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Monday, March 2, 2026
Among tool for portable fan cleaning
Friday, February 27, 2026
A Gift of Flavor: Cooking Beef Bone Siam Soup for Iftar
There’s something special about cooking with ingredients given from the heart. It was the afternoon of Tuesday, 24 February 2026, and I was the lucky recipient of a generous food gift from a friend: a hefty 1.1 kg of beef bones and two packs of Adabi Siam Soup Condiment.
The look of cooked beef bone soup.
Packing the cooked beef bone soup,
To save time, I pulled out my trusty 6-liter Elba pressure cooker. I set it to the "Meat" function and let the bones simmer away for a solid two hours. The rich, savory aroma slowly filled the room; the first sign that something delicious was on its way.
The best part of cooking is sharing it. A friend of mine was in a rush, heading back to KL right after a meeting that ended at 4 pm. We managed to pack a container of the hot soup for her to enjoy on her journey. It was the perfect traveling companion for her iftar.
A little while later, I received the best kind of feedback: a text message saying the soup was delicious. The best compliment? She enjoyed it as-is, without needing to add any sambal kicap. That told me the flavor was perfectly balanced.
I didn't actually got to taste the final soup myself after it is cooked. Since I am fasting. And my lab mate who wasn’t fasting unable to help to taste. As he does not eat beef.
So, if you’re looking for a quick and flavorful way to cook beef bones, give the Adabi Siam Soup mix a try. It’s a simple route to a heartwarming meal. Until next time, happy cooking.
The used freshly harvested herbs for boiling stage.
The look of beef bones.
Monday, February 23, 2026
Ring Update: A Sleek Upgrade for My Solitaire 💍✨
- The Pro: It’s hidden inside the band, letting the stone truly shine.
- The Con: It doesn’t grip as tightly as the old version, so it’s a bit of a "diva." I have to be careful as it could slip out if I’m too rough.
- Gentle Hands: Be careful when washing hands or dressing so the clip doesn't slide off.
- Stress-Free Fit: A snug ring prevents the constant fiddling that leads to shoulder tension and headaches.
- Sanitizer Alert: If you’re sneezing and using sanitizer, be careful. Alcohol makes these plastic clips brittle faster.
- Safety First: Always remove your Moissanite for heavy work; the clip helps the fit, but it won’t save the prongs from damage!
Friday, February 20, 2026
The "Softergent" Audit: My Sakura-Scented Laundry Strategy 🌸
Monday, February 16, 2026
The 48-Hour Rescue: How My Dehumidifier Saved My Bluetooth Earbuds
Friday, February 13, 2026
🎓 My Experience Doing Thesis Corrections (Twice!)
Monday, February 9, 2026
Upgrade Review: Why I Swapped My Deuter for the Tigernu 17-Inch backpack
If you carry a portable workstation like I do, you know the "Bulge Struggle" is real. For the longest time, I relied on my Deuter Radians 25. It’s a great bag for hiking, but when it came to my daily tech load, it was reaching its mechanical limits.
On February 6, I finally integrated the Tigernu 17-inch Laptop Backpack into my routine. After just 24 hours, the difference in "System Efficiency" is night and day. Here’s why this was the upgrade I didn't know I needed.
Friday, February 6, 2026
A Small Swap That Sparked a "Why Didn't I Think of That?" Moment
It was just a simple decision on a Wednesday evening (12 March 2025). I was repacking my daily bag for tomorrow and reached for a fresh toilet roll. But this time, I paused. There, sitting on the shelf next to it, was a simple pack of tissues. On a whim, I swapped them out.
This tiny change has quietly revolutionized my daily carry.
The "Bag" Revolution
For years, I'd jammed a bulky, cylindrical toilet roll into my bag. It took up a prime corner, created a weird, lumpy shape against my powerbank, and left little room for anything else.
Replacing it with the sleek, rectangular packet of tissues was a revelation. It was like urban planning for my bag's interior. Suddenly, there was space. It slid perfectly into side pockets, sat flat against notebooks, and created no awkward bulges. It was no longer an awkward passenger; it was just part of the crew.
More Than Just a Space-Saver
The benefits went beyond simple geometry.
Perfect Portioning: A roll is all or nothing. A packet of tissues? I can easily grab a few and slip them into a pocket for a walk, leaving the main pack in the bag.
Discreet & Dignified: Let's be honest, pulling out a half-used toilet roll at a cafe table or in a meeting is... not the most polished look. A clean, compact tissue pack is socially seamless.
Versatility Unleashed: The toilet roll had one job. The tissue pack? It's a multi-tool. Spill a coffee, fight off allergies, wipe a screen, or offer one to a colleague; it's ready for duty without a second thought.
The Bigger Takeaway
This wasn't just about tissues versus toilet paper. It was a lesson in questioning my own autopilot routines. I had accepted the bulk and inconvenience of the roll for years because "that's what you do." That moment of pause, that simple "what if?"; unlocked a significantly better solution.
It makes me wonder: What other small, unquestioned habits in my daily life are creating unnecessary friction? Where else am I carrying a bulky "roll" when a sleek, efficient "packet" would serve me better?
The next time you're packing your bag, changing a routine, or facing a minor daily annoyance, take that pause. Ask the simple question. The smallest swap might just be the upgrade you didn't know you needed.
Monday, February 2, 2026
A Hands-On Review: Trading Power for Portability with My New Pink Fan
Friday, January 30, 2026
The Great Photo Migration: My 22-Hour Quest to Rescue 19,241 Memories
It’s noon on 19 January 2026, and I’ve just declared war on digital clutter. The mission? Transfer 19,241 photos from my phone’s gasping SD card to the safety of a backup hard drive.
It all started with a warning. My phone, in its infinite wisdom, suddenly switched to saving new pics to the internal storage. A quick check revealed why: the trusty SD card was down to its last 10.3 GB. It was time to evacuate.
Plan A: The SIM Ejector Pin Fail
My first move was the obvious one—pop out the SD card and use a reader. Simple, fast, done. Or so I thought. After jabbing fruitlessly at the tiny port with the phone’s ejector pin, I admitted defeat. That little tray refused to budge. Was it sealed shut by time? Dust? Pure stubbornness? We’ll never know.
Plan B: The Cable Lifeline
Undeterred, I pivoted. USB-C cable to the rescue! A direct lifeline from phone to hard drive. I connected everything, selected the mountainous DCIM folder, and hit Transfer.
The initial estimate was… optimistic. “2 hours and 50 minutes.” I could live with that. I made coffee, mentally patting myself on the back for my efficient digital housekeeping.
Oh, how naive.
I checked back an hour later. The estimated time remaining had ballooned. The progress bar was crawling. My computer, faced with the sheer scale of 19,241 moments—from blurry pet photos to vital screenshots—was having a existential crisis.
Current Status: 22 Hours Remain.
That’s right. What began as a sub-3-hour task is now a day-long saga. We’ve moved from a quick coffee break to a “check on it tomorrow” operation.
So, What’s the Takeaway?
- Don’t Wait Until the Last 10 GB. Future me will definitely back up in smaller, more frequent batches.
- The SIM Tray is a Fickle Beast. Maybe clean it once in a while, or have a backup plan (thank goodness for USB-C).
- Time Estimates Are Fiction. Computers look at 19,000 files and make a wild, hopeful guess. They are almost always wrong.
For now, the transfer chugs on in the background, a silent digital marathon. Each ticking hour is a lesson in patience and the surprising, immense weight of memories we carry in our pockets.
By 1.07 pm, left 6 hours and 10 minutes. However my laptop battery left for 45 minutes for 27%.
























