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It's Abah 60th birthday. We celebrated at Seri Bayu Restaurant, Bayu Perdana, Klang, with all the family. Happy Birthday Abah.

My last sister is doing her eyes, the laser treatment yesterday at Tun Hussein Onn Eye Hospital. She managed to get some money from Insurance and some from my mother. And I don't even bother to assist her or to visit her. Mom & Dad called few times asking if I can go there but I have all my reason not to. My relationship with her is not that good since she thought she is bigger enough to survive in this world. She is 15 years younger then me. For me, if she didn't talk to me, I won't talk to her. I sacrifice a lot during her teenager’s years. I settled most of her problems and everybody depends on me when come to her problems. I became the brother and I also the father. I don't know how many times I went to Police Station because of her.

K was in KL on Saturday to visit Mercedes Outlet. Even though we were Ferrari Fan but I still like Mercedes Car and I was a McLaren Mercedes Fan during Mika & Kimi time. But now Ferrari rules!!! Go Kimi!! K bought me Mercedes watch. It was beautiful! Its a designer’s watch. They are not the watch maker of cause. So now it’s in my collections.

Here & Now Tour 2008, The Very Best Of 80s, at Arena of Stars, Genting Highland. Left Sunway after 4:30pm. It was raining heavily when I reach genting and very foggy. I can only see the road less than 10m. We sat at Row YN seat 123/124 (PS2). When I wanted to book the show online earlier, the screen shows most of the seats are fully booked especially at PS4 area. Actually not, they open the expensive seats first. They cheated us. I saw both left & right PS4 seats are empty. The Here & Now tours are one of the most successful and high profile of all the 80s' tours. Its bringing a line-up of evergreen artistes like Bananarama, Paul Young, Johnny Hates Jazz and Limahl. Get ready for hits like Bananarama's infectious "Love In The First Degree", Paul Young's signature title "Everytime You Go Away", Johnny Hates Jazz's "Shattered Dreams" and Limahl's "Never Ending Story". After the concert, we stayed back because we tho

It's a holiday. I stayed home until afternoon. I promise my sister for a shopping at Jusco Bukit Tinggi so went to my mom's house after 2pm. This is my 1st time in Jusco Bkt Tinggi. It was quite big. I was so hungry and so do her, we had Kenny Rogers for lunch. The purpose of this shopping was to buy my dad's birthday present. We had come to a conclusion to buy sunglasses. We tried one by one and another and another until more than one hour in that shop. In the end we bought Rayban for him and I also took one SUB Polarize Sunglasses for me and gave my old Gucci to my sister. After that, we walk around from one shop to another until we realize that it’s already 6:30pm. Waaahhh more than 4 hours and the parking ticket already RM2 but if it’s less than 4-hour, the parking still RM1.

Ferragamo the latest in my collection. The free 30ml is when you purchase more than RM1k within six-month for brand Ferragamo. Actually I managed to get more goodies than shows here... just ask the promoter, they surely give one...

Marilah mari, pergi mengundi kita tunaikan kewajipan pada Negara... Me and my sister left the house after 11am. We went to Sekolah Menengah Telok Gadong Klang. This is her 1st time and mine is 3rd. But the highlight of the day is my new Aigner Capri bought in Sunway Pyramid.

I was in Macao early this month, just to visit the oldest permanent European settlement in East Asia. Macao was established as a Chinese territory under Portuguese administration in 1974. This joint agreement, signed in 1987, returns Macao to Chinese sovereignty with effect from 20 December 1999. Official Name: Macao Special Administrative Region Capital: Macao Government Type: Limited democracy Population: 456,989 Languages: Cantonese, Hokkien, Mandarin, other Chinese dialects Literacy: Total Population: [91%] Male: [95%]; Female: [88%] Year of Independence: none; special administrative region of China Until Portugal returned Macao to Chinese rule in 1999, the island had a reputation for violence, gangs, prostitution and pawn shops, as much as gambling. With an eye to changing that, Beijing broke the gambling monopoly of Sociedade de Jogos de Macau, controlled by Stanley Ho, a Hong Kong billionaire who owns extensive real estate and other investments in Macao.Now, Macao has become b