Falling sick during chinese new year isn't good. To compare, i prefer to spend my chinese new year in Singapore, where tv programes are more entertaining and relatives visiting is 'fun-er'. My relatives in malaysia houses, i classified as 'store rooms'. So hot and stuffy and no light can shine into the house.

I really admire my cousin's driving skill. Maybe it's being used to the traffic condition at their home town. In malaysia, at the place where we went k, there is also a club. Young people gatheration. It was about 1.15am when we wanted to drive off. Carpark was crowded with cars parking any-o-how. 5 of us were in the car, my cousin just start her engine and moved. She was in the right of lane when another car was coming in the direction facing her. The other car after seeing that he was at the wrong lane, started reversing and that was the only thing to be done as the road was parked to only 1 lane left to move. While he reverse, she move forward closely, leaving not more than 1metre distance between both cars. Squeezing between bigger cc cars and small gaps without slowing down. Stepping on the accelarator and moving up gears despite all congession. Shifting the car just nice so as not to step on the brakes. Out of the carpark, on the road. In front was a junction and traffic light just turned red. We are suppose to head straight but the waiting time was 99 seconds before the traffic turn green. Other cars in front stopped at the traffic light. She make a right turn at the junction and drove at 090 direction from the right of lane, making an exit after the juntion. Nothing to say but that skill is best! Many many more useful skills she has and she is younger than me by 1 year somemore. Her parents bought her that car shortly after she passed her driving. I think only 800cc or less, costing them only rm200. How nice if in Singapore cars are so cheap as well.. hmm

Bored Bored BOred new year.. Sadly sick at home