Pecah dan Perintah, divide and rule. I believe most of the countries in the world are using this technique to rule. coz it's easy, less trouble, less headache and mostly one group doesn't know what the other is doing. isn't it easy to rule when your people are clueless and fighting with each other and they see you as a hero, their knight in shining armour who is willing to save them in their time of needs. the fact is, u just pretending to save your people. u are taking advantage on the situation that you've created.
Divide & Rule is a success, proven by the British who conquered Malaysia before, India and few other countries. they gave us independent and yet we are still fighting with each other about independent. isn't it enough to live with each other and tolerate so all of us could be happy?
i'm not talking about malaysia of course! i care about malaysia, and i stand with people who wanted to make it one nation. not by races. no more races. only religion to differentiate who we are.
the system being applied at my workplace and it is soooooo annoying to see people fight each other for nothing. what will u gain by being so calculative in your work? what will people gain from being incharge in everything? only trouble and more trouble and more stress and another kind of stress and another stress. so stop pointing fingers to each other and lets work something out of it. blaming other people won't help u to get what u want.
i'm extremely tired and sick of this place. i know all these happens to other places as well, but to live and face it everyday is not something i would do. not something i would want to live in. may be it's better if i start a new chapter of my life somewhere else. its just maybe..
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Mak Ngah's Cafe
Again, make full use of Friday lunch hour.. Heheheh! Love it!
So, this time we went to Mak Ngah Cafe (if i'm not mistaken) at Putrajaya, it was recommended by a friend of mine, Miza. According to her, the cafe offers nasi padang. To those who doesn't know what Nasi Padang is, read this; Nasi Padang literally means rice from Padang, a place in West Sumatra, Indonesia. In Rendezvous, diners are spoilt for choice as the menu features an array of curry, rendang and sambal items to complement the mandatory staple of white rice. (http://www.streetdirectory.com/restaurants/singapore/reviews/restaurant-Rendezvous_Restaurant_Hock_Lock_Kee-1867.php
Other than nasi padang, the cafe offers western food, bihun sup and few other local kuih. what's special about this cafe? Nothing much to comment, it's a very new cafe, nice wallpaper deco and some okay food. But something catch my interest is the way of the owner treats the customer. Best ever so far. Usually the owner doesn't really ask u if u need plain water or a desert, usually u have to call for assistance. Anyway, we have a very good time there. Even though the food is average, very common, but the atmosphere is lovely.
Should any of you wanted to go there, take putrajaya road to alamanda, instead of turning right at alamanda, keep going straight untill you'll reach presint 16. there's a bunch of shophouses there. once i got the exact address, i'll post it here. till then.. happy food hunting!!
Thursday, January 22, 2009
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