lost you have no idea at all! Had a 3 hours nap while my room is being cleaned.

A middle age guy who previously worked in Pakistan taxation department asked me, "What is your plan after this? Do you have plans?", after telling him what courses I've enrolled in. I feel stabbed.

I hope it doesn't take too long to heal, this is what I could pray for now.

Reached laaaaa.

Sigh I reached Sydney already.
safe and sound lar.. haihhhhh.

Sigh bolehkah aku ask for refund of the tuition fees and go home? =)))))
Only if miracle happens.

I'm grateful I didn't apply for PR. Woohoooo~