We had a bit of trouble with the boiler when we arrived - and in the first week of March we were a wee bit cold - the central heating gave up the ghost.
Then Waheed, the man from British Gas came to the rescue.
Waheed at work. Note how tidy he is. On the kitchen table he placed a big piece of paper where he arranged all the little bits and pieces. |
He replaced this thingamajig ....
Living up to my reputation as a magpie I decided to use this as a paperweight. |
...... and the house became as warm as toast.
As usual, at this time of year, Victoria Park put on a grand show of daffodils.
My homesick spouse was reunited with his heart's desire at Vicky Park! |
But our dear friend Jack, made sure we were not deprived of the season's blooms in our backyard-mini-garden.
Tulips fronted by the much-loved perennial lavender, another gift from Jack. |
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A closeup of the tulips and wallflower. |
Well, dear friend I'm changing tack and writing this for you in this posting.
Dear Som,
At 75, this female septuagenarian (maybe I'll get more inspired when (and if) I get to my nineties) is getting very weary. I am witnessing the machinations and working of an agenda which I had merely suspected and optimistically thought it would not see fruition.
My Tanah Air has been cuckoo-ed (cuckoofied?) by foreign colonists brought in by foreign colonial masters.
My Tanah Air has been cuckolded by the Malays. My bangsa have been shooting themselves in the foot, plunging knives into each other's backs, desiccating the minds of their young, pumping the spirit out of the pulse and heart of their brethren and unwittingly(?), unwillingly(?) pimping and collaborating to manufacture a NEW MALAYSIA.
I am observing too much "damnful jiggery-pokery" in this land of my forefathers, this land that stretched way back before the invasion of European Christians, before Islam, before the Melaka Sultanate, before the period of the Hindu Empires and before the ooze and slime of all our history. For the Malays, their roots, their blood and genes and DNA are here and not across some ocean in some other terrain. I cannot bear to watch the Malays turning into reed warblers (watch the above video) and it sickens me when they become like "the ill bird that fouls its own nest".
I have done my bit (maybe not enough?) of whistling in the wind, and spitting at the sky.
How do I live in this Malaysia Baru, in this co-called Brave New World of New Malaysia?
I have this picture. It's either malaySIA or
No, SIA is not Singapore Airlines. It's an Alliance of the cuckoos.
Take care, my friend. It's lovely to hear your voice again.
ps For my nusa, bangsa and negara : "After all the loves of my life, I'll be thinking of you and wondering why."
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I hope to continue the original posting later.
Assalam ASH . Good to see you blogging again. Hope you had a great Easter. We passed Leicester on the way to the Dales over that glorious weekend and I thought of you and said a prayer for your health.
ReplyDeleteI think the majority of Malays now are beginning to buka mata , albeit slowly, but surely. Lets hope that they are fully awake by the next election. Take care
Its quite common this jiggery pokery.
ReplyDeleteYang paling lantang beriya-iya berkobar-kobar, yang proud of being Malay dan nak sedarkan, nak pertahankan rights of the Malays have a bug out plan.
What’s galling is that they can just up stakes and cabut to whatever non-Malay land of their better half, show pictures of how good life is over there while lamenting the plight of folks back home who got no money, no connections, nowhere to go thus no choice but to stay and just have to suck it up.
Pegi dah...
To 6 May 2019
ReplyDeleteMemang Tabi'at Orang Melayu. Dengki Tak Habis Habis.