I was pleasantly surprised by Malaysia's GE2008 results. So tempted to blog on it but was too occupied reading news reports and other blogs. Also, if I did, the postings would have deviated from the original aim and purpose of this blog (read profile on sidebar).
So now I'm toying with the idea of starting another blog. I wanna voice my sentiments on a myriad of issues, especially subjects that make good public relations case studies. Will spend a little more time contemplating on it before I get started (hopefully).
But the real surprise for Ruby and I was on the polling day itself. Right after lunch, we went to my polling centre first - SK Sri Kelana at SS5B Kelana Jaya. After casting my vote, we headed to Ruby's polling centre - SK Seri Selangor at Subang Jaya.
So now I'm toying with the idea of starting another blog. I wanna voice my sentiments on a myriad of issues, especially subjects that make good public relations case studies. Will spend a little more time contemplating on it before I get started (hopefully).
But the real surprise for Ruby and I was on the polling day itself. Right after lunch, we went to my polling centre first - SK Sri Kelana at SS5B Kelana Jaya. After casting my vote, we headed to Ruby's polling centre - SK Seri Selangor at Subang Jaya.
As we walked down the aisle to her polling room, we spotted something very familiar on one of the wall display panels. There were two photos of our wedding ceremony!
I couldn't contain my amusement and had to take a photo of it. The artwork had images of wedding ceremonies of various religious faiths, including Sikhism. It might've been a class project or something. Interesting!
Our photos were obviously taken from this blog. They were a lil' blurry and distored simply because I only post low-resolution images here. Don't you think we deserve to be paid royalty for this?!