Ms SJ Spontaneous Journey

18 April 2020 - Despite the crazy MCO lockdown that we need to stay and cook at home, there are times where we will be craving for some local Malaysian food. Good to know that one of my friend, Vincent, who continue the legend of his family F n B business to sell Malaysia top selling food. Luckily we have grab delivery/ Lalamove, it is easier for me to order anything further than 20km. ### So this is what I have ordered from Uncle Chong Local delights: 1. Curry Noodles (special aromatic curry soup broth with generous ingredients: toufupok, bean sprouts, poached white chicken thighs) " during non-MCO time we will have fresh cockles too" 2. Ipoh Koay Teow Soup (chicken shreds, small prawns, clear soup broth) 3. Nasi lemak Special (coconut rice with a deep fried drumstick, fried egg, anchovies, peanuts) 4. Nasi Ayam Penyet (the origin Indonesian cuisine, deep fried egg, salad vegetables) 5. Salted Chicken ...

[Life in quarantine] 13 Dec 2019 - In these houses in such a big land, they build a community and make their own town... Cause they live with dignity and hope. Leprosy Valley Of Hope, a ngo project with the mission of storytelling about what happened in the past, what's left in the present, and what will happen in the future... You should come here and experience the 2 hour walking tour and a glimpse of the remaining leprosy 麻疯 survivors. Leprosy Story Gallery In 1922, Dr. E. A.O. Travers, a high-ranking health official at the Setapak leprosy asylum saw the terrible conditions the leprosy patients were living in. He then proposed to the British government that a fully-equipped and more humane leprosarium be built at Sungai Buloh. In 1930, the Sungai Buloh Settlement was officially opened. It catered specifically for those suffering from leprosy, which at that time was considered an incurable disease. Dewan Orang Ramai Sungai Buloh, which was opened by Malaysia first prime m...

Dec 2019 - have you ever thought of writing what you would like to do and how should your family members know what to do when you are in critical illness, sick, or suddenly facing unforeseen death? Many malaysians / locals have taboo to discuss and avoid such topic. During the older days, making a will is not everyone want to talk about, not to mention about funeral pre-planning. But what if you just put taboos aside and give a second thought on how will you plan your wishlist, your lifestory, your living will, your memories in life story? I have been spending 2-3 days to search online to see the checklist how to think and what to do when something happen to me one day. when i leave the world, when i sick...when i cant make decision in unhealthy state of mind, does my loved ones know what is my decision? Hereby, I compile some easy-going things-to-prepare just in case there is a mishap or if we are in the aging dying stage. I have simplified at least the 5 most important t...