I was bored out of my skin and got nothing better to do. So, I took this personality test suggested by my Facebook friend for fun. This is what I got.

So yea, I’m a certified nut. Are you? If you got nothing better to do too on this new year’s eve, you might wanna give this a shot and see if you’re a nut too.

Cleffairy: Contemplating on whether to write my 2012 in review or not. Seems to me that there are more things worth being buried in it’s grave rather than mentioning this year. 🙁

I’m not sure if you remembered it or not, but I’ve blogged and lament about how these days they don’t teach punctuation in school anymore. Well… punctuation is powerful. In my previous post on grammar and punctuation, grandma could have been a goner without a comma. 😀 (READ HERE)

Here’s another grammatical funnies I’d like to share with you.

Note how powerful punctuation are. Talk about bringing a sentence to a different level. 😀

Cleffairy: Use punctuation, kids!

Take a look at this house. Isn’t it lovely? Well, I’m not sure if you like this house or not, but it’s certainly nice to me. It’s conveniently located in the heart of Setapak, and comes with a swimming pool and 24 hours security. It is my dream house. Who wouldn’t want a house that comes with a swimming pool and tight security? I definitely want it.

But as nice as it is, it’ll take me at least a hundred of years to actually afford this kind of house. Do you know why? Because it’s really, really expensive. The market value of this house is at least half a million, and I definitely do not have half a million with me.

The price of properties is definitely pointing to the sky these days, and from the way I see it, the price is never going to come down. The price of houses are absolutely ridiculous in comparison to the previous years. In my humble opinion, unless you’re filthy rich or have strong financial backing, you’re never going to afford to buy any houses at all. Unless of course, you go for auctioned houses or properties, that is. Auctioned houses or properties is usually sold at  80% -85%  off the market value.

But the thing about buying auction houses or properties is that you have to constantly be on the lookout, and it’s not quite convenient to chase around for bank property auctions.

Luckily for us all, though, there’s this website known as PropWall. It is Malaysia’s largest FREE property resources website. It is pretty easy to hunt for auctioned houses or properties in Propwall Auction.

Basically, PropWall is a Malaysian property website that’s listing all kinds of properties that’s on sale and being auctioned off. You can say that it’s a one-stop place for property listings and it’s definitely useful for those who are looking for properties to buy or for those who wants to sell off his or her properties. All you need to do is register and login to the site and you’ll soon not only be able to search for properties that you wanted, but you can also put up your own properties for sale for others to search if you have properties to sell off.

Pretty convenient site, I must say. They even have mortgage calculator for you to use, in case you’re taking housing loans to buy those properties that they are selling.

So, ladies and gentlemen, if you’re one of those people who are scouting for a love-nest to call your own at an auctioned price, you might want to consider looking up PropWall. They might have something that suits you and your budget.

Things are rather tough for me these days. There are quite a few changes that I need to adapt to and to be honest, it really drives me over the edge, considering that I’m not exactly someone who respond well to changes. I’m the sort of person who more often than not, goes cuckoo over the changes in my life that I need to adapt to.

I’m the kind of person who needs a lot of time to get used to certain changes in my life.

It is an awful thing, especially when I tend to get extremely stressed up and depressed over a lot of things that’s going on in my life. Being stressed up and depressed usually translate to foul mood, which I admit, is no good for myself and my loved ones. Bad, huh? But then again I’ve always felt that anger is a much more manageable emotion and being depressed.

I never felt like myself when I’m going through certain phase of transition in my life and frankly speaking, it’s not easy to be me when I don’t feel like myself.

Anyway, like I said earlier, I don’t really feel like myself these days. I feel like I’m loosing ; the spirit of being me, but thank God for the reminders he sent me.

I, for one, don’t think it’s a coincidence that I meet plenty of people whom reminded me of myself a few years back. And I don’t think it’s a coincidence I meet people who have helped me and my family and I don’t think it’s a coincidence that I’ve met a couple of people whom I have helped in the past and I definitely don’t think it’s a coincidence that I bumped into people who inspires me to be who I am today when I was just a child.

I suppose this is God’s way of reminding me of who I am, and who I’m supposed to be when I’ve forgotten about who I really am. Some would say it’s a coincidence, but to me,it’s God’s grace and nothing short of a miracle.

Cleffairy: Thank you, for the angels and the gentle reminders.

National Geographic Channel (Astro Ch 553) announced today the premiere of an in-depth documentary detailing Hurricane Sandy and its mammoth and merciless wake, which caused more than 110 fatalities in the U.S., and paralysed life for millions of people in more than a half-dozen states.

Superstorm New York: What Really Happened, a one-hour special, premieres Sunday, 25 November 2012 at 11.00pm, and will air globally this month in 171 countries. Go inside the eye of the storm to understand how 145 kilometres per hour winds extended from its centre and driving rains and fatal storm surges left thousands displaced and millions without power — with the hardest hit in New Jersey and New York communities, who are still reeling in its aftermath.

And for the first time, find out in depth how this storm — dubbed a “Frankenstorm” by some media — developed and grew, taking almost 200 lives from the Caribbean to the East Coast, and dig further into the unpredictability of nature’s fury in the 21st century

To see an exclusive look at storm footage included in the special, click HERE.

With this recent event, National Geographic Channel will broadcast a special 2 day programming: When Disaster Strikes on Saturday, 24 November & Sunday, 25 November at 10.00pm & 11.00pm showing current disasters that have happened in Asia and all around the World to examine how these disasters happened and how we can prepare for such a catastrophe in the future.

Saturday, 24 November at 10.00pm, Witness: Disaster tells the story of what happened, as it happened, from a first-hand perspective. And at 11.00pm, Witness: Disaster In Japan reconstructs the earthquake and tsunami as they happened, entirely through the eyes of those who experienced it.

Sunday, 25 November at 10.00pm, Stormageddon presents the dramatic images of a catastrophic weather year and introduces you to the men who risked their lives to capture it. And at 11.00pm Super Storm New York: What Really Happened, stories behind the biggest storm to

This documentary premieres on Sunday, 25 November 2012 at 11.00pm on National Geographic Channel (Astro Ch 553).

Cleffairy: Life can be quite a rough patch at times, but for what it’s worth, I can still be grateful that I still have a roof over my head and my loved ones with me.