Puipi

Snake - In Chinese, snake means "snake". Well, in some of reasons (I don't know why), Chinese uses this phrase to describe a person to be "stealing time off from working when the pay is still rolling". Well, that's what I'm doing now. Came in to work at 10am, go to the bank to pump in my club's collection, tease my customers and all the lame excuses to "Snake". Now I should be calling my customers (which I don't understand why we, as Supervisors have to do this) when the duty should be given to our club's PR. As for me, I'm not "Snake-ing" alot since I'm still doing something which the club is running. I'm the only person who knows how to fully utilize the internet connection in my club and doing my job (I'm not bragging and I'm not trying to convince myself) at the same time. My friend came to my club just half an hour ago, and he's a potential customer to be as well, so it's kind of a practi...

As far as the title goes, all I can say is that I'm a new, very new blogger. This is my first try to start blogging. Born in a crowded city called Kuala Lumpur (KL), I was given a good life by my father, mother, brothers and sisters and in short, my FAMILY . I am the youngest in my family and yet, I'm still the biggest in term of body size. My parents sent me to Sekolah Kebangsaan Mahmud, Raub when I was in Standard 1 to 6. It's a boys school, where most of the boys there (including me) are crocs. Well, I ended up scoring my UPSR with dying color. 2 A's and 3 B's. After I finished my primary school days, my parents sent me to Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Mahmud, Raub where I continue my education journey from Form 1 to 3. Well, this time there is alot of girls in that school, but...better not mention the goat old days. Things didn't turn up well when I only scored another 2 A's and others Bs' (7 subjects altogether - you do the math). My parents are ver...