Today I had to wake up at 7.30am, just to grab this pc to online. Seriously, 100 people fighting to use ONE pc is not fun at all.

No update yet..because the apparently the school held an internal meeting and the decision has not been released..However, there are rumours that Diamond flyers will be sent back home for long holidays until further notice..Can be 3 months, can be 6 months or even longer..

Again, nothing can be confirmed until there is official notice from the top management.

Yesterday my batchmates and I went to Telaga Tujuh (Seven Wells). If you had been there, I suppose you would have noticed how beautiful the waterfall is!! 7 natural pools formed by a small river flowing down off a mountain. Eventually, the water plunges over a marble cliff and forms a huge waterfall..






More than 600steps to reach the recreation and swimming area. Saw alot of monkeys on the way up. Caution: DO NOT FEED THE MONKEYS.
Man, it was tiring. But it's fun! Many foreign babes were there too! Well, not really many. Just 8 of them.



Fresh cooling stream gushes down from seven natural pools. This is what you see on top of the waterfall. And this is also the place where we swam and enjoy the breathtaking view! Err hemm, I am not referring to the view of the babes.

We noticed that there was another route to go higher up to the mountain. With just slippers and shorts and some half-naked, we decided to go jungle trekking. Damn. It was a hell long route and we didn't know where we were heading honestly. Haha. It was getting dark by 5pm. So we tracked back after 40minutes. Mission to conquer the mountain, we shall leave it some other day, with fully-equipped gears.


*All the pictures in this post are taken from various sites*


As I surfed the net for Telaga Tujuh pictures, I saw these two pictures of Langgun and Datai, the training area for our single engine aircrafts.








My impression of KL? I am so enchanted by it. I love the colors, the humidity (it does amazing things for the skin), the architecture and all the tropical decay. Also, the fact that it is a city, but it is so full of palms and trees and flowers and green everywhere. The food is incredibly fresh and varied. It is like being in China, India, and tropical Asia all at once, with its different cultural groups, the Chinese, Indians, Malays and Indigenous tribes, all living in seeming harmony.

There are Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Christians and Indigenous Animinsts all living side by side. What is so spectacular is seeing their temples side by side, too. I love that you can see a hejabi (a muslim girl/woman who wears a headscarf) walking down the street beside a girl in a mini-skirt. I am sure that racism and religious intolerance exist here, as they do everywhere, but it was less evident to me.