Okay, so I’m a little biased towards the yellow mobile company brand as opposed to the red or blue (er, I mean purple or whatever) but this new ad is just so catchy that I can’t resist linking it.
Expect lots of spoof to come from it.
Enjoy 🙂
London Honeymoon Picture
I’ve uploaded the first set of our honeymoon photos. This set consists of some pictures that we had taken in London.
We were there at the end of October but our wish to see brown trees were dashed due to an uncharacteristically warm weather.
Apart from that, we enjoyed our time there tremendously!
New Wedding Website
I’ve created a new website for our wedding! We’ll share our experiences along the way by posting updates to our planning and preparations for the big day!
Head to http://web.mac.com/ckkoay to see the site! This link is also clickable on the right of this site in the “External Links” category.
She said YES!
I was all nerves in the Petronas Dewan Philharmonik hall. I anxiously checked my breast pocket every 4 or 5 minutes. The “package” was inconspicously and safely tucked in the breast pocket of my newly tailored coat.
The baroque music was skillfully rendered by the critically acclaimed English Concert orchestra but Handel’s timeless classic was the furthest away from my mind at that point in time. My brain then was already processing at its full capacity as I played the scenario over and over again in my head.
Suddenly, the Handel piece that was drifting in and out of my head absent-mindedly came to an end. To polite but virgourous applause, the ensemble bowed and left the stage. It was the intermission. My heart started to pound loudly as the applause died and the lights came up. I asked Cheryl to see if she wanted to go out to stretch out her legs.
The moment was near and I desperately held on to my nerves. I walked her to the toilet and saw her enter. My heart was rattling in my chest furiously now. I heard the rushing of blood in my temples as they gushed from my heart to my head, pulsating, marking down the seconds before Cheryl reappeared again.
I told her that I wanted to go back into the hall to wait seeing that the foyer now was full of people. She agreed and we walked back to the entrance of the concert hall, hand-in-hand. Along the way, I have to consciously ensure that she did not lean too close to me to feel the concealed “package” that I was carrying.
When we got back to our seats, sweat was beginning to form on my forehead. Ignoring my anxieties, I recounted to her how long we had been with each other. I told her that she was the best thing that had ever happened in my life. I recalled for her the fun-filled times that we had spent going for holidays, waste hours talking about everything and nothing, selflessly sharing our lives while enjoying each other’s diverse hobbies. I shared with her about how my life had become more meaningful because of her and how she had made me see what true love really meant.
And as I said this, I knelt down along the aisle of the seat, quickly reached into my pocket and slowly pulled out a box that contained a diamond ring.
I asked her in a soft voice if she wanted to share the rest of her life with me.
….and she said “yes”.
And as the warm happy tears of joy rolled down our cheeks, I gently slipped the ring into the fourth finger of her left hand.
It was the happiest day of my life.
WordPress 2.0.1
I’ve just upgraded the blogging software to WordPress 2.0.1. This was a relatively simple process (did it as I was dozing off last night). System might be unstable so please be patient if it goes down.
Civilization 4
I was tired yesterday and wanted to rejuvenate when I did the mistake of installing Civilization 4 on my notebook. The game totally sucked away my waking hours like a succubus on heat.
What’s different about the game when compared to the previous version is that it has a new concept called “Religion”. Civs can now start a religion and spread them beyond your boundaries. Civs with same religion tends to be more amiable to each other but be careful of overzealous neighbours who will preach to you about your sinful ways.
Another cool thing is that one can run for Secretary General of the UN and set resolutions to be voted on. This allows one to push through resolutions like Nuclear Non-Proliferation (after one has build a HUGE stockpile, hehehe…).
The game that I played last night was relatively a short one (2 hours 59 minutes) when compared to a typical Civ 3 game (which typically takes 4-6 hours). Overall, I was friendly to my neighbours (not a single battle was waged) but the ending was quite tedious as it was a race to space between my Civ and another Civ.
In the end, I proved myself to be the better megalomaniac than the computer.