I always wanted to know how it would feel like having a passport, and international passport. 15 years back, my dad did have one, which was the first ever passport I had actually seen. My cousin, Dandy had his when he left for the States to further his study. I know my cousin Tiffany uses one in Brisbane, and my sister Cocinia??? emm.. Still figuring whether she has a passport hidden in her handbag.. although I’ll put my money on the fact she does own one ’secretly’.

You see, If I wasn’t held back for the meeting yesterday, this post would have came earlier.. yeah.. I like bragging about something new or significant in my life. After all.. what’s a blog for?? Well.. Today.. I can claim myself to be a proud owner of a 32-page, RM300, Malaysian red passport.

Just like a small child anxious to play with a new toy.. I couldn’t resist looking at my new Malaysian passport, front and back, in and out.. checking every details and of course its cool security features.

After more than 10x, flipping through its empty pages.. I felt something amiss.

You see.. the passport is a document used to travel the world, to foreign ground… and being in foreign ground, you get to listen and speak some foreign language… but…..

the Malaysian passport only provides the Bahasa Malaysia version of this vital notice, which means only two things…

ONE… I got the special edition passport (if there is such a passport, lucky me!!)

TWO… Some idiotMalaysian thought that Ang Moh’s can read BM very well…(err..hihihihi)

 

Ermm…. I know I said I’d never set foot on any Pasar Ramadan again this year… but if you see the photo below, I guess I have new reasons to go to the Satok Pasar Ramadan…hehehe..

Talk about ‘hot’ cakes.. I bet you wouldn’t get to see any sexier and prettier hawkers at any other Pasar Ramadan

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