I know I've not made any updates for over a week but there's been a whole lot of activities that just leave me totally zonked out by day's end. Good thing is that I finally got my wife's PC up and running. Everything's sort of installed and in place except for a few minor utilities like DVD authoring software and the like. Then came the big bathroom leak incident. For poor workmanship (gone are the good old days), the master bathroom of my condominium started leaking into the unit below. We've been using the second bathroom for a week now and that doesn't help my weariness as I've got to boil water to get hot water since I don't have a water heater installed there.

Loading durians for the trip home!

Last weekend was Sanofi-Aventis' Corporate Social Responsibility trip into the SEMOA villages and we did eat lots of durians and donated some needy supplies. And I had to rush to deliver the photos for their marketing department within 48 hours! Oh well, I still have got two weddings to process, a photobook to complete by next week and another wedding shoot the week after!

Yes we ate all that!

Stay tuned for more info... or go here for the details (not yet but give me a day or two!)

Just got back this evening from an all day outing with the team from our Chinese Church. We led them to show them our OA Ministry efforts at Sang Lee. They helped conduct a two-hour mandarin tuition session. Why mandarin you ask? Well, the local Chinese school was helpful enough to let them attend class and offer them extra classes after school. Anyways, we also took them to see the interior villages. The Sungai Dalam track was in great shape and we were flying in at rally speeds. We also found a great coffee and roti bakar place at Bentong town.

Anyways, while tuition was being conducted, KW and myself took some time to head into Sinai Baru just to check up on them. That trail has always been tough and I managed to put a second dent in the front skid plate under my left tire. Anyways, since there was only two of us, we got some great action sequences. Only got time to do three, need to wake up early tomorrow for airport shuttle service!

Zoom & snap method - no Photoshop!

After 56,000km, of which 1300+km off the tarmac, it's time for new treads. about 2mm left before the tread wear indicator shows but the sidewall shows a lot of abrasive rubbing (probably from Janda Baik and Kampung Batu).

This photo was originally shot with manual settings -- I was busy in the church building when I heard the vehicles approaching and didn't check the setting, resulting a a severe over-exposure. Even a 4-stop pull-processing in Adobe Camera Raw can't help much but I kinda like the results though!

No idea WTH is with the name but it looks cool and is close enough to the Iosis prototype shown last year. Only shame is our silly little protected market will make sure it costs more than the average double-storey home. Shucks.

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