Forget about the Price Tag

Every time, we get asked like - " How would you like to make the payment, Sir/Mdm? "

Let's picture as I am at Dolce & Gabbana now.

I am wondering; I am just wondering how the person at cashier counter from Dolce & Gabbana would act if I answer like - "Can I pay by love?"

Hahahas.. Well, It's just a thought which came to my mind when I first listened this song; " Price Tag " by Jessie J feat B.o.B. A very catchy song it is. I really love it.



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Well, this is my very first entry of 2011. I have been lazy to update my blog. Nahh, I have been busy with work and stuff. :-P

Oh, here's one of the pics I have taken in the trip to Pyin Oo Lwin; back in Early January of 2011.



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I have been meaning to put "Top 25 most play songs on my iTunes" here as record and I finally managed to do so, now. I'm gonna reset all the play counts in a while. Did you as well like these songs in 2010? :-)

Oh yea, I also can't believe myself that I listened 517 times of the song " Safe ". hahahas.



By the very very way, Happy New Year - everyone!
I'm gonna go watch TV now. Ciao...

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5000 Kyats

awww... Only if Burmese 5000 kyats note would be like this....

Chit Tae Pyaw Chin Lo, A Khwint A Yay Lay Pay Par

Find more videos like this on Myanmar HIp Hop Artists

Chrysler Brand Joins Effort to Free 1991 Nobel Peace Laureate in New TV Film

I never have thought there would be one.
Chrysler - you made it and well done!



And I've always like Chrysler and I like it more now.
*Dedicated to Aung San Su Kyi

Helping Hands to Nargis Survivors

Title: Our Helping Hands To Nargis Survivors
Artist: Various Artist
Album: Nargis Condolement
Description: Our Helping Hands To Nargis Survivors
Language: Burmese

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Burma needs You

Short circuit @ Bangalore skyline (en effect of cyclone Nargis in the Bay of Bengal)

The result in Burma because of that cyclone Nargis didn't come out as beautiful as the above picture. It is as bad as below.










Photos Credit: luisrene, esquaredfashion, Azmil77 & Light and Life from Flickr

And Worst of all, Check HERE

Singapore Government has sent off S$272,000 humanitarian aid package.
Other non Government Organazation such as Singapore Red Cross and Mercy Relief are also rasing funds as well.

Below is for more information on how you can donate:

- To help the victims of Cyclone Nargis, please send donations to: 15 Penang Lane, or call 6334 9152/53 for more information.

- The public can also make a call at 1900 112 1010 for a S$10 donation, or 1900 112 1050 for a S$50 donation. Crossed cheques made out to "Mercy Relief Limited" can be sent to 172 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118558.

- Mercy Relief also accepts transfers via ATM or through internet banking. Its DBS account number is 054-900493-6.

- There are also more donation collection for the victims in Myanmar. Besides ATM funds transfer to its DBS Autosave Account (001-030600-6) or its Standard Chartered Bank Fusion Account (130-830-6900), the public can also send cash or cheques made out to "World Vision International" to its office at 10 Anson Road, #13-08, International Plaza, Singapore 079903.

- If you are not in Singapore, you can also donate online " HERE "


*The distribution of the above info is greatly appreciated*

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:-(

According to the news:
Our PM stated that the sub commitees for prevention against natural disasters have already been formed to implement emergency relief and resettlement tasks. The sub commitees have been urged to effitively carry out their urgent duties.

But only god knows how long that would take.
I heard it will take about a month to get electricity back in Burma.
Telephones lines cut off.
Internet cut off.
Oh well....

Life treats Burma not too good lately.
I will just pray for Nothing you know but the Better ofcourse!

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Extralicious Vacation

My year end vacation was just extra extralicious.

I spent 9 transcendent days in Burma. hahaha.. But I didnt get a chance to eat Roasted Duck thou. Damn it! Other than that, I am more than satisfied.

2 days in Chaung Thar was enjoyable and 1 half day in Kyite Htee Yoe was peaceful. Thanks to my cousins for taking me to Kyite Htee Yoe. It was so ease to travel with them. Nothing to worry, at all. Also paid a visit to Shwe Da Gon, Kyite Paw Law, Shwe Maw Daw, and Bo Ta Htaung Pagodas. By the way, Seafood in Chaung Thar is ridiculously great!

My first visit to Sain Lann Soe Pyay and the place I think is quite nice and peaeful. Clubbing at DJ Bar was not so fun but no complaints.

A Serious No No for SHOPPING. hahahaha, I used to enjoy to walk around Scott Market, and some other malls when I was younger thou.

I wanted to check out what UTOPIA really is, but didnt have time to, thou yet Kan Daw Gyii is not so bad to chill some time with some friends, I noted.

Cafe' Bellagio at Sa Yar San Road. One friend's mom of mine owns it. Speaking of which, the place is really cozy and exceedingly recommended.

China Town is still great for food lover! But InYa Kan Baung is not so as nice as it was.

There were so many others enjoyable, memorable moments.

Anyway, once again... My year end vacation indeed was extralicious.

But u know, I am unwritten. But I always wanted to be written as such not so need to be great but quixotically.
You peeps might not really understand what I am talking abt but I do hope you do enjoy reading whatever I am writing.



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New Year Resolutions:

hmmmmm: I think I will set it soon!

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I heart Burma

I'm a Burmese, Buddhist and proud to be one.
I love Burma.


So many un-expected things are going on right now in Burma.
Im talking about Anti-Goverment Protest.
Burma needs HELP desperately.
Democracy is what we want.
Not Military at all as Government!
Equality.
No Starving.
Human Rights.

It's really amazing that all our Burmese Monks are this brave and stood up. All they do is PRAYING. Im a buddhist and believe in Buddha. I seriously think that Government should too.


And they (Government) also should understand what is going on in BURMA ( all classes wise ). You know, Equality is the word, again. Now, its more not like it. The RICHS are damn RICH and the POORS are damn POOR.

I do want Democracy, yes.
And I hope for the best with all my prayers