IOI Expects Brisk Sales Of Adenia Phase 1 Home

IOI Corp Bhd’s property arm IOI Properties Bhd is confident of selling all 147 residential units offered under phase one of its Adenia project by tomorrow.

IOI Corp (property division) general manager Teh Chin Guan said the two-phase Adenia was a component of its mega property project 16 Sierra in Puchong.

To be completed by 2020, the project has a gross development value of RM2bil.

Worth RM70mil, phase 1 of Adenia had already recorded 50% booked sales, he said.

Based on this encouraging response, the company expected the remaining available units to be taken up soon, Teh said after the soft launch of Adenia yesterday. The official launch of Adenia is today.

The average price per unit is about RM448,900. The two-storey terrace homes have a lot size of 22ft by 75ft and are targeted for handover by the middle of 2011.

“Phase 2 will comprise 60 units worth RM50mil in total and should be launched in a couple of months,” Teh said, adding that prices for Phase 2 units would be slightly higher than in Phase 1.

Teh said there would be 14 other small residential property projects to be developed in 16 Sierra, which sits on 535 acres in the southern part of Puchong and near Cyberjaya and Putrajaya.

IOI Corp general manager (marketing and business development) Lee Yoke Har said 16 Sierra would have a central park and 16 interconnected themed gardens.

When fully developed, 16 Sierra would have 3,838 residential units and each property project would be gated, Lee said.

On IOI Properties’ performance, Lee said it had not been significantly affected by the economic downturn last year.

“We maintained our sales growth last year despite the tough times and with the expected recovery of the property market this year, the company expects to perform even better,” she noted.

Source: The Star

LRT Service From Ampang To Be Expanded Soon

Transport Minister Datuk Seri Ong Tee Keat said on Saturday his ministry plans to expand the light rail transit (LRT) service from Ampang soon.

He said the ministry received feedback from the public requesting it to include and improve the Ampang line in the expansion plan, especially around Puchong and Serdang area.

"The ministry has just completed tackling the extension of the rail service from Kelana Jaya to Subang.

"We will be conducting the same process as we did when tackling the Kelana Jaya extension, including conducting public hearing and also town hall meetings, for the expansion of the rail service from Ampang to Puchong-Serdang," he said.

He was speaking to reporters after launching the "Hope and Train 2009/2010 Appreciation Ceremony" at Taylor's University College new campus here.

Ong said the ministry received an overwhelming support for the expansion of the Kelana Jaya-Subang rail last year and decided to conduct the same process for the Ampang line.

He also said that the public also wanted the LRT service to be improved including shortening the waiting time for coaches.

"As improving public transportation is one of priorities in the National Key Result Area (NKRA), it is the responsibilities of the ministry to improve the LRT system," he said.

The Ampang LRT line extension will begin from the Sri Petaling Station passing through Kinrara and Puchong before ending at Putra Heights, covering a distance of 17.7km with 13 new stations.

Asked whether the Ampang LRT line would also be using new coaches like the Kelana Jaya LRT line, Ong said the ministry was looking into it.

The extensions for the Kelana Jaya and Ampang LRT lines are estimated to cost RM7 billion and managed by Syarikat Prasarana Negara Berhad (SPNB).

Source: Bernama

Green Living At 16 Sierra Puchong

16 Sierra is a superbly well-planned township based on the green concept. Located in the south of Puchong, and close to Cyberjaya and Putrajaya, the 535-acre 16 Sierra is the latest township developed by IOI Properties Bhd. The highlight of the green township are the 16 neighbourhood Theme Gardens and open spaces at the residential precincts, which include the Central Park with a proposed club house adjacent to it.

The Central Park has a grand lawn at the centre, surrounded by the "living trellis"; alphabet garden; children's playgrounds; cycling and jogging paths; basketball, badminton, sepak takraw, futsal courts; a tai chi corner; exercise stations; reflexology paths and gazebos.

It will also have a grass amphitheatre which looks down into the oval lawn where outdoor performances may be held. This Central Park will be the ideal gathering place for community events.

16 Sierra's Landscape Concept Plan defines the character of each residential precinct and is designed to encourage different activities and foster good and healthy community spirit. The themed gardens - like Algebra garden, the Ark, Tic-Tac-Toe, Peek-A-Boo and so on -- are specially designed by professional consultants for the appreciation of nature and interaction, fitness and exercise, and peace and solitude.

The landscaped structures are meant to bring a distinct sense of order, where the open spaces and precincts are clearly defined. Each precinct is created around the gardens and every neighbourhood cluster is defined by open space.

MASTERPLAN

The 16 Theme Gardens are the distinct features at 16 Sierra. At the core of all these Theme Gardens is the Central Park which will accommodate a series of activities for residents' use and relaxation. To the east of the Central Park is the clubhouse with futsal and basketball courts, exercise gyms and a children's alphabet park where residents can enjoy exercises and play different games.

The west of the Central Park is a grand arrival court defined by a trellis walk with meandering footpaths leading to the oval amphitheatre and clubhouse. The vertical trellis is designed to provide shade and comfort to residents walking or strolling in the midst of a garden setting.

Another major landscape feature are the parkways linking the Theme Gardens and the Central Park. The parkways act as important green corridors along the major arterial roads. They encourage interaction among residents when they jog, walk and exercise from one precinct to another. These "green connectors" also ensure pedestrian safety and comfort.

The Theme Gardens located at each precinct are given distinct names based on the type of plants, playstations and special landscape items within them.

Each Theme Garden is identified at the entrance of each precinct:

West Terraces - Geometry Gardens

These Theme Gardens use shapes to identify the garden spaces. Educational and imaginative, they encourage and stimulate children to play, memorise and have fun.

1.0 The Maze: A complex of topographical spaces that has self-contained geometry form patterns and knots in the garden features. Sculptured in different shapes or boxhedges, they present an interesting garden style.

2.0 Algebra Garden: Equation, numbers and mathematical forms provide educational tools for children.

3.0 Hide N Seek Garden: This is an abstract and freeform garden space with different dimension spaces that provides children with a way to hide and play creatively.

4.0 The Ark: A series of climbers and slides in the form of animals -- camels and elephants.

East Terraces - Fragrant Gardens

These Theme Gardens are about fragrance and scent. Lush fragrant trees, flowers and shrubs are a sensory and visual delight here.

5.0 Serai Garden: Serai , a common kampung plant or spice is a natural ingredient used to enhance flavours. Can be architecturally designed to create rows of fragrant grasses.

6.0 Mawar Garden: Mawar means rose in Malay. This garden is enchanting and delicate.

Central Greens - Fun and Play Gardens

It is all about fun and play. The gardens here promote a healthy lifestyle - the key ingredient to a good life and prosperity.

7.0 Central Park: The major outdoor venue for festivals and community games.

8.0 Mound Garden: A series of grass mounds and undulating hills makes the landscape here interesting and fun.

9.0 Peek a Boo Garden: A garden that is full of curiosity elements that intrigue the mind and imagination of children.

10.0 Tic Tac Toe Garden: Jumping and skipping are activities that help children build up their confidence and self esteem.

Hill Residences - Canopy Gardens

This group of Theme Gardens provides shade and shelter.

11.0 Rain Tree Garden: Features the spectacular branches and canopy of the rainforest trees which give a strong identity and foundation.

12.0 Citrus Garden: Oranges and lemons are colourful and delightful to the senses.

13.0 Eucalyptus Gardens: White Barks give a papery feel to the environment. Eucalyptus trees have a scent /oil that is fragrant to the surroundings.

Garden Mansions - Forest Gardens

The Theme Gardens here have a lush and wild look.

14.0 Pipit Garden: The sound of the pipit brings cheer to the residents. Plants and trees are planted here to form a pipit lawn.

15.0 Cricket Garden: The sound of crickets playing at night gives a sense of peace and serenity in the forest environment.

As a whole, the design is about sustainable landscapes where nature and habitat coexist together in harmony and peace.

Safe, Secure and Peaceful

Single entry and exit point with guardhouse and fencing provided, which will enable residents to engage their own security in the future. This will reduce the number of passing vehicles, resulting in a quiet and calm environment.

Convenience

Comprehensive amenities in the vicinity include:

Jusco and Alamanda shopping complexes, IOI Mall and proposed Tesco hypermarket

Chinese primary school, pasar borong, police station and petrol stations

International schools (Alice Smith, Nexus International School and Australian International School)

Putrajaya Government administrative centre and Cyberjaya Government and private universities (UKM, UPM, Multimedia University, Universiti Tenaga Nasional, Kolej Universiti Infrastruktur, Kolej Universiti Sains Perubatan Cyberjaya and Limkokwing University)

Serdang Hospital, Putrajaya Hospital

IOI Resort City (Putrajaya Marriott Hotel, Palm Garden Golf Club, Palm Garden Hotel, Mega Mall and office buildings).

Other social amenities include a community centre, kindergartens and mosque.

16 Sierra is strategically located at the south of Puchong and is accessible from the LDP, South Klang Valley Expressway (SKVE ) and well connected to the Elite Highway, North South Central Link, NKVE and North South Highway.

Source: The Edge Property

Getting Pregnant Naturally

Many analyses have shown that two-thirds of pregnancies occur within three months of initiation of unprotected intercourse. Within six months of trying to conceive, 75 percent to 80 percent couples are successful, and by end of one year, 80 percent to 90 percent have conceived. Another 5 percent of normal women will conceive during the second of trying. It is estimated that 10 percent to 15 percent of couples have problems conceiving naturally. A couple who have been unable to conceive after one year of trying should seek medical help. Before you seek any medical help I would recommend you read this e-book first.

Pregnancy Miracle is a step by step guide to help infertile women to get pregnant naturally. By following the Pregnancy Miracle guide, getting pregnant naturally is possible, even if your doctors said that you have very slight chance of conceiving. With Pregnancy Miracle, that slight chance of conceiving will increase marginally especially if you follow the guide. The Pregnancy Miracle guide does not only focus on how to get pregnant, but also how to cope up with pregnancy, as well as how you should take things after conceiving. It entails about proper diets, proper activities, as well as proper stress management to help you with your pregnancy and deliver a healthy child. It does not only help you to get pregnant but guides you throughout your pregnancy, from the does and don’ts to the tips and tricks of achieving pregnancy.

You will also get free lifetime updates for the book as the author is still continuing to research, test and refine this system to make it even better. Aside from that, you will also get 3 months of one-on-one counseling with Lisa Olson, the author (only few spots left). So if you are confused or have any problems regarding the system you can email her. If you are looking for a safe and natural way to get pregnant without having to resort to artificial methods, I recommend giving Pregnancy Miracle a try. It is the most natural and practical solution to infertility and is easy to use and understand. It offers free private counseling and support from a nutritionist.

Find out more @ http://www.gettingpregnantnaturallyonline.com/

Progress Of Park Villa Bukit Puchong - Part 4

Source: GrEeN, Bukit Puchong Community

Nasim To Undertake Re-branding Exercise

Nasim Sdn Bhd, the distributor of Peugeot vehicles in Malaysia, will undertake a re-branding exercise at all its branches and dealers following the French carmaker's recent unveiling of a new global brand identity.

In a statement here Tuesday, Nasim said the exercise would entail the incorporation of Peugeot's new logo and brand identity at all its branches and dealers nationwide.

"The re-branding exercise will take place at our four new branches first before being carried out at the existing 10 branches and eight dealerships," it said, adding that the entire exercise was expected to be completed by year-end.

Nasim said it also planned to expand its branch network to four new locations -- Ampang, Puchong, Ipoh and Melaka -- over the coming months.

Joint executive chairman of the Naza Group, SM Nasarudin SM Nasimuddin, said the new identity was part of Peugeot's strategy towards becoming a global brand and the start of a new decade as well as a new era for it.

Source: Bernama

TPK Avenue Puchong

Double-storey shop offices and double-storey semi-detached corporate factories for lease

Developed by Dayamam Sdn Bhd, TPK Avenue is a commercial cum industrial development that is targeted to those looking for a strategic location to set up their businesses.

Situated in Taman Perindustrian Kinrara Section 2, Puchong, TPK Avenue comprises a mix of double-storey shop offices and double-storey semi-detached corporate factories for lease. Accessibility to the area is aided by the convenience of a network of major roads and highways close by such as Lebuhraya Bukit Jalil, Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong (LDP), Kesas Highway, KL-Seremban Highway, and Jalan Puchong. The Kuala Lumpur City Centre is just 20 kilometres away. TPK Avenue faces the Lebuhraya Bukit Jalil and enjoys daily high visibility traffic making it an ideal location for businesses.

TPK Avenue also benefits from its well established surroundings of Taman Bukit Kinrara, Bandar Puchong Jaya, Pusat Bandar Puchong and Bandar Kinrara. As a result, facilities such as banking, shopping, educational, marketing, medical, entertainment and public amenities are all available within its vicinity.

Double-storey shop office

Shops at TPK Avenue are designed with flexibility in mind. Apart from having wide, open spaces that allows tenants to customise their own space, the shops have glass walls for maximum visibility. This versatility makes the shops ideal for showrooms, offices, food and beverage outlets, as well as retail outlets. Furthermore, the shops have high ceilings with a 15ft height ceiling on the ground floor and a 14ft height ceiling on the first floor.

Potential tenants get to benefit from a myriad of value added finishes to the shops. Testimonials to this claim are like tiles flooring provided for at the corridor and common area, while even washrooms have full length designer tiling and sanitary ware. Tenants also do not have to fuss over business signage for company name and logo as the developer has it included. Common lighting for the building façade, business signage, corridor and landscape area adds vibrancy to the area.

Dayamam has also shown thoughtfulness by adding ample free parking space at the front and back of the shops for the convenience of patrons. Interlocking flooring with tasteful landscaping is used for the car park with specially designed pedestrian walkways along the car park area, front and back of the building. Adjoining to the parking facilities is a well patronised 7 acre garden. Jogging tracks and football field, rain trees etc. etc.

The double-storey shop offices will be completed early 2010 and there are only a limited 29 units on offer. Built on sizes ranging from 22ft x 80ft to 47ft x 80ft lot sizes with total built-up area ranging 3,520 sq ft to 7,141 sq ft. Monthly rental for the unfurnished shops range from RM4,000 to RM10,000 per unit with a negotiable tenure. Tenants are also given the option to lease based on floor basis or adjoining floor basis.

Double-storey semi-detached corporate factories

The double-storey semi-detached corporate factories are truly ideal for companies. Exquisitely designed, every unit projects a good corporate image with a well appointed corporate entrance. Added to that are high 15ft ceilings, heat insulated roof as well as designer washrooms.

Ready for immediate occupancy, every unit has alarm cabling pre-installed and a sliding gate that has automatic gate cables installed. Landscaping is done and maintained by the landlord.

Only two units out of 14 units of double-storey semi-detached corporate factories are available for lease and they are available in furnished or unfurnished. Every unit has a total built-up of 4,800 sq ft on a land area of 8,000 sq ft. Monthly rentals for the units range from RM12,000 to RM15,000 per unit.

Security and upcoming potential

TPK Avenue is located on Jalan TPK2/8 Taman Perindustrian Kinrara Sek 2. For security, the developer will install two guard houses along the road and also provide guards services on specific hours.

Besides a peace of mind, businesses at TPK Avenue also stand to benefit from future public transportation accessibility. One of the thirteen LRT stations from the proposed extension of the Kelana Jaya and Ampang LRT lines will just be located opposite the access road to Jalan TPK2/8 a mere 100 metres away from the shop offices.

To find out more about TPK Avenue, call (603) 8076 5200.

Source: iProperty.com 

MPSJ Looks At Long-Term Plan To End Puchong Traffic Woes

While the Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) has yet to collect sufficient funds to fully implement the traffic system upgrade plan in Taman Perindustrian Puchong Utama, several efforts are being made to alleviate the traffic situation.

It includes traffic lights for Jalan Utama 2, which will also be widened.

MPSJ councillor Ng Sze Han said 10 developers, which had projects in the area, are supposed to contribute to the RM20mil fund according to the size and progress of their developments.

So far, only 38.5% (or about RM7.7mil) has been collected from seven developers and only one of them has fully settled its contribution.

“The rest are still going on with their projects, while three other haven’t started their projects yet,” Ng, who sits on the infrastructure committee, said.

The main part of the upgrade plan involves the construction of an interchange from the Damansara-Puchong Expressway (LDP) into Jalan Utama 2 and several upgrade works on Jalan Utama 2.

Ng said the interchange would cost RM17mil and the initial planning could only start when the council had collected at least RM10mil.

The council had also used part of the money to install traffic lights at the junction of Jalan Utama 2 and Persiaran Puchong Perdana last year.

It is also looking at widening Jalan Utama 2 by turning a part of the vacant land into lanes.

Meanwhile, Litrak, the LDP highway concessionaire, has agreed to upgrade the Puchong Perdana Interchange following requests from the MPSJ.

A slip road would be constructed at the traffic light junction underneath the flyover in both directions (from Tractors and Puchong Jaya Selatan toll).

Persiaran Puchong Perdana would also be widened to have one extra lane at both directions.

Litrak communications head Bhavani Krishna Iyer said Litrak would start the work as soon as it received the approval.

“Some of the land we will be working on belongs to the council and we need to wait for the approval. It will take about nine months for the work to be completed,” she said.

Bhavani stressed that this was not a permanent solution and the Puchong Utama Interchange must be pushed through for a long-term solution to the traffic woes.

As-salam Mosque women’s bureau chief Noorhanim Ismail, whose mosque is located along Persiaran Puchong Perdana, welcomed the upgrade plan.

Mohd Ariffuddin Kamari from the MPSJ Engineering Department said the council would seek opinions from the residents regarding the sound barriers.

“The residents can let us know what type of sound barriers they prefer and we will forward their views to Litrak,” he said.

Source: The Star

Selangor Aborts Cemetery Project

Puchong residents received a New Year gift from the Selangor state government in the form of a promise not to develop the Ayer Hitam Forest Reserve.

In a New Year celebration in Puchong on Saturday morning, Selangor Tourism, Consumer and Environment Committee chairman Elizabeth Wong announced the state’s decision to abort the proposed cemetery project in the forest reserve.

Since April 2004, the residents had been fighting for the project to be scrapped so that the forest would remain a green lung.

In 2008, more than 1,500 residents from Saujana Puchong, Lestari Puchong, Bandar Bukit Puchong, Gateway Puchong and Mutiara Indah submitted a petition, protesting against the development, to the Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ).

 

Wong described the state’s decision as a victory for the people.

“The forest reserve is rich with flora and fauna and thus should not be developed,” Wong said.

The forest is believed to have been settled by the Temuan orang asli tribe 400 years ago, and they are now living in two villages nearby.

Orginally, the forest spanned some 4,270ha, but it was degazetted for a variety of land uses over the years.

As of February 2009, 1,217ha had been gazetted by the Selangor government as an education and research forest.

Under the jurisdiction of the Selangor Forestry Department, the forest is on an 80-year lease, dating from 1996, to Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM).

Wong said the forest reserve was exclusively for scientific research and not open to the public, except with permission from the forestry department.

Nonetheless, following the residents’ demand, the state government is now looking at degazetting a part of the forest reserve for a recreational forest.

“If possible, the site should be a degraded forest.

“We’ll probably cut some trails and make it into a site like Bukit Gasing.

“But we are not going to chop down trees for this, so as not to defeat the whole purpose,” Wong said.

The orang asli, who have vast knowledge of the forest, would be invited to be part of this plan by working as guides or guardians.

Wong added that the effort in retaining the forest reserve was in line with the United Nations’ International Year of Biodiversity, which was launched on Monday in Berlin, Germany.

“It is a celebration of life on earth and of the value of biodiversity in our lives.

“We will do more this year to avert the crisis,” Wong said.

Meanwhile, the state government, through the state planners, is looking for a more suitable site for the cemetery project.

Source: The Star

First BRT System Expected To Be Implemented By 2012

The Transport Ministry expects to launch Malaysia’s first Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system, using an exclusive bus lane, in the second quarter of 2011.

The initial route -- the first of three "corridors" -- will be from Jalan Cheras to Pasar Seni.

Mohamad Nur Kamal, a special transport adviser with the ministry, said today the BRT will increase integration with the light rail transit (LRT) system.

He said the ministry is pushing for a detailed engineering study to be commissioned on the feasibility of the BRT as many major roads cannot accommodate an additional bus lane.

"The study will take six to eight months to be completed and then a proposal will be handed to the government for approval on the project's budget," he said during a media briefing on RapidKL's new four-car train which began operations along the Kelana Jaya LRT line.

Nur Kamal said the ministry hoped to launch the first corridor for the BRT -- from Jalan Cheras to Pasar Seni -- by the second quarter of 2011.

Thios will be followed by the launching of another two corridors -- from Puchong Utama and Damansara Damai to Pasar Seni.

The BRT has been succesfully implemented in Australia, Europe and Columbia.

Nur Kamal said the BRT is part of the National Key Results Area (NKRA) initiatives to increase public transport usage among Malaysians, currently at 16%, to 25% by 2012.

He also said the implementation of an initial three trains, each with four coaches, on the Kelana Jaya LRT line is part of the NKRA.

Syarikat Prasarana Negara Berhad group managing director Datuk Idrose Mohamed said the four-car trains, which can each carry 800 passengers, will enhance the services provided by the current two-car trains as they can carry double the number of passengers.

The new trains, which are part of a fleet of 35 trains, will be operating primarily during the rush hours.

"We have another four currently being tested," Idrose said. They will be delivered in stages until 2012.

Source: The Sun

Four-Car LRT Train For New Routes

Syarikat Prasarana Negara Berhad (Prasarana) will be using its new four-car train for the Light Rail Transit (LRT) system on its Subang and Puchong extension route.

Transport Minister Datuk Seri Ong Tee Keat said this during the RapidKL's LRT inspection ceremony of the new trains for the Kelana Jaya line this morning.

Asked if there is a possibility of Prasarana extending its line to Shah Alam, the minister said the focus for now is on its Subang, Puchong and Ampang lines.

Currently, only four of the 35 four-car train coaches are running while the rest are expected to be utilised by 2011. The new sets of train and the upgrading cost stand at RM1.5 billion.

It can carry 800 passengers, twice the number of the existing two-car trains, and will be used during the morning and evening peak periods while the two-car trains will be employed during off-peak periods.

The new trains also have wheelchair-friendly features and door alarm lights to help the hearing-impaired.

Prasarana is the operator of the public transport network that includes the Ampang and Kelana Jaya LRT lines, KL monorail and bus service in the Klang Valley.

The four-car train sets are the latest version of the Bombardier advanced rapid transit driverless train designed in Canada, 65 per cent of which is assembled in Mexico and 35 per cent in Malaysia. With the additional train, Prasarana will have a total of 70 sets, including 35 sets of the current two-set trains.

Source: The Malay Mail

Can I Borrow $25?

Came across this wonderful story in one of my favourite blogs. Happy reading!

A man came home from work late, tired and irritated, to find his 5-year old son waiting for him at the door.

SON: 'Daddy, may I ask you a question?'
DAD: 'Yeah sure, what it is?' replied the man
SON: 'Daddy, how much do you make an hour?'
DAD: 'That's none of your business. Why do you ask such a thing?' the man said angrily.
SON: 'I just want to know. Please tell me, how much do you make an hour?'
DAD: 'If you must know, I make $50 an hour.'
SON: 'Oh,' the little boy replied, with his head down.
SON: 'Daddy, may I please borrow $25?'

The father was furious, 'If the only reason you asked that is so you can borrow some money to buy a silly toy or some other nonsense, then you march yourself straight to your room and go to bed. Think about why you are being so selfish. I don't work hard everyday for such childish frivolities.' The little boy quietly went to his room and shut the door.

The man sat down and started to get even angrier about the little boy's questions. How dare he ask such questions only to get some money? After about an hour or so, the man had calmed down , and started to think: Maybe there was something he really needed to buy with that $25.00 and he really didn't ask for money very often The man went to the door of the little boy's room and opened the door. 'Are you asleep, son?' He asked. 'No daddy, I'm awake,' replied the boy. 'I've been thinking, maybe I was too hard on you earlier' said the man. 'It's been a long day and I took out my aggravation on you. Here's the $25 you asked for.' The little boy sat straight up, smiling. 'Oh, thank you daddy!' he yelled.

Then, reaching under his pillow he pulled out some crumpled up bills. The man saw that the boy already had money, started to get angry again. The little boy slowly counted out his money, and then looked up at his father. 'Why do you want more money if you already have some?' the father grumbled. 'Because I didn't have enough, but now I do,' the little boy replied.

'Daddy, I have $50 now. Can I buy an hour of your time? Please come home early tomorrow. I would like to have dinner with you.' The father was crushed. He put his arms around his little son, and he begged for his forgiveness.

It's just a short reminder to all of you working so hard in life. We should not let time slip through our fingers without having spent some time with those who really matter to us, those close to our hearts. Do remember to share that $50 worth of your time with someone you love. If we die tomorrow, the company that we are working for could easily replace us in a matter of hours. But the family & friends we leave behind will feel the loss for the rest of their lives.

Source: malaysiafinance.blogspot.com