Here in Melbourne to see my family. Took a trip to Torquay beach and visited Queen's Cliff. Much, much bigger waves than you can find in Malaysia. Almost like the movies!

Pardon me for the sudden overload of sea photos. I just couldn't pick which one to upload. I don't usually upload a lot of the same things but this time.....well.


Will be off to Tasmania tomorrow. Hopefully, I'll see better shots there, eh?


Merry Christmas in advance since I'll only be back in Melbourne on Boxing Day.


Have a great time, guys.

Er okay, since I've finished my PMR (major public exam), I'm actually pretty free now. But not free enough to go and take more pictures.

I'm seriously contemplating a DSLR but I'm not quite sure what to buy.

I'm half for a Nikon d90 (because it's got pretty good reviews and it's affordable enough) but people are like..."CANON".

So do tell me any models that you think are great or whether I should just go for the Nikon d90. Thanks!

Yes, I know I haven't updated my journal since..... Christmas but..... nevermind.


Discovered a folder full of old pictures I took in America when I was twelve!

Hah!

My photography skills were horrible! HORRIBLE.

Anyways, I've uploaded two of them that don't look all that bad actually so ....yeah, I know.

Not about presents, not about lights and trees, not about hanging out with you friends.













About how the most significant being should come as a low baby.






About love.

I just wanted to wish all you Malaysians out there, 'Merdeka!' x 7. ( the way Tunku Abdul Rahman did it).
Let's thank God that we have such peace and no war in our land.

I'll always remember the small things about Malaysia like Sarawak Laksa, and the hot weather, and the language, and the Ice Milo and the bumpy roads and the dirty hawker stalls that I love sooo much. That came out wrong.

In short, *wait for the cliche ending*
there's no place like home. yess