Thoughts of Inclination

And so, the second post of the year seems pretty long since it is already the third month of the year. Wanted to post something what my course is… IS really about. Due to the slow connection which my college has to offer, I couldn’t upload any pictures so I can’t do anything much for the moment.
And wait, if you’re thinking I am coming back to the…

WORDS + PICTURES = BLOG!

No,it is not. I want to show you the white-hair engineers and the aircrafts there.

Back to what I wanted to share initially. As I was in the toilet doing my laundry, my neighbour came in and we talked. I must tell you that the ’semangat kejiranan’ here is the same as in KL. People told me KL-ians don’t talk with their neighbours. They leave for work early in the morning and reach home late at night. How true can this be?

I see this neighbour and pass by him almost every day and yet we can only smile and nod at each other.
We started off our conversation smiling and nodding at each other again…

My expression was exactly the same as the monkey above, the wide open jaw and eyes. Just that I have more hair and obviously better looking!

That’s basically what we talked about for like….5minutes? Why neighbour you may ask. Simple. I don’t know his name. We were neighbours since I was in the 2nd semester.

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Oh yeah, this is my 3rd semester and April will be the last month of it.

*Edited on the rag. I lent the rag to him because the cops came and took fingerprints on his door and cupboard. There was a break-in in his room the other day. It was the 2nd time this happened. My room was no exception but it did not happen to my room that day because I was in the room all day. So, we kind of knew each other out of a tragedy. Pretty sad eh this ’semangat kejiranan’ the Government is trying to instil in all the teenagers. *