Today is the day before the Chinese New Year [CNY] of the Ox. As usual every year during CNY holidays, all of Malaysia embraces this festive mood regardless of background. And, work-related activities, especially the construction line, are put on hold not just by those actually celebrating CNY but just about everybody. Yours truly included.
Since this time of the year represents the beginning of Spring, at least for the Chinese in the 4-seasons northeast quarter of the world, I am taking this opportunity to begin jotting my thoughts, especially on architecture, into the cyberworld. Afterall, I have been wanting to record my thoughts on some places, events and things that I have seen. I hope these thoughts will be worth something when I reflect on them later in life.
Kuala Terengganu
Since this time of the year represents the beginning of Spring, at least for the Chinese in the 4-seasons northeast quarter of the world, I am taking this opportunity to begin jotting my thoughts, especially on architecture, into the cyberworld. Afterall, I have been wanting to record my thoughts on some places, events and things that I have seen. I hope these thoughts will be worth something when I reflect on them later in life.
Kuala Terengganu
True true, but regardless once the festivities are over, we are in for a landslide of paperwork, and mountains of to do list and what not’s, but regardless, life must go on and time is money! So 3 cheers to your new blog which shall mark the new endeavors of BadrulHisham’s on goings…Gong Xi Fa Chai, ang pow lo lai…. May happiness befall all this year!
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