attending financial course (2)

• completed the financial course
• interesting and useful
• refreshing course for my rusty accounting and finance brain
• met a few interesting businessmen & women
• Meisan Holiday Inn Kuching serves great ala carte chinese food

attending financial course

• attending a two-day financial course
  
• good for my rusty brain
• food included-2 tea breaks and lunch
• hope to get some nice hotel food
• thinking of what to do in case the course is boring
  

facebook

• facebook is interesting
• found many friends, including long lost friends
• happy!
• but still a facebook dummy
• have not tried out many of its applications and stuffs
• should not get too addicted
• hope to find more friends
  

gold medal gone...

• hope for country to get first gold medal in olympic gone
• too much respect for opponent
• at least put up a fight
• what is the problem with our badminton players?
  
• they are good but not consistent
• Who am I to give such comment?
  
• a silver is better than nothing
  

Kuching Blackout

• saturday evening blackout
• probably the whole Kuching city
• took some time to get electricity back
• my house area likely the last area to get back to normal
• why during blackout so difficult?
  
• why can i go to sleep even without electricity 20 years ago but not now?
  
• can we survive without electricity or any other power source?
  
• if we cannot survive, why our ancestors can?
  

Facebook?

• The in-thing among internet savvy community

• I do have an account, but inactive. Never put in effort to create proper account

• Long time friend who is in NZ invited me long ago, before it is so popular

• Wife keeps telling me the fun of Facebook

• Possibility of finding some long lost friends

• Something to keep me occupied when I’m jobless in the coming months

• Consider reviving my inactive account, but will it be another Friendster

• I wouldn’t be able to update it frequently like others. This blog is a good example of low activity

• Should I Facebook?

Easying blogging

• Starting to blog in point-form
• If ex-pm can use point-form, why can’t I?
• Easy and fast. Reduce reading and writing time
• No worry of poor English
• Straight to the point