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Thursday, 13 September 2012

Chinese Temple in Limbang

This Chinese Temple locates near of Limbang Plaza.

Chinese Temple Limbang 


Tower

Limbang Regional Museum

Limbang Regional Museum was official declared open by Honorable Datuk Adenan Haji Satem, the Minister of Social Development on 27th August 1994. This museum building was an old fort which was built in year 1897.

Board of Limbang Regional Museum
Limbang Regional Museum

Side view of Limbang Regional Museum 

History Old Fort, Limbang

Opening hours for Limbang Regional Museum

The ground floor of Limbang Regional Museum used for administrative purposes while 1st floor is a museum for visiting. It display the history, culture and lifestyle of people such as bamboo band, salt making, beadwork, bark cloth, brassware, basketry and others. The admission is free.

Outside of Limbang Regional Museum

Replica of Crocodile Mould

Description of Replica of Crocodile Mould
Replica of ‘Pagul’ Pole
Description of Replica of ‘Pagul’ Pole
Artillery
Buffalo
Inside of Limbang Regional Museum

Welcome to Limbang

Limbang
Costume
Traditional Men costume


Monday, 10 September 2012

Limbang Plaza

Limbang Plaza is the first shopping complex built in Limbang which start operate since year 1998. This building has 3 components which is Purnama Hotel, Shopping Mall and Government Offices (located right on the top of the mall). There have multi-storey car parks which connected to the Limbang Plaza through a bridge. Inside of Limbang Plaza has Maybank ATM.


Limbang Plaza

Limbang Map


Limbang Town Map


I found this map at KWSP website as my references in Limbang. For those who like to eat Chinese food can find many Chinese coffee shops at Jalan Buangsiol especially around Hong Leong Bank and Public Bank there. For those who like to eat Malay food can find at in front of Limbang Plaza and Tamu Market. Limbang Central Market is a market for selling non-halal things which operates by Chinese.

At roundabout of Jalan Buangsiol, you can see landmark of Limbang, Buffalo.

Emblem of Limbang
Icon of Limbang

Mosque


You will see Footbridge at Jalan Buangsiol
Footbridge
 
Dataran Jubli Emas
Clock Tower
Limbang Tourist Map

Immigration Department in Limbang

For those who are not Sarawakian, need to report to Immigration counter. At Immigration counter, you need to show up your Identity Card or Passport and you will get a slip or pass. This pass is valid for you to visit Limbang up to 90 days. You cannot lose this slip because you need to return this when you go back.

Immigration Department in Limbang
Welcome to Immigration Department in Limbang

Pass to Limbang

Getting To and Around Limbang

I was getting to Limbang by using Ferry Royal Limbang No.1. It leaves from Labuan at 2pm and arrive Limbang at 4pm. The ticket from Labuan to Limbang cost me RM 28 for economic class. 

Attentions for those who are last minutes person, it is very important early go to terminal because ferry will leave before 2pm. During my trip, the ferry leaves at 1.50pm.

Ticket from Labuan to Limbang

Royal Limbang No.1

I get back to Labuan by using Ferry Royal Limbang No.1. It leaves from Limbang at 8am and arrive Labuan at 10am. The ticket from Limbang to Labuan is RM 30. Limbang did not have specific counter for buying ticket but you can buy ticket at in front of Immigration Office there. At there, ticket counter is just a simple table and ticket seller is just sitting at there to sell the ticket.

When I sat in ferry, the ferry was moved very slow that made me so curious. After for a while, I realized that the ferry was waiting for Malay girl that was missed the ferry. She used speed boat to catch up the ferry and before that she already called for people in charge in ferry so that ferry will wait for her. The same lesson that I observed was “Don’t be late”.

Ticket from Limbang to Labuan
Royal Limbang No.1

Inside of Royal Limbang No.1

Welcome to Limbang





Limbang in Sarawak

Limbang is one of Division in Northern Sarawak which located along the eastern bank of Sungai Limbang. It surrounded by Brunei on both the east and the west. Limbang was originally part of Brunei but was annexed by Charles Brooke, the 2nd Raja of Sarawak in year 1890 despite strong protest from Brunei.

Limbang in Sarawak

Saturday, 8 September 2012

Hector and The Search For Happiness by Francois Lelord

Once upon a time, there was a young psychiatrist called Hector who was not very satisfied with himself so he decided to take a trip from Paris to China to Africa to the United Sates. Along the way, he keeps a list of observations about the people he meets and tries to understand what made people happy or unhappy.  

The part in book that I like is Hector being catch by criminals in Africa and he contemplates his own death. Luckily, he was smart that he wrote a note to criminals when they argued. He just simply wrote “You have a real problem there. We should talk.” This was a magic formula known only to psychiatrists which they are only allowed to use when they lives are in danger.

Hector & the search for happiness
Below are the lessons observed by Hector:-

Lesson no. 1: Making comparisons can spoil your happiness.

Lesson no. 2: Happiness often comes when least expected.

Lesson no. 3: Many people see happiness only in their future.

Lesson no. 4: Many people think that happiness comes from having more power or more money.

Lesson no. 5: Sometimes happiness is not knowing the whole story.

Lesson no. 6: Happiness is a long walk in beautiful, unfamiliar mountains.

Lesson no. 7: It’s a mistake to think that happiness is the goal.

Lesson no. 8: Happiness is being with the people you love.

Lesson no. 9: Happiness is knowing your family lacks for nothing.

Lesson no. 10: Happiness is doing a job you love.

Lesson no. 11: Happiness is having a home and a garden of your own.

Lesson no. 12: It’s harder to be happy in a country run by bad people.

Lesson no. 13: Happiness is feeling useful to others.

Lesson no. 14: Happiness is to be loved for exactly who you are.

Lesson no. 15: Happiness comes when you feel truly alive.

Lesson no. 16: Happiness is knowing how to celebrate.

Lesson no. 17: Happiness is caring about the happiness of those you love.

Lesson no. 19: The sun and the sea make everybody happy.

Lesson no. 20: Happiness is a certain way of seeing things.

Lesson no. 21: Rivalry poisons happiness.

Lesson no. 22: Women care more than men about making others happy.

Lesson no. 23: Happiness means making sure that those around you are happy?

I also want to share about the method of measuring happiness which I found in this book.

         i    Ask people how many times they had felt in a good mood, cheerful, happy during the day or  week.

       ii. Ask people if they were happy in the different areas of their lives.

   iii.      Film people’s facial expressions and then measure them in complicated ways.



Sunday, 2 September 2012

Classic 200 Plus Jokes

To have a perfect relaxation, it is good to read joke book during free. Here, I want to share some jokes from the book that I had read with you all. Hope it will enlighten you all !!!

Classic 200+ Jokes
Teacher: “Where’s Mount Everest?”
Steve: “I don’t know, miss.”
Teacher: “Stand up on the bench.”
Steve: “Even after standing up I’m not able to see it, miss!”

Pupil: “Excuse me, Sir, but I don’t think I deserve a mark of zero for this exam paper.”
Teacher: “Neither do I, but it’s the lowest mark I can give.”

Teacher: (Thinking of science lab) “Which room you can’t enter?”
Student: “Mushroom!”

Lorna: “Which will come first, egg or chicken!”
Candy: “It depends on what you order first!”

Ebenezer: “What difference do you find between a rat and a mouse?”
Ted: “Rat has a tail at the back and Mouse (computer) has a tail in the front!”

The grumbling of a child:
“All parents are alike. They teach us to speak and walk.
After we’ve learned both, they order us to sit quiet!”

Charlie: “Our classmate, David is a book keeper, you know?”
Griffith: “Is it? I never knew.”
Charlie: “He wouldn’t return the library books that he borrows!”

A notice stuck on the wall of a company that had closed shop: “Opened by mistake!”


Saturday, 25 August 2012

还剩下什么- 羽泉 & 苏慧伦 (Love Story of a Dragonfly)

While making these chinese knot of dragonflies, I had thought of a touching MV. 


Dragonflies

This MV is about a couple who live happily. One day, the girl had met an accident and lying unaware on a hospital bed.  At morning, the boy accompanied and kept calling the girl while at night, he went to church to pray to God.

 A month later, the girl still sleeping with whiles the boy became haggard. The God had made an exception to this persistent boy. God asked him: “Are you willing to use your own life as an exchange?” The boy replied without hesitation: “I do!” God say: “Well, I can make your lover to wake up soon but you must promise to turn into 3 years of dragonfly, would you?” The boy still firmly replied: “I do!”

At dawn, the boy had become a dragonfly and the girl was waked up. A few days later, the girl had recovered and she kept finding the boy. The dragonfly was around the girl all the time. The summer was passed, the dragonfly had to leave here so it was the last time he landed on the girl’s shoulder. Spring was coming, the dragonfly quickly fly back to find the girl but now the girl accompanied with a man (doctor). The dragonfly was so sad.

In the summer of third year, God agreed 3 years period is coming soon. On the last day, the girl and doctor held a wedding. The dragonfly saw they put the ring on the finger and kissing sweetly.  The dragonfly shed the tear. God signed: “Do you regret it?” Dragonfly dried his tear: “No!” God said: “Well, tomorrow you can change back to your own.” Dragonfly shook the head: “Let me do a life time dragonfly!”




                                                         
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