A few months ago, my wife asked me to do the relocating, which involves uninstalling, cleaning and installing of our old aircond unit to the new house in the village. The new village house isn’t fully ready but the inside is almost there and it is livable. Also, I am going to do more post
Relocating, cleaning and installing an old aircond unit Read Post »
Last month, my Sarawak Energy electricity bill ballooned to over RM470. This month, it was at RM370. This was a huge increase of over 70% from the usual RM270-ish Sarawak Energy electricity bill I used to receive. A few friends and family members have also told me their Sarawak Energy electricity bill went up last month, and
Understanding the Sarawak Energy electricity bill Read Post »
As I put on this fake Malaysian jersey I got from a friend during my 30th birthday, a feeling of irony swarmed me. Here I am wearing a Malaysian jersey that’s fake, while at the same time feeling shortchanged that I am Malaysian. I am quite sure many of us Sarawakians feel the same way.
Pushing Sarawak ahead of Malaysia Read Post »
Local Kuching comedians are a rare breed but it is La-WAK by HAUS, Jom TEH!, and What About Kuching (WAK) that can definitely change that. With five local Kuching comedians based in Sarawak, the event showcased fresh local talents from Kuching which are Terrance, Maclean, Camilus, Mahathir, and Ashweein. All of these very talented comedians
La-WAK brings out the local Kuching comedians Read Post »
Yesterday was a low point for any peace loving Sarawakian. While the decision of the court in regards to several apostasy case was expected, and the case has been reverted back to the Syariah Court, what transpired after the whole verdict was a sad reflection of Sarawak and Sarawakians which take pride of being united
What does it mean to be Sarawakian Read Post »
So I was in Mukah over the weekend, and there was only one activity listed in ‘things to do’ formally, which is a couple of talks I had to do about “Social Media Marketing”, and “Communication Skill”. I do not want to dwell about the talk because this blog is not to talk about that.
The thing you must do when you go to Mukah Read Post »
This week, principals and heads of selected schools in Sarawak have been asked (almost closed to being forced) to attend a forum/event about technical education in a local hotel in Kuching. I know this because I saw the letter and it read “…attendance is compulsory for the principal, and failure to attend would also result in
This is the MOST INTERESTING comment about Adenan Satem! Read Post »
When choosing a pick-up, it is almost immediate that two models would take the limelight, and hence why I decided to talk about the Nissan Navara vs Toyota Hilux. This is the two main pick trucks which I think is head to head in Malaysia. When I went to the Toyota showroom to get acquainted with
Nissan Navara NP300 vs Toyota Hilux Revo 2016 Read Post »
Today marked Sarawak’s independence rule from the British. According to Wikipedia, on the 22nd of July 1963, “Alexander Waddell, the last Governor of the Colony, left the Astana and boarded a white sampan to cross the Sarawak River, then handed the administration of Sarawak to the Sarawakian citizens, with the Colonial flag lowered and the
If I had it my way, it would be ‘Sarawakians for Sarawak’ Read Post »