Richard Matheson: I Am Legend
I can't understand why Hollywood didn't follow this book to a T...
Steve Niles: Richard Matheson's I Am Legend (Graphic Novel)
When all Hollywood needed to do was follow the graphic novel's "storyboards"...
Neil Gaiman: Neverwhere
Gaiman's 1st full length novel reads like a dream. A story about London Above and London Below, if you have ever lived in the city, you would get this book.
Rachael Antony: Lonely Planet Guide To Experimental Travel (Lonely Planet)
The inspiration for EmmaGoodEgg's experimental travel.
Bill Bryson: Troublesome Words
Another gem from good ol' Bill.
Salman Rushdie: The Moor's Last Sigh
A quirky reality. I would love to live in this world.
Bill Bryson: A Short History of Nearly Everything
Informative, well written and what every science book needs in abundance - humour. Two thumbs up.
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Emma, well written and I really admire you and the other bloggers you've mentioned. Unfortunately (or fortunately depending on how you look at it)I'm only using the blog to share my hobby - photography. Keep up the good work and look forward to your blogging everyday.
Posted by: c180k | Saturday, 02 December 2006 at 03:16 PM
Egg-sellent article Emma! Thanks for the mention! I like ct nurhaliza ( http://pynk.flawedperfection.net/?p=736 ) as well! She's a regular commediene that one! Bit eccentric, but then, who isn't?? Heheh!
I'm still trying to figure out which direction I wanna go with anakbrunei.org but there are a whole bunch of ideas in my head right now including that "symbiotic" relationship I got going with the lovely miss jenneh heheh!
The Bruneian online community has grown exponentially since the early days of IRC and yeah, we have taken to this technological revolution like ducks to water. With that comes a responsibility however, to ensure that no abuse takes place. There are many "anonymous" commentators and "lurkers" in Bruneian cyber-space and these are the people we need to watch out for...
Terima kasih daun keladi... kalau ada manggawani nanti ku ngantati...
Posted by: AnakBrunei | Saturday, 02 December 2006 at 11:35 AM
Love the article. (:
And on a totally irrelevant note, watched your son playing with his band @ ISB's Battle of the Bands. Gosh, he's a cute little thing.
Posted by: Zippy | Friday, 01 December 2006 at 11:25 PM
"we may be a small community but i believe our people are well-educated".Well said Emma well said & Thank you for your kind words. :)
Posted by: Sash | Friday, 01 December 2006 at 10:05 PM
OMG, Emma. I don't know whether to thank you or duck my head in the sand and pray that nobody saw my line up there! I know this sounds weird, but I'm still not sure if I'm all that comfortable having strangers reading what I blog about. But in a way, blogging sure is a wonderful way to share our thoughts and observations on what goes on around us, especially good when the hubby has heard it a million times before and so expertly tunes out.
Great article and I totally agree with you. Maybe when more of us Bruneian are willing to articulate about our thoughts and encourage actions that will benefit our nation, we will be the "generation that will spur changes".
Posted by: Jewelle | Friday, 01 December 2006 at 08:38 PM