Flashbacks of the National Geographic famous documentary, Air Plane Crash Investigation kept haunting my mind. One scene after another. Inhale.. exhale.. “please, this is not going to happen.” I have already refrained myself from watching that program and yet, the scene was so memorable that it just came back effortlessly.
The seat belt sign was still on. And yes, it meant that this was not going to end soon. All I can do is pray. But I couldn’t concentrate. My mind was filled with that 3 strong words, “I SHOULD HAVE..” …

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Same old words again. Time really flies. After 20 days back to the River City, the great moments in Thailand can never be dished out. In the first place, why should I ?
It has been almost a decade, our family stop travelling overseas. Money and time has always been the main hindrance. Now that both siblings are working, our dream finally came true. This time we decided to visit Thailand. The niggling doubts regarding the safety of the city due to …

Finally, it’s time to go home. This time, I travelled with my sis by plane. Ya, as usual I’ll never waste any of my time sitting there doing nothing waiting for our departure. I’m getting most out of the Senai Airport although there is nothing much.

Her Thoughts

“Ta da” I said, showing off my new D300 to my sister. Here we go, we start the photography session. She replied, “Not again!”. Then, she started posing… huh.. Anyway, I was trying to familiarize the new DSLR before I bring it to Thailand …

On one fateful day, I received an sms. “Jason, you might need to leave earlier, as early tomorrow”. And that night, I started packing and as early as 6.20am I leave for Singapore on the following day. 18th Oct should be the day, now that it’s one week earlier.
8.00am, landing at Soekarno-Hatta Jakarta International Airport. Checking in immediately for the next international flight to Singapore. Out of boredom, I decided to stroll around the airport before going in the waiting room. Pointing my Nikon D60 here and there for inspiration. …