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Thursday, December 17, 2009

TRAVELLING IN TUK TUK VEHICLE in Cambodia...really REQUIRES TOTAL COVER

i WORKED IN CAMBODIA FROM OCTOBER 2008 TO END APRIL 2009.

THIS PICTURE OF ME TOTALLY COVERING MY NOSE, MOUTH AND EYES...

I was travelling from the Phnom Penh City to the Airport by Tuk Tuk Vehicle.....

Mobile Motor Teksi....

Since the travelling is open exposed...and Cambodia is famous for its heat and FLOATING DUST...AND POLLUTANTS...SO every one covers their noses and mouth while travelling in Motor bikes or Tuk Tuk...those with cars are exempted...

not only the dust gust straight to one 's face, body, eyes, nose, ears..and the whole body,...

so i had no choice but to use 2 MASKS - TO COVER MY MOUTH, AND NOSE

AND THEN

MY 2 EYES...

NO CHOICE...

BUT MY COVER was unusually RARE...NON AT ALL IN CAMBODIA...so when travelling on Tuk Tuk, many people shouted at me...OUT OF DISGUST...for myself to put on such an UGLY FRONT...

Monday, December 14, 2009

THE NEW KING OF TONGA

The New King of Tonga

On August 1st, the Kingdom of Tonga crowned its newest ruler, King George Tupou V. In a ceremony that lasted for days, and cost over $2.5 million (US), the 60-year old King was crowned as one of the few remaining monarchs with true ruling power - but that is about to change. In 2006, pro-democracy riots shook the small island nation of 112,000. The coronation was postponed, and now King George pledges that "The Sovereign of the only Polynesian kingdom... is voluntarily surrendering his powers to meet the democratic aspirations of many of his people." He promised to cede most power to a prime minister, and to hold parliamentary elections in 2010.
included singing by a

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Saturday, December 12, 2009

This didn't publish in the Malaysian newspapers.....

Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama

12 Mar 2009, 0853 hrs IST

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and first lady Michelle Obama present give away Secretary of State's Award for International Women of Courage to

Malaysia 's Ambiga Sreenevasan (Malaysian Bar Council) at the State Department in Washington , DC (AFP)
The shame of it all that we should be so proud (and are) of our own Malaysian receiving an international award like this, but the Malaysian government and press don't see it as important enough to publish it in our local dailies!

It was only published by THE SUN but rather small and hidden in the inner pages.

WHY???...BECAUSE SHE WEARS A SAREE, NOT A 'TUDUNG '??? !!!!
Never mind if they don't publish in the papers.............

This Picture Made It To the Pages of India Times but not in our own papers!