It actually did taste good. But I wouldn't say it now would I.

Me and my siblings often imagine what our cat would say to things around the house. The muff, spends half his time in a three tier cage where his litter sits at the bottom.

Last weekend my sister made some brownies and I was left with little option but to oblige and make a few remarks. After I snapped the picture above, I said, that it looks good in a picture.

But of course my obligations, not to mention standards and expectations, extended beyond to at least something creatively challenging. So I went,

Hey, imagine what Toffee would say if he saw the brownies.
“You know I spend quite sometime in my litter box, and I must say, those brownies look familiar.”

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When I was growing up, in movies, gangsters would say to their victims, ‘we eat pieces of shit like you for breakfast.’

I think that alone, was sufficient to not make me want to be a gangster.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Buek_wu4xs

Listen to the song. There’s just something about the method, sound, of African tunes, that makes you feel it.

Especially when home alone mopping your house on a Sunday morning.

Definitely feel like there’s company.

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Where did this obligation stem from?

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Izhar & Farah

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Only once i ‘celebrated’ valentines with my girlfriend (now my wife) and that was in 2002…now we are happily married, she has no complains, and I get to save money.

- Izhar Moslim

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*Their first child is on the way.

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takpe, bapak aku kaya.

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Pic by Dd (@devuschka)

Yesterday, 9th February 2010, someone told me I was in this month’s issue of KLue magazine. (I will speak of the story behind this someone in a different post). They had asked me to contribute quite some time ago to a very (very) small part called Soundtrack, where I am asked to name a song I would use to describe KL and why. Other friends of mine who also contributed were Niki Cheong and Grey Yeoh.

The song I chose was Chemistry by Butterfingers. I assume for editing and space reasons, my explanation was not included. I’ve quoted it below.

Like KL, it’s diverse. The song has a few parts. Slow, build-up, drop, tease, intense, suspense. There are nights when I ride my bike on Jalan Kuching at 60km/h with ease, other times at 120km/h with heart. There are times Jalan Sultan Ismail tells me a red light means stop, other times it makes me go faster.

*Blinking blue lights though, well that’s when I’m fcked. ;)

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Dahlia & Loque's outdoor altar

On 31st January 2010, I was at a dear friend’s wedding. Dahlia married one of the Butterfingers’ band member, a decent and nice chap I must say. I’d compliment her too, but I think she’s gotten enough.

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By post

Today, 10th February 2010, ten days after the wedding, I received her invitation.  Many thanks to the bride’s diligent follow up via electronical means to ensure her guests were cordially informed and invited.

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Anyway, on a related note, going on Jalan Damansara, Jalan Semantan stretch on Friday at 7am sharp on a bike, can be quite a refreshing sensation. Especially at 125km/h.