Storm In A Cup
This is the immigration check-point in Wang Kelian, Perlis.
Wang Kelian is a Perlis border town on the Malaysia-Thailand Border. It is one of two border crossings between Malaysia and Thailand in the state of Perlis. The other is Padang Besar. The village across the border from Wang Kelian is Wang Prachan in Satun province, Southern Thailand.
I have been busy for the past one month due to many things need to settle in office apart from some business traveling. The pictures I took that graced this entry would give you an idea.
While majority of people were busy with politics due to the 12th General Election of the country, I made myself busy with other life essential things.
May be the trainings I had gone through or the circle of professional (and technically-trained) friends that I have that makes me care less about politics. It is actually not that I don’t care as a citizen of the country to participate for the betterment of future. I do care. Yes, I do.
Perhaps, the attitude that I carry deep in me that prevails. As such, something like, I’d prefer to call spade a spade. I call it right when it is right and I call it wrong when the notion is clearly stated as wrong. You can’t carry those in politics. You have to streamline yourself and biased with the conduit of your political religion you are embracing with. You have to nod to the philosophies that bear. You have to sacrifice a fair deal of emotions and have to make room for some element of hypocrisy to be in you – may be a tinge of it – whether you are aware or not.
No, not me!
I think I have worked all these while contributing to the nation. And I think I have done in my little way for the integrity of the faith I am in.
May be it is still not enough but nothing can be too ideal in this life.
A kilometer to go... The road is somehow clear from traffics most of the times.
A flag war between political parties decorates the scene days before the election. Malaysia went to the polls on March 8th, 2008.
A flag war between political parties decorates the scene days before the election. Malaysia went to the polls on March 8th, 2008.
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