The last day.

This is it.  It's the last day.

The last time I'll see my cubicle.  All empty now.

The last time I'm walking to the car park, wondering if the rest of my family already reached home before me.

The last time I'll be getting my car while wondering what's for dinner.

But for now, I'll just sit back and enjoy my free time.

It's goodbye to the regular routine, and hello to something new.  Time to create a to-do list.

Prologue Part 2 of 2

This boat ride is a rip off...

On the second day I was in Miri, I thought I'd visit the cave that I learn about in history lessons back in school: our very own Niah Cave.

I thought I'd get lost on my way there but the road is full of signs and it only took about an hour drive from Miri.  I thought I'd be able to drive along the beach but was a little bit disappointed as I can't really see the sea even though I'm driving along it.

I didn't bring my dslr with me so here's just some photos for sharing, taken with an N8.

Prologue Part 1 of 2

I have my first taste of escape thanks to the long 3 day weekend.  I took the chance and drive all the way to Miri from Kuching.  Insipired by Top Gear, I thought I'd challenge myself racing against time, but since I'd never survive to post about this if I drive at night, I departed at dawn instead.

Dawn! Go go go!

Since people will say that I need a picture to proof that I've driven all the way to Miri, here's a picture of a dog:

Really, this is a Miri dog.

(more after the break)

Hello World

I.  Must.  Escape.

Hello world.  This is the first post of a my little blog here.  Nothing too fancy, not too much to see.

Those who read this post probably already knew me.  I've probably sent you a link and go "Hey guys!  Look at me new blog!" and you probably reluctantly click on it just to shut me up, but thank you a lot even for that.

But for those who don't know me, I'm nothing but one of the many millions of (probably unappreciated) software engineers/cubicle dwellers out there in the world, either directly or indirectly have a tiny part in your life.  I love to code more than I love to... well... removing tiny pebbles stuck in my tire treads with a screw driver, but something has to change.

I don't know what will happen.  This might be a short blogging stint that I'll update regularly until I got my next full time job (I'm still employed by the way... must.. escape..), continue on my daily routine to  start a small island nation and rule with an iron fist  climb up the career ladder;  Or this might turn into a full sabbatical blog for a whole year, while I try out things I never thought of doing..?