Malaysia weekend lacks special activities
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 Feb 29 2016, 03:03 PM
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Elite
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ts: "i want to do something that's cheap, close to my home, is not a sport, doesnt require any equipment, doesnt make me walk, doesnt make me socialise with groups but i dont want to do it alone.
because there's nothing here that i can and want to do, i conclude that there's nothing here for any other malaysians too." |
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Feb 29 2016, 03:19 PM
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Elite
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QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 29 2016, 03:07 PM) i've listed enough wide range of examples of activities that are hard to access, if you pandai why not recommend us some? no need KL, if you are from JB or Penang or Melaka or other places can also. i spend my weekends trekking and joining marathons ('general sports', as you say), going to parties or movies and meals with friends, sometimes i read, sometimes i paint, or i participate in the activities of clubs and associations i join (you'd say these were 'closed groups'). inb4 jogging & trekking.  if you choose a less-active life, its your prerogative but dont make excuses for it. |
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Feb 29 2016, 04:12 PM
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QUOTE(advocado @ Feb 29 2016, 03:48 PM) hi, i'm just wondering how's your weekly schedules that you can do so many things that's takes some distance to reach. these things dont take a long time to finish. you can run a marathon in the morning (or if a full marathon, after midnight), finish by midmorning and spend the rest of the day doing everything else. and you also have the other day of the weekend for you to do even more things. also you paint? wow. because painting really takes lots of time & patience, not something you can do sidebyside along partying & stuffs. do you paint outdoors, like in a cool shaded park or at home? coz, i rarely see people paint other than the market place near Pasar Seni. i also paint, but i paint robots, but i find it difficult to sit down and start because it's time consuming and requires certain energy & clear mind. not something you can just do straight back from dinner or movies, so when i start i have to keep going, and when i stop, i can stop like 6 months or years. coz modelling is still very small here in Malaysia it's difficult to get yourself heated up, and i know it's a common problem for city folks. there's plenty of time if you want to fill it productively. and there's different knids of painting. i do soft pastels on canvas. doesnt take a long time at all. have a concept, start painting (i use my fingers even) and by tea time youre done. |
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