The rich homeless man.
Cardigan Street, Carlton.
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The first ever photograph I took in my life: My father with his elbow leaned against a coconut tree in Pangkor Island. His smile was weak and helpless because I was holding his camera. I was four years old.
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- They refused mom's food at first.Outside the templ...
- I guess this photo won't make the cut for a visit ...
- Rain or shine, got temple people will be fine.That...
- KTM = Kampung Time Machine.On the way to Pelabuhan...
- Frozen tongue, heated bums.Trampoline, Swanston St...
- How high, we can kiss the sky.That temple, Klang.
- Pit stop no.3 of the couch moving adventure.Cardig...
- LRT hell: 6.30pm. I waited for 3 turns.Pasar Seni ...
- Never knew ice cream with coke is called a 'spider...
- Too bad we only have one head.Focus Point, Shah Alam.
- This is what happens when you set ISO to 400 when ...
- Man, that's a big piece of litter.Somewhere betwee...
- Transition of time.Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Pu...
- Don't skate when you're high.Pyramid Ice, Subang J...
- Couldn't find shampoo. Bought 100 plus instead.SAC...
- The coffee before the storm.LG Low Yat, KL.
- The rich homeless man.Cardigan Street, Carlton.
- My first train ride from KLIA back to Klang.KL Sen...
- The road home.Chi Liung to Andalas, Klang.
- Kancil, check. Coffee shop, check. Crooked signpos...
- Sorry for those who misses home.Taman Rahsna. Klang.
- You can't beat me I'm a rock star.Bukit Bintang Dr...
- The alert uncle.Monorail, to Central.
- Cheaper than Australian water.Low Yat, KL.
- Abandoned door.That temple near Melawis, Klang.
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