It’s been a while I left Perth, it’s not really a fantastic place but it does have some really good things I wished we had in Malaysia, which I doubt we are going to have in another 50 years.

• The weather – Spring and Autumn
• The architecture and their pedestrian friendly streets/city
• Online shopping
• The wonderful culture and friendly people
• Convenient banking system with EFTpos
• Safety (way much safer than Malaysia)
• and most important of all, the broadband (super fast and stable)

Why am I back in Malaysia? To be honest, I have absolutely no idea. Probably it is the night life I missed the most in Malaysia, or the opportunity available in Malaysia. In Australia, one has to be the smartest to be successful, whereas in Malaysia, one only needs to be smart to climb the ladder of success; competition is at its minimum or non existence due to the government’s policy.

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This pretty much summed up a girl’s attitude when it comes to eating. I have this strange feeling where our female counterpart are more fussy with food, or shall I say, they eat to live, and not live to eat. Albeit some guys do live to eat, which I believe is in the minority.

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