We just came back from a family holiday in Langkawi where we hired a car for two days to get around the island.
Well, it was a junk actually, complete with broken locks, rattles, hums and a tiny steering wheel which made maneuvering rather difficult.
At RM70 a day, it was quite an expensive junk. Well, I guess, business people have become the daylight robbers of this 21st century.
During one outing, after having parked the car, I remembered to ask Zane whether he had locked the car.
"No need to lock the junk lah. The whole island is one big lock," dear hubby responded.
His witty remark just lifted me up to a whole new perspective. I love his unique take on things and skewed observations!
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If, in the light of things, you fade real, yet wanly withdrawn to our determined and appropriate distance, like the moon left on all night among the leaves, may you invisibly delight this house; O star, doubly compassionate, who came too soon for twilight, too late for dawn, may your pale flame direct the worst in us through chaos with the passion of plain day.
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