Some people are just "lucky"

Had lunch at McD Drive-thru near jusco today. Today I let my friend drive. Usually its me but I thought "hey what the hell, I'm tired". Worse decision ever made. I told him to park right beside the construction site jokingly because the last time he did, the dust from the site covered his car completely. He told me "F*** you, I just washed my car!". He then proceeded to park his car in the middle of the parking lot. We then went into McD and had lunch, talk and laugh a lot. When we came out however, we realised that there is a dent on the roof of his car!
                                                                                             

Luck huh?

Road? What Road?

Currently, my job takes me to Klebang, which is on the way to Chemor from Tasek in case you don't know. As I said in previous post, the maps included in my assignment file is very, very, very old and outdated. For my current assignment, the map was last updated in 1998. If its the town centre then its alright. The roads in the town don't change much overtime anyways. Places like Chemor is a completely different story though. These places tend to grow very rapidly and whole forest can change into residential areas within a year or so. The company I work for appears to think that updating maps yearly is not important AT ALL and even think its a waste of resource. Therefore, they simply booted the cartographer out to cut cost. Poor dude.

How the heck is this person supposed to drive at night? The road I saw this car on has no street lamps at all.

Getting used to it

After working for such a long period (at least to me it is long), I'm finally starting to get used to the job. No matter how lazy I feel or how I don't feel motivated to work, I still do work, though I do complain a lot. The only thing that is really stopping me from working is the rain. Lately its been raining cats and dogs every afternoon or evening. Motivated or not, I still can't proceed and that really makes me sad. Every moment I spend not working is every ringgit I'm losing. For my job, time really does equals money.

GAMES GAMES GAMES

Lately I've spent almost all of my free time playing games, mostly single player games.
2 weeks ago I bought Assassin's Creed : Brotherhood. I had quite a lot of fun playing it since I've always been a fan of Assassin's Creed. The assassin's eagle beak like hood looked as awesome as it did and the hidden blade is just amazing.

After a long time~

My internet connection have been extremely unstable lately, which I think is due to the rain. Every time it rains, I can hear the house phone earpiece giving off static distortions or whatever people call it. Whatever time I had that I could spend online I spent in playing single player games that I just acquired recently, namely Crysis 2 and Assasin's Creed Brotherhood. I wanted to show off my Crysis 2 Limited Edition box but I can't because the pictures are in my phone and its currently being updated to the new OS. Sigh.....

Rather boring week + Sukan Perak ( very very long post)

I've been working in Ipoh New town for the whole week. Its a lot less interesting than places outside Ipoh although I did chatted a lot with the shop owner. According to last year's records, there is about 270 shops and with the inclusion of telecommunication stores, my supervisor told me its gonna be at least 330 shops this year, and so my quest begins(lol?)

Slacking

My job can suck real hard at times, especially when the weather sucks(i.e raining, super hot, etc etc). That has caused me to slack off a lot. Few days ago, I was in Meru with my colleague and we were working on a map with only few shops. Thing is, the shops are separated worlds apart and we had to go driving around places we had no idea existed before this. Its not exactly a bad thing though. We found amazing stuff all around.

Like this

This is as lazy as they can get man.