Selamat Ari Gawai, Gayu Guru Gerai Nyamai, Lantang Belama

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Selamat Ari Gawai to all my dayak friends and relatives whereever they are. It's a two days public holidays in Sarawak starting tomorrow till 2nd June 2011. Best nak?...2 ari cuti in middle of the week and almost everyone celebrating the festival is taking their leave and going back to their respective villages by now.  Apart from that some not celebrating the festival takes the opportunity to go on leave as it is the school holidays and away on Cuti2 Malaysia  plus some that I know is going for overseas trip.  Me?..am not going anywhere, I have plans to go elsewhere this year end with some friends insyallah.

This month as been quite a month for me because *****drum roll*****(sarcastically)...i kenak saman polis koh, setegal 3rd brake light hangus, ney la nak sedar benda kedak ya leka gago ngecek tayar ajak, tapi bayar jaklah walaupunnnnnnnnnnn..........so out with RM100.00 for that...urghhhhhhhh.....tebik dah bajet ku bulan 6 tok...haish..


I had a marvellous time driving to work for the last two days, the road was clear of traffic jam and I reached the office before 7:30 am.

See, empty parking space, when I came there were only 2 cars this morning.  So blissful!!!!
My breakfast this morning, only coffee cap kapal api, I only took half a packet as I noticed that I find it to be too strong now and yeah...., drinking it daily, no wonder la somehow it's sending a signal to me to slow down on my caffeine...

I used to boast to myself that I can take black coffee or kaw2 nescafe anytime and I must have my coffee, rain or shine,nowadays?...nadaaaaaaaaaaa....it's a definitely no, no now...

So ..happy holidays to my fellow Sarawakians.

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