will i am's delayed diary

I've not been taking the LRT for a while, so material for this segment is very scarce. Luckily I have Ash who lends a hand from time to time. I stalked Gym Johnny from KL Sentral station to Masjid Jamek. The fella looks damn lean in his black dri-fit top. Too bad I couldn't get a shot from the front. Blegh. It was the second time I saw him there. Perhaps he works for Clark Hatch or something. Next up is Gweilo Jerry. Ash spied him on the PUTRA LRT with flaxen hair and a pleasant face. His shopaholic baggage did well to bring attention to bulging biceps. Huhu. Finally we have Train Tony, your typical Train Twink. Not bad at all. Thanks once again for the help from Ash. If you guys have any contributions to "LRT Celebrities", feel free to drop me a line at my Contact Me! page. Do provide me with location details of your stalk subjects and provide a little write-up if you're feeling creative. I need something to work with too you know! Haha. Thanks in advance.

Sunday was the usual routine of mass, but there was a twist that day. The Mustard Seed Center and the Congregatio Discipolarum Domini were both celebrating their twentieth and eightieth anniversaries respectively, so they came up with a 2080 cycling pilgrimage. The acivity would be held in Melaka where pilgrims would cycle around town, visiting four churches in one morning. At the end of mass, the assistant parish priest officiated the activity by fixing a bicycle tyre and spinning it, definitely a breath of fresh air from the usual ribbon-cutting ceremonies. Later on, another priest in bicycle pants ( Yarabi! ) hopped on to the bicycle and did a test run. I need to purge my memory of that. For lunch, mum and and I went to Seoul Korea Restaurant in Taman Desa. Never been there during the weekend really. Didn't expect it to be so crowded. Ordered ox tail soup and cold glutinous rice noodles with spicy sauce. And it all came with eleven types of banchan . Full of variety. Our only...

Wedding March , swiped from williamnyk on Flickr. A garden wedding in June sounds like such a perfect occassion right? Perfect if we lived in more temperate countrie. But in Malaysia? Give me a break. Actually I wasn't keen on attending the wedding service before the banquet. However, she kinda expected one her few Christian colleagues to actually make it, so I was like... "Errr... OK... see you at 5:00pm.". SK and Mum tagged along to the APEC Garden at Cyberview Lodge. Took us just fifteen minutes to get there. Goodness. When we saw the venue, we just froze at the doors, refusing to leave the coolness of the lobby. Flowers petals snaked from the top of the stone stairs down to the garden. Fake sakura branches lined the way to a small makeshift gazebo near the water feature. The gazebo was decked with red roses and near it was laced table with more roses floating in water-filled glass vases. All of the guests lingered far-far away from the sun-drenched seats. We did the ...

He actually did it . She's pregnant. The child will come into this world in just a few weeks. Congratulations Mr. Angkasawan. Read the interview here .

Eating out along Jalan Alor in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia , swiped from whereareyoumurphy on Flickr. Andy and and w850i were in town one weekend, so the least that I could do was have dinner with them on a Friday night. They stayed at Federal Hotel and oh boy, it really lives up to the its reputation. Just one visit up to their room on the eleventh floor and SK and I already bumped into three prostitutes. Fantastically short hems and heavily-painted faces. Interesting. Been ages since I saw w850i. He looked thinner. Had a kuaci -er than kuaci face. So jealous. And he wore skinny jeans with leapord print details. Hehe. Andy on the other hand, looked rounder. And I just saw him in May. :P. We headed out to Restoran WAW at Jalan Alor. The same place we brought Nic and POD when they were down. Seems like my official restaurant to entertain Singaporean guests. This time round the service there was horrible. Nobody was interested to show you a menu. Nobody was interested to take your order. ...

North Station , swiped from williamnyk on Flickr. Our last night in Cologne was definitely memorable. Some sort of domestic disturbance happened at 3:00am ( the cons of staying with hosts ). I slept through the whole kerfuffle but Jaz and KH filled me in on the details the next morning. Turns out that the both 'em got drunk last night. Jaz was sleeping in the kitchen and he heard the whole thing unfold. Mike kept on shouting "Warum? Warum? Warum?". That's German for "Why". Repeat that for twenty times. Actually, his partner for some reason urinated on the laminate flooring and this got Mike worked up. Guessed that some slapping around went on and the young one actually ran in and out of the house banging doors as he went. The next morning, they were so wasted ( Jaz guessed that they were too embarrased ) that they did not see us off. Just cooked up the last of the wurst, bread and liver pate and rushed off to Hbf for our Thalys train to Paris. The train r...

This is so amusing that I will post this on a Friday. Dear Mr. William, Thank you for your e-mail to Citibank dated 6/13/11 regarding Business Reply Envelope (BRE). Kindly allow us to explain that sending of the BRE was discountinued towards encouraging a greener environment. We may arrange for the BRE to be mailed to you anytime you need this self-addressed envelopes. Please confirm the following mailing address should you wish us to mail the envelopes : {My Address - of course la secret...} We hope the above clarifies. Thank you for using Citibank Online and have a nice day. Regards, Miss Customer Service Internet Support Service, Citibank Berhad They would rather spend RM0.60 each time sending an envelope in an envelope rather than post it to me with the monthly statement. I'm requesting for a dozen envelopes at one go. Wonder if they'll entertain my request. Hehe.