My Oyster 123

I have 3 apartments, where 2 are in Times Square and a third one in Rhythm Avenue in KL. The one in KL is being rented out to my company since March 2015 even though it was bought in October 2014 according to the date of the sales and purchase agreement. The previous owner had upgraded to a new location, somewhere in Damansara and he is from Negeri Sembilan. He is in his early thirties and works in KL. However, during the time he sold his old apartment to me, I did not know that he was jobless at that time, otherwise, I would have bargain further down for the cost of the house. The services and lift maintenance are horrible, where we have to walk across the car park and take 2 lifts just to get down and up to our unit.

I am born in the year of the dog way back in 1970. So, you can guess my age. I find countries that eat dogs disgusting! You don't kill a family member and eat him. It is so grotesque and even here in Malaysia, some foreigners like Nepalese and Bangladeshis kill strays dogs for food as they are too poor to buy from the market. Every year, boatloads of Rohingyas, Bangladeshis, Myammars, and workers around that region come to a haven, Malaysia or Thailand to work illegally and to escape death and persecution in their own countries. Some might even starve to death during the long journey here as the condition is way too packed and crowded for space and lack of food and drinking water. The lucky ones stay alive while the not so lucky ones will be buried somewhere in north Kedah, South Thailand, etc. There are already 6 million illegal workers here in Malaysia and the government does not seem to care about its border controls, bringing in social ills and beggaring on the streets.

I just came back from KL, staying there for 4 days 3 nights including 1 night at Mandarin Oriental Hotel using the free Elite voucher. Went for a 50% discount massage that cost $392 full amount, but not impressed with the masseur. The way she speaks and massage me with so many questions only begs for high tips from me, which I refused to give due to the bad service. She also used a massage oil with funny aroma that stains my t-shirt. This is the last time I go for a massage at Mandarin Oriental despite the high price and might consider Thai Odyssey instead - a professional service for massage, but the last time I tried in Hatyai, I lost my wallet although the service was superb.

So, the moral of the story is that if you are not stressed out, don't just go for any massage. Just sleep in bed under my silk comforter with the air-con turned on. Don't just throw money away haphazardly.

Pugs used to be emperors' pet dog from China and spread its reach to the shores of Europe and around the world. They are basically silent type of pet, unlike other breeds that can be very noisy in the neighbourhood. They are cute and the short fur is easy to maintain as compared to Pomeranian or poodle. Pugs have the typical wrinkles on their faces with folds of skin on the foreheads. Their short noses and silent demeanor make them suitable for the elderly and kids. Keeping pets can be cathartic and stress-reducing. They provide loyal friendship that is rivalled to none. If you want to keep a small pet without all the big mess, and high maintenance, then choose a Pug for a pet.

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.