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TehTarikKaki on December 30th, 2010

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TehTarikKaki on December 24th, 2010

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TehTarikKaki on November 15th, 2010

One week ago I blogged about “Life is like a cup of cof­fee”. Go and read it before you read fur­ther….. Why this title? So why this blog is titled “Life is a like a box of choco­lates”? Here is how the story goes. Last Mon­day, I posted the fol­low­ing in my Face­book wall: TehTarikKaki (me):“Mentally very […]

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TehTarikKaki on November 8th, 2010

Do you like to drink cof­fee? Per­son­ally I have been drink­ing cof­fee for years. My morn­ing black cof­fee (with some sugar) is my morn­ing fix, with­out which I would feel very uncom­fort­able. I asked around and peo­ple said it is addic­tion. I agree totally. Moti­va­tional video I came across a moti­va­tional video with the same […]

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TehTarikKaki on October 23rd, 2010

In the first blog post of “How to rein­vent life after 40, 50, 60? Part 1”, I touched on why we should rein­vent our life after 40, 50 or 60. In the sec­ond blog post of “How to rein­vent life after 40, 50, 60? Part 2”, phys­i­cal health and rela­tion­ship were dis­cussed. In the third blog […]

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TehTarikKaki on October 10th, 2010

Have you ever received a SMS like “I’m on the way”, “OTW” or “Com­ing….” while wait­ing for some­one to turn up for an appoint­ment or teh tarik ses­sion? What are your reac­tions and what would you do in response to such SMSes? Dif­fer­ent con­no­ta­tions for dif­fer­ent peo­ple In Malaysia, “on the way” could mean dif­fer­ent things for different […]

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TehTarikKaki on October 8th, 2010

In the first blog post of “How to rein­vent life after 40, 50, 60? Part 1”, I touched on why we should rein­vent our life after 40, 50 or 60. In the sec­ond blog post of “How to rein­vent life after 40, 50, 60? Part 2”, phys­i­cal health and rela­tion­ship were dis­cussed. In this blog, I […]

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TehTarikKaki on October 4th, 2010

In the last blog post, I touched on why we should rein­vent our life after 40, 50 or 60. Today I would go into the nitty-gritty on var­i­ous ways to rein­vent life after 40, 50 or 60. How to rein­vent life? In my opin­ion, you have to divide your life into four accounts, i.e. Account 1 – […]

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TehTarikKaki on September 28th, 2010

Intro­duc­tion Why this topic? Let me begin with the fol­low­ing inci­dent. My daugh­ter was once teased by her classmates,”That man with white hair is your daddy or your grand­fa­ther?” Maybe her friends’ par­ents are much younger than I or do not have gray hair as I do. Grand­fa­ther? OMB (Oh My Bud­dha; equiv­a­lent to OMG)! Am […]

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TehTarikKaki on September 15th, 2010

The blog title should sound very famil­iar to Malaysians espe­cially the Chi­nese. Yeah, it would be a near mir­a­cle if Chi­nese wed­ding din­ners are start­ing on time as stip­u­lated on the wed­ding invi­ta­tion card. Why Chi­nese wed­ding din­ners always start late in Malaysia? If you are invited to a Chi­nese wed­ding din­ner in Malaysia and assuming […]

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