The postal service mistakenly sent the following letter to my house:
I do not know the content of the letter for sure because I do not have the authority to open it. Judging from the envelope however, I would risk guessing that it contains a ballot for Indonesian living abroad to use to partipate in yesterday’s presidential race.
I have not been posting pictures for a very long time. The reason for that is a certain photography shop — ah, hell, I will just name it; Foto Flash — is taking a very long time to send it to Nikon and service my DSLR.
In the meantime, I have to settle with my old trusty Fujifilm A303. That is a very old point-and-shoot camera; it is the camera before I migrated to D40.
This is the first photo by A303 after more or less 2 years, I think.
This is not an entertaining book due to its long proses but it is enlightening anyway. I do not however agree with some that Mill writes, especially with bias towards religion. Somehow, he makes exception for his religion what he outlines for others.
Regardless, I will be in Penang next week and I need my DSLR. If Foto Flash does not return my D40 in time, I may be in need of a new DSLR. At the moment, I am looking at D60. To do that, I might sell my D40 to subsidize my upgrade.
I will be leaving for Australia in the first or the second week of July. So, I need to get it off my hand rather quickly. I am thinking of selling my D40 in between RM1,000 and RM1,500. That is between half and 3/4 of the price I bought it for. Along with it are the charger, the CD, the manual and the kit len. If you are lucky, I might throw in a tripod for you too.
So, anybody want to buy my D40?
At Cape Rachado, proudly an enclave of Malacca:
This is a mangrove tree. Among the rocks penetrating the sand are pointy wooden structures that form part of the tree root system. Those are breathing roots, a product of evolution as the species adapts to strive in hostile seawater environment.
I was in Malacca to prepare for Raptor Watch 2009.
And I shot this off the cliff at Cape Rachado, Malacca.
Come and visit Raptor Watch 2009 this March 14 and 15 in Port Dickson and Cape Rachado.[1]
Also, bring your old incandescent bulb on Sunday, March 15. Philips will give you an energy saving light bulb in exchange for that old inefficient bulb of yours, for free!
[1] — Visit website of Raptor Watch by MNS.
This was some time ago.
It was a discussion on Malaysian unity organized by the Malaysia Think Tank.
Khoo Kay Kim, for the uninitiated, is a prominent Malaysian historian.