Little bit weird

Never in the past had we experienced receiving circulation of information from one corner of the world shared by many in another corner within seconds, especially the controversial or the weirdest ones.

Chicken foot found with chicken breasts from Safeway’s super market, I think that is no less yucky!

This is where face book and twitter got their prominent, in this context I would say they bring more good than harm.

There is no more time for consumer goods’ producers act arbitrarily and indifferently.

Every citizen can now become consumer vigilantes.

Of course in some countries the extent of freedom given to the media users vary, in China Face Book is blocked by the government.  In Malaysia & Russia citizens have been sent to prison for flouting the media law, while in some Middle Eastern countries heads could be chopped.

My view is, life without social networking wouldn’t be the same anymore, those who think of it more of a nuisance they might be a bit old fashion

Over the window

It looks like this year my blogs is filled up by photos  instead of write ups…little bit of change in mood 

 

The handiest gadget

 

How many times do we experience a situation like this; no time to pull camera out, the quickest we could pick is mobile phone, in my case is iPhone here..

Todays Prompt

 

If a restaurant were to name something after you, what would it be? Describe it. (Bonus points if you give us a recipe!)

I don’t really know what is eatable associated with my name?           

I don’t eat rice (mind you rice is Asians’ staple food) I don’t eat bread that potatoes.

Yet am still having problem with my dietary, perhaps of my seafood taking ever since I was a kid now wouldn’t help me to be healthy.

Never mind food is food-nice tasty food difficult to resist, it’s just like music.

People who can afford don’t mind travelling long distant from where they live just for the sake of food especially over the weekend.

Now let me doing a little bit of selling of my State, Sabah that is. Any body visits Malaysia looking for seafood I think its none other than in Sabah.

Among the significant attraction about seafood is the varieties and price I would say

Well, my restaurant I chose seafood thingy! The best seafood in the city is in my restaurant go and see yellow pages.

The islanders

They have to go by boat to reach their homes. Home is island. Cars or buses don’t reach their doorways.

They’re local as far as my source is concered, if they’re not then my source  isn’t accurate. Anything can happen in Sabah though.

Photo by photography’s  enthusiast Ameerul 16, and he has plenty of time to takeover Mike Yamashita

Crispy banana chips

Local made crispy  banana chips  ..usual view by the road side

Daily Prompt: Party Animals (?)

After spending time with a group of people, do you feel energized and ready for anything or do you want to hide in the corner with a good book?

Spending time with close friends could help but not to anybody or it could be worse mixing with strangers.

Shying away in this manner -reading a book would be okay. I meant it isn’t that bad.

The dangerous ones are those who have severe depression. I was scheming through some data and noticed that around 30% to 70% would lead to suicidal.

Surely something is gravely wrong with ones’ life. For the last 60 years depression of this nature has increased and the number of young 15-25 years of age has tripled

Society should also be watchful, there is tendency of a person isolating himself or her could be in the state of severe depression.

Studies also show that those who have attempted to commit suicide are highly likely to repeat.

Other indictors according to experts are, personality change and a person who prone to make verbal warning he or she would want to kill himself or herself.

These people usually consider themselves hopeless with their life, and lack of future interest.

Keep on learning

 

That wasn’t badly taken…by Ameerul 16, thank you

Daily Prompt: There’s No Place Like Home

Daily Prompt: There’s No Place Like Home.

If you had the opportunity to live a nomadic life, traveling from place to place, would you do it? Do you need a home base? What makes a place “home” to you?

I must say this is slightly different interpretation of what nomadic life is compare with those days, say, hundreds years or so ago.

I’m construing travelling is living from place to place in today’s -modern context not the Masai’s kind, and therefore to put it simply, I’m capable person of owning homes anywhere and whenever. Money is no problem. I don’t live like tramps. I can live anywhere as comfortable as comfortable as can be.

Let argue a little bit, what would be my little problem if any?  May be some would say I could be lonely, missing family, missing friends for having no permanent place. Not close enough to my family. Not enough time to build friendships?

But then that isn’t a problem I can be with my family, the dear ones and friends alike at anytime I like. Money is not a problem. Far or near would make no difference. I can say my home is anywhere; anywhere I would feel the same because I could afford to make it feel like home base ha ha.

The sinking boat

 

 

I have no idea where this sinking boat came from. I pass the place everyday and only noticed today. I just realised this little corner has become a hub of tukang, I think if not monitored it could become a dumping junk boats one day.