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Malaysia cancelling all New Year Celebrations
Malaysia’s PM announced today that all New Year Countdown celebrations would be cancelled as the country goes into mourning for the victims of Tsunami all over the world. This is indeed a bold move by the PM as he boldly cancels events that have been planned for many, many months, that probably involved lots and lots of money, but anyways that’s not the point. I agree that nobody can celebrate a Happy New Year amidst the sombre mood of probably the largest death toll caused by a single catastrophe, but at the same time, I also agree with Shelley that sometimes, musical concerts heals the soul and can be made…
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Blogexplosive tragedy
As our newspapers and media continue to focus on the after effects of the Tsunami and earthquake in South East Asia, of death toll rising and possible aftermaths, let’s continue to offer our prayers for the lost especially for possible survivors still missing. I’ve recently started to use Blogexplosion and found it to be a very useful tool, not just for generating traffic to my site, but also to find many interesting blogs while doing so. I’ve stopped by a few blogs while surfing thru, especially on blogs talking about the recent Tsunami case. It was very touching to read of people from all the way in US etc, mourning…
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Tragedy struck
Prayer Watch Alert! Asia had been struck by disaster of the Tsunami and earthquakes. I trust many of you would have heard, or read about it in the many blogs and news sites. I urge that we all pray for the families of the bereaved, and condition and especially for those missing. Let’s pray that they can be found.
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Christmas Decorations in Malaysia
Our neighbouring country, Singapore, is famous for her beautiful extravagant Christmas decorations all over the country, from the streets to the shopping malls. All businesses are trying so hard to pull crowds with their huge trees, amazing lights etc. Well, I think Malaysia is not really losing to her neighbour in terms of shopping mall decos, check out some of these in the major malls around Klang Valley. Some photos are not self taken, tho I can’t remember from where, Oops sorry! This one’s found in the second phase of One Utama in Subang. It’s really huge, I don’t know if a person can actually go inside it. But it’s…
