Home sweet home.....

Wei Hehn is back in town..... no more Europe...
Its the land of my very own located in south east asia, Malaysia !!

Touched down at 0000.. lol what a great time. No i bluff, i touched down at 2335...
lol ... Had my Nasi Kandar, roti canai, mee rebus etc at Kayu while watching Euro finals.
Such disappointing food but Kayu is nevertheless still a great place to be at.

Met up with a lot of my peeps.. Was a great great feeling. Had my favourite Hokkien Mee Hoon the day after. Haven't had my Char Kway Teow yet. No cravings i wonder why. Oh, had my Nasi Lemak as well.

Grand saga was to meet Jim KK and Jady. Such coincidence in Breakers Hartamas. Its been a good year since we were in Redang. Time flies, things changed. We're all leading different life except we're still looking good.

It completely struck me when KK asked if i was disappointed about how they've changed.
To be honest, i do not totally agree with you guys( you know ) , however i'm perfectly fine with it. I'm hoping for the best from you guys and i am sure you guys are matured people who know where and what you guys want in life. Its not a grand debate but i would just like to say we're still as close as ever. hahah.. sounded a lil emo or gay but KK, that was a tough question man.

Hope i can get an internship soon and i shall start exposing myself to the working world !!! ...
Cheers peeps. I miss you guys a mill. N i dun miss London yet. but i do miss the ppl ...

Nigel

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