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I just came back from Genting Highland and stayed at First World Hotel for $292 per night on weekends which is considered peak season. The price for the room on Friday is only $110. We also watched the best show on America's Got Talent of Illunimati using tubes of various coloured neon lights to illuminate the dance steps. The show for 2 persons right in the front was $317. I also replaced my Genting Rewards Card that was lost some months back and had my 1,500 rewards points or $15 deducted for the new card. Such are the stringent rules now where previously, the replacement was done for free. We also dined at Ah Yat Abalone Restaurant and ordered marble goby or 'soon hock' fish and the total bill was over $307 for 2.

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Dogs are cute and make loyal friends even to the point of death of the owner. You will find the dog resting beside the body of the dead owner, keeping it warm for as long as until someone finds it. Such is the unquestionable loyalty of a pet friend. I love dogs; but the thought of maintenance puts me off. Hence, when I was small, I will go to my aunt's house to play with the furry animals, petting their fur and getting a kick out of it. I am born in the year of the dog; however female dogs are mostly my nemesis of which I can name a few (referring to the homo sapiens species). My best friend is a male rabbit, not the real rabbit in that sense, but born in the year of the rabbit.

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There were some news stating that a dog laid beside its dead master for days before it was discovered hungry and grieving. That is such the loyalty of your pet dog. It will not budge any further and will always stay loyal to its master - dead or alive. When I was small, I used to play with my aunt's pet dogs - an Alsatian pup and a Spitz. I love the warm furry bodies they have and the tail will wag non stop upon seeing me. Those were the naive days of childhood. Now my uncle had pass on in 2013, leaving my helpless aunt to fend for herself. She was used to being fetched around in a car with all bills settled by my uncle using his pension that it was a sorry state to be in - totally helpless. Now with time, she is coping better with friends by her side and people to fetch her around for shopping and she gets to manage her late husband's pension.