Well, it’s a model photo shoot, so I’ll stop here and let the photos speak for themselves, C&C welcomed!

After so many years, I finally got the chance to visit the KLCC Skybridge, ya ya, I know, I’m so outdated right? Anyway, better late than never. It was a Wednesday morning, I was in KL for training the previous two days, and I was going to meet my ex-colleague at KLCC today to catch up and of course to visit the infamous KLCC Skybridge!

We had set to meet at 8am at the Skybridge entrance, I arrived 5-10 minutes pass eight, sorry for being late. She was already queuing up for the ticket, and to my surprise when I arrived, there was a freaking long queue, it’s a weekday for crying out loud! How could there be such a long queue? After some observation, I noticed 90% of the visitors were foreigners, good timing you people have eh, had to visit the Skybridge on a sunny Wednesday morning did ya all? Well anyway, it’s all fine, just that we had to wait for 2 freaking hours before we could get a ticket!

Before going up there was some 3D presentation, which to my surprise was rather good (I mean the 3D effects from the glasses, not so much on the presentation content, haha). And then there was more waiting, about another 10 - 15 minutes standing in line again! Then finally came the moment for us to board the elevator. Guess what, we only have a mere 10 minutes up there, well it’s a bit short if you want to take some pics, perhaps 15 minutes would be a better time span? Other than enjoying the view and taking pictures, there’s really nothing else to do up there. And so here are some of the shots I managed to capture within that short 10 minute time frame.

Everyone has memories, happy, sad, good, bad, and all these memories are stored in our brains as well memories, and the only way we can retrieve them is by recalling them in our head. Then came cameras and digital cameras, tools which we can use to ‘capture’ these memories, freezing time itself so as to allow us to look back on these memories in the future.

This season, Sunway invites Malaysians to ‘capture’ their memories at the numerous Sunway malls and theme parks around the nation! Avid photographers everywhere, gear up and head on over to your nearest Sunway outlet and start capturing those memories and you could stand a chance to win up to RM25,000 and other great prizes!!

Just point your browser to the contest page and register yourself for the competition!

To aid you in getting to hard to off limit areas, Sunway is allowing participants the privilege to apply for a special pass. Take note though that even with this access pass, participants are to seek permission from security or the concierge staff before taking photos.

So what are you waiting for?! Put your skills to the test, there’s nothing to lose and a whole lot to gain! May the best ‘memory’ win!

For more photos of the wedding you may visit my gallery.

Anne Chin
(Mandarin) - Keep quiet

Faye Chen
(Mandarin) - Dusty

Carl Cheng
(Hokkien) - Buttock

Monica Cheng
Hokkien) - Touching your buttocks

Lucy Leow
(Hokkien) - You are dead

Jane Tan
(Mandarin) - Frying eggs

Suzie Leow
(Hokkien) - Lost till death

Henry Mah
(Mandarin) - Hate your mum

Corrine Tai
(Hokkien) - Poor fellow

Paul Chan
(Mandarin) - Bankrupt

Nelson Tan
(Mandarin) - Bird laying eggs

Leslie Tong
(Mandarin) - Rubbish bin

Carmen Teng
(Hokkien) - Leg hair long

Connie Mah
(Cantonese) - Call your mother

Danny See
(Hokkien) - Squeeze you to death

Rosie Teng
(Hokkien) - Screws and nails

Pete Tsai
(Hokkien) - Nose droppings

Macy Koh
(Cantonese) - Never die before

Whenever you are working with the computer, you should make some tea, drink it when you are free.

Drinking Tea is healthy, it can protect and prevent the harmful Ultraviolet light from harming us (when using computer).

Furthermore, it can also relief us when we are tired and help make our body feel fresh again.

I’ve had my lunch, my colleagues have returned to their cubicles, leaving me behind. Yet I waited… waited patiently with newspaper in hand while texting my friend.

It was 1:15 already, why hasn’t she appeared yet? Could it be that she was caught up with something, or perhaps she’d left with her colleagues for lunch outside the campus? I had to know, so I perservere, waiting, waiting…

There she is finally, appearing through the see through double glass doors of the cafeteria accompanied by her two colleagues. She flashed a smile at me upon entering, I returned similarly. She walked past me to grab something to eat, slowly going through the dishes and picking the ones she favored.

And then came the moment of truth, she walked past me to the table behind and sat down with her colleagues. Oh the feeling of disappointment welling up, I guess it was not meant to be afterall, she was still keeping her distance. It’s ok I thought, give her some time and space, things should improve gradually.

Then just as this sad, disappointed soul was preparing to leave, she came up to me from behind, her warm smile as usual, “Just finished your lunch?” she asked. I turned around and stood up saying “Ah, yes, I’ve just eaten.”. “Care to join us?” she said as she walked back towards her table, I followed suit and sat down opposite of her…

A small step forward or a sense of pity…?