Wishing all Hindus and Jains a Happy Deepavali (the Festival of Lights).

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Enjoy the festival, the food and the time for your family members. (more…)

It is Mid-Autumn festival again. Time does flies. (more…)

Google had designed a series of Olympic game logos during the Beijing 2008 Olympic games. If you notice them carefully, the characters in those logos are actually 12 Chinese zodiac animals. (more…)

Finally, the 51st Merdeka Logo (Logo Hari Kemerdekaan ke 51) was announced. Congratulations to the winner, Mr. Anuar Dan who won RM10,000 for his piece of art. Have a look on his art works too at this site.

I had slightly edited this 51th Merdeka logo in conjunction with Malaysia’s 51st Independence Day celebrations and share them to all of you. (more…)

The first solar eclipse for this century happened on 1st Augsut 2008. This lucky guy managed to take the video for solar eclipse on the aeroplane from altitude of 27,000 feet from a location 140 km east of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut.

Have a look. (more…)

In conjunction with the celebration of 2nd anniversary of this blog, we decided to give this Muumimaailma (Moominworld) T-shirt to the lucky one with lucky draw method. (more…)

Time flies, Journeying is 2 years old since the first post entry on 16th July 2006. Last year, I posted small gifts as my compliment to the first three commenters in Journeying is 1 year old post entry. What about this year?

光阴似箭，转眼间这部落客已经是两岁了。 去年，我邮寄小小的礼物给在Journeying一岁了的文章里首三名留言者作为答谢大家一直以来的支持。那么，今年呢? (more…)

My wife celebrated her birthday in Turku for the first times in her life. It just a simple celebration, no birthday party was organised, no friends were invited, just two of us. We went to Red Hot Chilis restaurant for Mexican food on Saturday afternoon. On the her birthday, I bought her a cake and prepared a slightly different dinner compare with what we used to have daily.

My wife said,

Several surprises have been received unexpectedly from my boss, KJ and friends in Malaysia. Hope that birthday is just like a day you can receive presents but needless to count your age.

Curious about the food? Have a look on photos. (more…)

The romantic content of the Valentine’s day was not strong as you can feel in other countries. In Finland, 14th February is better known as Friendship day (Ystavanpaiva in Finnish). It is a day dedicated to the celebration of the beautiful bond of friendship. Finns will send gifts, chocolates and flowers to their friends.

Really different, right?

Well, our first Valentine’s day in Finland was simply. Nope, not candle light dinner but “normal light” dinner only. We just have home made dinner at home and of course, roses. (more…)