Thursday, June 07, 2012
Back on a flight this time coming book from the land of the Apsaras n the magnificent Angkor. It was how shall I say this a different experience.
A short work trip that ended up as much more as a relaxing time to be rejuvenate and mesmerized.
I would have to say that within the experience and given circumstance that I got to know Siem Reap I would say its a life style that one would dream of experiencing but lama sangat giler Wei tak tahan. I knw I knw bit stereotyping here which I'm not suppose to do but I can't help it. Wht do the people here do besides being a part of tourism? How do they do it? It's very evident, the influx of foreign investors and business owners the mat Salleh, Korean and lets not forget the jepuns. Opening businesses such as restaurants, spa, grocery shops even. Where do the locals stand besides being j use the shop assistant or even the Tukang lipat cold towels.
Only recently receiving their independence I would have to take my hat off towards these beautiful beings constantly carrying a smile that showcases so much bravery, hope and dreams. They do live in a world that is full of apsaras. I wish u the best my people of the Angkor. Ah kun. But for now I can't wait what is waiting for me back home in kl. I miss my boys n my ma. Hahahaha I'll see u in couple of hours ma
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I'm watching your last episode of Move It...
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Ever noticed how tea drinkers have a deep, spiritual connection with their cup? The way they gently blow on it, take a careful sip, and then let out that long “Aahh…”—it’s practically a love story. And let’s not forget the great dunking debate—do biscuits belong in tea? Some say yes, some say no, and some just fish out their fallen biscuit like an archaeologist discovering ancient ruins.
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Tea is also the official fuel of gossip sessions. The moment someone says, “Batao, kya naya scene hai?” (Tell me, what’s new?), you know the kettle is about to whistle louder than your nosy neighbor. No gossip session is ever complete without endless refills and dramatic gasps between sips. In fact, if tea could talk, it would probably spill more secrets than the person holding the cup!
Despite all its magical properties, tea can be a little too comforting—so much so that you sit with a hot cup, staring at your work, and before you know it, the tea is finished, the work is untouched, and you need another cup to "start fresh." It’s a never-ending cycle, but hey, who’s complaining? Another round of chai, anyone? ☕😆
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