This is the web Diary and I will blog whenever I feel good to blog. I don't know how blogs were classified .. this is just a Personal Diary or my own views upon things happening around me. Most of the Posts in this blog are written in Myanmar (Burma) Native Language, known as Burmese/Myanmarsar (Not Myanmese or Barmen). This blog is composed with Winkalaw Font. I recommend you to get the Winkalaw 3 (modified) from the link below.



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Published by Kalvin on Friday, September 28, 2007 at 1:41 PM.

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Published by Kalvin on Tuesday, September 18, 2007 at 1:08 AM.

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Published by Kalvin on Monday, September 17, 2007 at 11:59 PM.

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Published by Kalvin on Thursday, September 13, 2007 at 4:23 PM.

"Disappear in the thin air" is the common clause my english teacher used to tell me whenever someone skipped the class. But this is not the blame and she don't ask the rest to "get lost". And the rest of us try to forget those absentees and start working around and at last ... they were never existed.
 
In life ... some ppl want to move on, some ppl want to grab, some ppl want to run away, some ppl want to struggle, some ppl want to flee, some ppl want to die in vain. Some ppl might say "coward", some say "loosen up and move on", some say "Why the hell are you stucked in one place ?" and some even say "Move as fast as you can to catch up with the trends but Don't step on the heap of dung".
 
Well .. most of us don't want to move that much but we don't love to dwell on the same old thing for too long. Yes we moved in some extent to different direction within different dimension. Sometime we are popping in and out, sometime disappeared from one place and never ever appear back again, sometime we splinch ourselves during popping. Sometime we are always there for some ppls and they think we are always there and never moved an inch ... at the same time .. somebody else was complaining me that I moved too fast ...
 
Did I *poof* again ? No .. ahh .. maybe Yes .. I don't know .. it's depends on the view you are looking from. But I did loosen up a bit and lost some burdens .. good for me at least. Like my english teacher's class ... those ppl like my classmate will move on by themselves and they will forget me soon .. which mean I will actually disappear from their lives. At that time .. there will be no *poof* ... no sounds .. no nothing. But I won't complain about it .. since the first *poof* mean ... I was bound to be forgotten.
 
Kalvin

Published by Kalvin on Tuesday, September 11, 2007 at 12:03 PM.

I don't play cards, I don't took ToTo/4D and I don't do any other gambling. I am gambling with my life now, I don't need any more added weight. I don't want free money and I don't want to pay a cent for gambling.

I don't go disco or clubbing or whatever it was called. I'm happy staying in quite place, listening to my thousands of mp3s via my own headphone. Going out having fun doesn't mean clubbing and get drunk, for me at least.

I don't watch sports because I only like to play and I will not sit and watch when other people playing. ( If the players are my friends that will be different story. ) Most of the ppl gamble over ball games .. well I don't .. so I will not get excited if somebody scored.

I don't have a habit of goin' out and sitting at cafe/teashop/beerbar. I like tea, coffee, beer and all kind of strong liquor. I drink beer/liquor sometime but not always because I need a clear head to do a lot of things like re-modding my blog's template or playing game.

I don't watch TV since I hate TV Commercials which appear almost all the time on the screen. I don't need to know the latest news since Google was more than enough than any other TV stations. I don't watch movies from TV because there's always DVDs you can buy, rent, download or watch online at almost anytime. Maybe I'll go to cinema for some movies but surely not on TV.

I don't have party on weekend. What I want to do in weekend ?? well .. nothing special .. I mean .. staying at home .. sleeping till noon is already special for me. Plus .. cooking something I like is value added. Oh .. yes I cook almost every day. Maybe special meal on weekend, maybe with some friends. Unless I'm having romentic dinner .. I'd rather buy geroceries instead of spending for restaurant meal and we can have better meal for more people or more time.

I don't like shopping, especially window-shopping and same goes to shopping mall, yes I have to admit, this is the major reason I'm staying home. Here in singapore, everywhere is shopping mall. Every brands are on sale, giving huge discount every months and weeks some are doin' that everyday. If you keep buying thing in half price you need to rent another flat or parhaps a warehouse to keep your own shopped items. ( can we forget about the actual price and discounted price gap or sometime having similar figure. ) I do shopping for my requirements, foods, cloths, accessories and etc etc. Oh speaking of shopping I love goin' around SIMLIM and Funan but I am not making it as a habit.

Oh now .. you might start thinking of me as a stupid asshole ... no please .. don't go extreme. These are  just what I wish to do and these are not the 100% reflection of my daily life.

Sometime I might go have dinner in lousy restaurant, some weekend I might go movie and shopping and I'll go some park like east coast park just to spend the whole day and come back exhausted.

Can I say these are not my habits only and Can I mean those are not what I'm not used to do more often ?

 

Kalvin

Published by Kalvin on Wednesday, September 05, 2007 at 5:59 PM.

10 Big Lessons from Little Kids
 
“You can learn many things from children. How much patience you have, for instance.” - Franklin P. Jones
 
Have you ever watched a child completely engrossed in a project? They have the unusual ability to be serious about what they’re doing without taking it too seriously. You can do the same with your life. You can live every day with more focus, and every week with more motivation.
 
 Here’s what every child knows that you may have forgotten. See if you can apply some of these lessons to your adult life.
 
1. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Even when there’s not a prize in the bottom of the box.
 
2. Homework blows. Bring work home with you and it’ll ruin your night. And your marriage. And your family. And your life.
 
3. The only way to know how something works is to completely disassemble it. (This is still good advice when tackling a complex problem. Your plasma TV? Not so much).
 
4. There’s a reason they don’t give credit cards to 8-year-olds. You’re supposed to save up money before you buy a new toy.
 
5. Asking questions is how you figure things out. Lots and lots of questions.
 
6. The coolest adults were the ones who took the time to listen to you. You still want to grow up to be a cool adult, right?
 
7. Your body was designed for throwing baseballs, shooting hoops, and jumping off diving boards and stuff. In the secret language of children, the word “fitness” doesn’t exist. It’s called “having fun.”
 
8. Playtime is important and laughter feels good.
 
9. Too much of anything will give you a tummy ache. Like, say, bourbon.
 
10. Try to be the friend you were when you were 12: fun-loving and loyal, with no strings attached.
 
When you act more like a kid, suddenly the world opens up, and you start enjoying yourself again!
 
 
 
Following 2 paragraphs are the description for 9th and 10th facts which are my favorites.
 
Those who over-exercise will burn themselves out. Those who site sedately all day suffer from atrophy. A boy who studies all the time has no friends. Another who only makes friends fails in his examinations. Staying too long under the sun can result in heatstroke and sunburn. Not going out at all makes the skin pale and pallid. Sharpening at all will render the knife useless. Being extreme is always the cause of pain. Moderation, then is the key of life. It is the way to live our lives as it is meant to be lived.
 
The quality that tops the list in survey after survey of what people appreciate most about their friends is loyalty — support that you always give to someone because of your feelings of duty and love towards them. The famous maxim that “a friend in need is a friend indeed” is not the entire story of loyalty, however. A friend in triumph may be even harder to find. It takes twenty-four-karat loyalty for a friend to soar alongside us when we are flying high rather than to bring us down to earth. Loyal friends not only lend a hand when you’re in need; they applaud your successes and cheer you on without envy when you prosper. Be loyal.
 
A few bunch of things I thought after I read the above article ...
 
Be simple. When we were kids, we don't talk fat words, we don't have complex conversation, we don't do complicate assumption. We just try to simplify almost everything. For the adulthood we tend to go high, complex and complicate things. Yes but sometime .. we get confused and remember that's the time to try this simple method.
 
One more thing to add, kids don't grab one thing for long and also they let things go. They loose things in hand when they have to grab new things. They don't take it too hard, they don't take it personal. One you made them upset and then you can sooth them soon. Usually kids don't revenge and they try to forgive. Only the adults keep almost everything in hand and can't afford to lose a bit ... that's keep us unhappy .. isn't it ? So don't take anything too hard, especially for the people who are very serious about everything.
 
Kalvin

Published by Kalvin on at 2:01 PM.

Benjamin Disraeli said ... Action may not always bring happiness, but there is no happiness without action.

Buddha said .. "Happiness comes when your work and words are of benefit to yourself and others."

I believe it's our choice. Aren't they ?

Published by Kalvin on at 9:30 AM.

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Published by Kalvin on Monday, September 03, 2007 at 6:10 PM.

 
As you know .. cbox was useful and popular. But those useful technologies have some kind of drawbacks at the same time. At the same time .. having a cBox in blog was becoming fashion among our mm bloggers.
 
After I saw thing happening to many cBox by my friends and fellow bloggers around me. I'm re-thinking my idea of getting a cBox for my blog.
 
Differences between CBox and Twitter.
 
1. You can chat in CBox, I will use gtalk or YIM or MSN or Jabber or ( the list will be long )
2. Spammed in CBox by those morons who have some freetime.
3. You can comment or reply or notification to CBox but I prefer the comments in post.
 
Then I know what I want to do ... it's I'd like to show my status or short message to my friends ( like they want to know ... eh ? well .. it's also very easy to ignore too. )
 
I use this .. twitter, which can be said as reverse functionalities of cBox. Passive but instant status message showing to visitors. Check this out http://twitter.com/ .
 
Some ppl might think .. I just wanna stand outta the crowd but NO. Refer to my Unique post a few days ago. I just simplified my need to twitter and just realized that I don't need a cBox before adding it to my blog.
 
Kalvin

Published by Kalvin on at 3:34 PM.

This is the photo of Cityhall MRT Signboard.
 
I didn't do any modification on this photo except cropping.
 
At that day .. I'm very tired goin' back home and I saw the same like this from the other side of the street. I tried to get this part as I saw ... getting manual setting to blurr it.
 

Published by Kalvin on at 1:52 PM.

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