Since 2003 the arrears of parking fee for the car under KK City Hall up to 30 June this year is RM19.80 but the excess charges amount to RM225.00 bringing the fees payable to RM244.80 ie. 12x more than the original amount due. This is NOT funny at all.
But under the grace period that is going on right now, the public can pay the arrears plus ONLY 5% of the excess charges which meant RM19.80 + RM11.25 (RM225.00 × 5%) = RM31.05 which is so much better that paying RM244.80. I paid mine today.
This evening as I left work, I wanted to take some sunset shots but as soon as I switched on the digital camera, straight away the batteries went dead and the shutter protecting the lens could not shut properly.
These are the batteries that came with the first digital camera that I bought.
When I traded in the Nikon digital camera and bought the Canon digital camera, I was not given any batteries. Few days ago, when the office had to drop by the shop where I bought the camera to buy batteries for the company's digital camera, I told him to enquire for me about the problem I am encountering with these two lots of batteries. They told him to bring back everything to the shop.
This evening I met Lily Tan and Sophia Tsen at Fukurou Japanese Restaurant for dinner.
Sophia and I ordered the same thing ie. Sushi Moriawase, which was also the same thing I ordered last Sunday when I had lunch with Monica Leong. Lily ordered Gyuniku Udon.
As soon as our food arrived, I wanted to take shots of them but once again the batteries went dead on me. Argh!
The sashimi I had on Sunday tasted fresher as compared to tonight’s but they were still fresher than all those I had elsewhere.
Sophia liked the soup in the Gyuniku Udon.
After much consideration, I decided to become a member of this restaurant.
We stayed at the restaurant and chit-chatted until 10.30p.m. eventhough the restaurant supposed to close at 10p.m. At about closing time, a couple came and ordered food. They left just before we left.






