Learning to blog without a laptop

I finally succumbed to the idea that I have to by hook or by crook, learn to blog on the go. Or else I will never ever have the time to blog.

Well, here goes.

Did it work?

Edit: yeap it did work (hurray!)

A couple of months down the line.

I like the new car, so far.
I think I spend too much time at the office.
We have been working on the new website and the new look for Zesqa.
I need coffee.
O.o

What Happens To Brake Pads. Rest In Peace.

Screeeeeech. Yeaaaaarrrrgg. Eeeeeeekkkk. Heard that sound coming from your tyres before? I did. Turns out it was time to change the brake pads. Sigh. Danny felt we were torturing our car every time we braked. It turned out, we were. Here's the proof.

 Danny checking out the car.

 Old brake pad, side one.

 Close-up of the old brake pad. Looks like it melted, right?

 The other side of the old brake pad, side two.

 Old brake pad. You can see the how bad it is.

This is how it is supposed to look like, side one.

 Not like just now, this definitely looks new, side two.

We took a peek at our brake discs as well.. such a difference between the left side, which was okay, and the right side, which is seriously NOT okay.

This is the left side.

This is the right side.

This is the left side. 

 This is the right side.

This is the left side.

This is the right side.

So, there's a lesson to be learned here. Brake pads wear off and we should tell the mechanic to check it when we send for servicing especially if your car is pretty old. 
Sigh. Good thing now is my car is no longer screaming in terror every time we stop at a red light.

Day 19.

Day 19. I'm still surviving and in fact I'm feeling better than I have in years.


I know I would have completely quit when I lose track of the days.

Day 5

It has been 5 days since me and Danny decided to take the plunge and quit smoking cigarettes. I actually am starting to feel better. My cough is much much better and I can see the difference already.


Since last Wednesday, I haven't felt like taking a puff from my rolled ciggies. With all the support I'm getting (thank you everyone, you've been great) I feel like this will actually work out.


Ending this post, I would like to specifically thank Armin and Azhar for taking the time to show me and Danny what it's about, and Grace and Khairul for explaining further and for having such a great tool for people like us to take charge.


This may be one of the most important life-changing decisions I have ever made.