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Borneo is an island and by some weird Bornean magic, no matter which coast you are on, you seem to be able to see the sun set into the sea. I never did quite figure out how this works, but … Continue reading
Glenda Larke
Trouble is, I’m not quite sure what the drama was about, but it certainly was heartfelt. I was writing in my study when I became aware of the kerfuffle unfolding – birds in a panic. Not just one, but dozens. … Continue reading
Buy a watch? A dizzying amount of clothing… Or a handbag… Guess what these are! … Continue reading
Where Chinatown morphs into the rest of the old city The centre of Chinatown: Petaling Street, where the bank loses out to the hucksters Buyers’ paradise, but the tree refuses to give up Pancake-making is such a messy affair… … Continue reading
And I’ve read them both! (From the Orbit catalogue) … Continue reading
If you keep up with what the rest of the world was doing this week, you will know it was a major event in the Islamic calendar, when people do the main part of the Haj. Even for those who … Continue reading
. Sort of. Have spent the last couple of days silenced by the state of my throat, so a good time to work, no? And I spent the time working on my book-proposal-come-synopsis. Which is something I hate above all … Continue reading
As those of you who follow me on Twitter or Facebook will know, husband got noramlyed. Again. You see, he was so jealous of my huge, never-to-be-forgotten bit of noramlying, by an Icelandic volcano no less, that he decided to … Continue reading
From one of our nation’s newspapers… (Thanks to Smathi for the link!) Thursday November 11, 2010 Make voluntary activities compulsory for students: Rosmah By P. ARUNA KUALA LUMPUR: Institutes of higher learning should make it compulsory for students to get … Continue reading
So much around these days about how books made of paper will be a thing of the past and we’ll all be reading ebooks soon. Books you can shelve are doomed, dadidadida… Well, this figure below may mean exactly nothing … Continue reading