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Oh my. I'm ashamed to admit this and i'm still amazed by the fact that it happened.

I was driving back from KL with me mom and Aweng in the car and me mom told a story which i long forgot. Karma Chameleon was on, and she asked "is this Boney M?"

"erm... no." i said.

"Do you remember how you used to love Boney M when you were small?"

"OMG. I remember now."

Then, she told the story of how i would force the whole family to listen to Boney M's cassette during the journey from Klang to Kemaman... over and over again (and the journey at that time would last about 7 hours). I would mengamuk if anybody would want to turn it off or change the cassette.

So, for old time sake:

Where do we go?

I'm excited. Finally, a planned vacation (with other people) is about to materialise. Eventhough it's 4 months away, i can't hardly wait for the time to come. At that time, the dreadful Turnaround will be over and i will be able to enjoy myself.

So, 6 (maybe 8) of us decided to go to Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh City - for our getaway. We took the advantage of the MAS travel fair to get cheap tickets. After many phone calls (some people just can't get their friend's name right) to MAS, we finally can get our tickets. Unfortunately, we can't get our tickets in Kuantan because MAS's office in Kuantan in closed (WTF right?). And the deadline to get the tickets is 13th February. Luckily, Salma is in KL this weekend. So people in Kuantan, listen up - if you purchase a Golden Holidays package, you can only get the tickets and the Golden Holidays vouchers in KL.

So i've been surfing on where to go in Vietnam. There are some interesting places. You might want to check them out here.

So what do you think? Where should we go in Vietnam? Will the War Remnants Museum be scary? Why is MAS so stupid to close the Kuantan office? How do you actually spell Hema's name?

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