Here are the never seen before photos from the trip. Enjoy!

At KL Sentral Station taking the train to Butterworth.

Some of our favourite peeps were there to send us off: Edmund, Amer & Aston!

The train left KL around 11pm and reached Butterworth around 7am.

When we reached Butterworth, we checked into a hotel to freshen up a bit. The next train to Bangkok is at 2pm, so plenty of time to kill. First off, breakie at the local kopitiam with the friendliest uncle ever! 

Then Ben came to pick us up for lunch.

After that its all the way to Bangkok baby!

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Ohai Bangkok!

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I have to admit, I have not been involved much in the planning that my mom had to email it to me. I’m just rimas as the Malay say it. It’s like all I keep hearing is beli kain, buat baju. Seriously, how many kains and bajus do we need???!?

And then the ring. And the hantaran.

And then, nevermind.

Just can’t wait for this to be ova.

for everyone

To sit down and assess what’s there and what is not there

Eternally up in the air

And it seems that time has come for you

And it figures now

I was only the one who needed to appear and cause a turn of events

To force a turn of events

It’s also fitting somehow

That I should be the last to know

And I’m blown away

When my friends tell me that it’s so

What did I give you

That’s harder to answer than what did I take

What did I mean to you?

- Whitest Boy Alive (Dreams)

But good to see new faces.

One for the album?

This is my fav tho:

I bought ‘em last year actually. But only recently really listen to it. They’re on heavy rotation now. With artists such as Jaga Jazzist, Mr Scruff, Roots Manuva just to name a few, how can you not like the compilation?

Attended Roger Chan’s dad’s wake yesterday. He passed away on Friday. Typical Roger, when I text my condolence to him, his reply was:

“No problem la Seira.. he crossed over at 88.”

Always someone who is cheerful and a staunch advocate of human rights, even while we were hanging out at the waiting area, Roger still talks about religion (“It’s divisive, inclusive… blablabla… If their theory is right, they have to prove it… blablabla… Some of their arguments are just based on presumptions… blablabla”) – he doesnt believe in it. Yet, despite that, he would still partake in the last rites for his dad, to appease his family.