I just got back from my long trip and I should be doing some work here, but I end up surfing and reading people's blog and realised, it is high time I should update my blog.

I was in India, mainly Mumbai and New Delhi. Before I left, everytime when I mentioned that I will be going to India, 10 out of 10 1st reaction would be "Oh My God, what a place! DON'T DRINK any tap water, just BOTTLED mineral water," I thought, Wow, it must be horrible.

Within a week of settling my own plane ticket and visa arrangement (aunt was complaining about me needing to do all this on my own), off I go to a land with huge difference between the rich and the poor. My trip was spent in the hotels, assisting (more accurately, look pretty as I had nothing to do) with the client. I didn't do any sight-seeing, not being able to even visit the famous Taj Mahal, but we stayed at the Taj Mahal Hotel (ah, what a consolation). I was glad though I did not need to expose myself to the polluted city in Mumbai with bad air and noisy streets. This reminds me of my trip to Guang Zhou 15 years ago where taxi drives conquered the roads with the endless honks. Besides, you could really see the differences of the rich and poor, where the later lived in barracks/sheds which I thought they were construction sites! No proper shelter and sanitasion. Well, we are all very lucky on this site of the world, aren't we!

After the hectic trip i headed off to Singapore, spent time with my aunty and cousin (my darling complained all the weekend that I did not get back to Malaysia to see him, sob). It was a good weekend I must say as I get to rest but on the other hand, I miss him badly too. Later was training in Singapore with David Reddin and rushed back to KL right after that.

Immediately after we arrived in KL, I rushed home, unpacked-repacked and off to KT & Redang. It was a wonderful trip as it is the first time my darling came with me and we celebrated my birthday. Thank you :) Photos will be up soon.

Well, now back to work and luckily or unluckily I have to ogranised our company trip... grrr.... Phuket, here I come!

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