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MISSION 2008
It's been a while since I've posted anything regarding my future plans of the matter...for now is to restart my COSPLAY and PHOTOGRAPHY libidos again after three months of inactivity.
Also my rotten new HARDDISK went kapoot yesterday and all my stuffs in it are kapoot!!! T~T All my photos 25GB of them, my downloads, my college notes and many many many many more GONE!!!! ><
OKOK...no point crying over spilt milk...just gotta be careful the next time.
Now...back to the main topic...some of my friends have just returned from
Mount Kinabalu (Courtesy of wikipedia.org)
This mountain is exceptionally difficult and through their photos...it is what it said to be, Kinabalu is not for the overweight, under fit, health weakened and disabled.
Regretfully, I fell into one of the above categories but I don't think that's what Mark Inglis(double amputee) who did Mount Everest would say, the breast cancer survivors who scaled Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa and also many many others like Mr. Richard Traum who runs marathons on one leg. With so many physical limitations, they achieved what most consider it as impossible.
And though their heavily charged emotional and inspirational feats, I'm determined to Tackle MOUNT KINABALU...a year from now.
I've been exercising practically everyday since my father's recall to heaven and I'll shall increase it gradually as a prelude to KINABALU!!!
NO TURNING BACK!Also my rotten new HARDDISK went kapoot yesterday and all my stuffs in it are kapoot!!! T~T All my photos 25GB of them, my downloads, my college notes and many many many many more GONE!!!! ><
OKOK...no point crying over spilt milk...just gotta be careful the next time.
Now...back to the main topic...some of my friends have just returned from
Mount Kinabalu (Courtesy of wikipedia.org)
This mountain is exceptionally difficult and through their photos...it is what it said to be, Kinabalu is not for the overweight, under fit, health weakened and disabled.
Regretfully, I fell into one of the above categories but I don't think that's what Mark Inglis(double amputee) who did Mount Everest would say, the breast cancer survivors who scaled Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa and also many many others like Mr. Richard Traum who runs marathons on one leg. With so many physical limitations, they achieved what most consider it as impossible.
And though their heavily charged emotional and inspirational feats, I'm determined to Tackle MOUNT KINABALU...a year from now.
I've been exercising practically everyday since my father's recall to heaven and I'll shall increase it gradually as a prelude to KINABALU!!!