Scoot Away
The past three years I've seen an additional numbers of scooters and vespas on the streets in the city. A passenger on the back seat is rare though.
I haven't yet seen a motor kapcai on the streets here.
WHAT'S COOKING?
July 2008
ORANG KAMPUNG
- Anisah
- Anjum
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- Azly Rahman
- Azuradec
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- Bernard Khoo
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- mamarock
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- Maverick
- MS.J
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- NegeriSenja
- Nor
- Nurelhuda
- Ood
- Pak Bustamam
- PakAdib
- PakIdrus
- Percicilan
- Pi Bani
- PreetamRai
- SharonBakar
- Sunflora
- TVSmith
- visithra
- YASMIN
- Zawi
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WRITING & READING CORNER
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I always fantasize riding a bright red/pink/yellow scooter around a kampung here. Hehe but no license and no guts yet.
Posted by: Percicilan | May 03, 2008 at 12:00 PM
Dear Sas,
I just remembered you used to have one....and we go ' jalan-jalan ' (after graveyard shift!!)....
Heaps of love
Posted by: iza | May 19, 2008 at 07:07 AM