He who has nothing to die for has nothing to live for

I am not surprise by Malaysian craze about Siti’s upcoming wedding. She is Malaysian sweetheart after all. What I don’t get is, all the kutukan, mulut2 jahat dan penjagaan tepi kain Siti hingga ke tahap yang maksima. I mean, let her be lah, people. I am a fan, dan akupun tak havoc. Hidup dia. Lebih baik kita meluangkan masa beberapa minit kita untuk berdoa untuk brothers and sisters kita di Lubnan, atau meluangkan seseringgit dua dari kocek kita untuk saudara-saudara di Yogyakarta, atau paling kurang, doakanlah Siti bahagia. I am not trying to be a preacher here, because I have to admit, I am shallow myself. Ngeh ngeh. Tapi aku letihla tengok orang buang masa reka email jahat, telefon radio mengamuk2, and all because of Siti Nurhaliza. Lepaskanlah dia.

The head of my department is apparently a cynical man, in an adorable way lah. He is a quiet man, with impressive background as a Deputy Public Prosecutor, Legal Exec and now a partner in the firm I am reading in, hence he does not seem capable of pulling a, ermm, gravely cynical stunt. Dia suruh PA dia tempah medal ‘Juara Cuti’, untuk diberikan kepada pekerja yang paling banyak mengambil cuti, terutama pada hari Jumaat dan Isnin. Sangat comel ok?! Doesn’t seem like him lah tapinya.


On a slightly different note, lately people have been asking me, nak buat apa lepas chambering. Practice? Join big company? Bank? Join service? Tak tahulah. Seriously. Yang aku tahu, suatu hari nanti, I hope I will be able to open a Kopitiam of my own, although my Ibu is so against that. As she put it (banyak kali), “Banyak risiko.” Worry not, let Daud handle the risiko, and me, the fun part. Ngeh ngeh. Why Kopitiam? I love the whole concept of it: Simple, good food. Laid back ambiance. Perfect for any occasion or time or people. Memang syoklah. I want a Kopitiam. I want I want I want!!!!