You should all know by now that I am gaga over iPad. I have been thinking, dreaming, and lusting over iPad since the day it was announced. People at work have been telling me that if there’s a Tag Cloud for my word choices, “iPad” would be very BIG. I guess, I don’t have to tell you how much I’d like to have iPad for my birthday and how much I’d enjoy using it.

But, the big BUT… is that I would rather have you all my blog readers, my podcast listeners, my Twitter followers, my fellow podcasters, than having iPad. Now, that’s saying a lot.

During my short break, and my rather quiet comeback, you have been extra supportive. I can’t express enough gratitude for you.

You, are better than iPad.

(that said, I wouldn’t mind having you and iPad both. I’m such a bitch, I know.)

So, I always like to try new things on my site. The last one was creating a Twitter Digest for those who do not follow me on Twitter.

When I first started, it was meant for you all who may visit my site, or listen to my podcast, and do not follow me on Twitter (I do know some who refuse to get a Twitter account, but do you know you can subscribe to my tweets via RSS.) But, as VJ suggested, it is becoming a clutter to the site than it was originally intended.

I think this will allow me to get back to my blogging and podcasting more. At least that’s what I hope.

I won’t delete the old digests, but from now on, you will not see any new weekly Twitter digest.

And by the way, did you know I posted a podcast last week?

I have been neglecting Ongline Podcast. All my attention is now on Penang Hokkien Podcast.

I met so many people, did so many things, spent so much money, eat so much food, and yet there’re more. I’m grateful yet tired. I’m looking forward to a few days of quiet time with only my parents at a beach resort in Indonesia.

The only thing I can offer you all is sending you over to Facebook, Twitter, or Flickr, so that you can follow along.

If you are a Malaysia, if you are American, if you are the citizen of the world, you should get some of Yasmin’s quality. It’s sad that she’s gone. But her legacy lives on, through us.

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A dear listener from Hawaii sent me this lovely package. The cute and personal stuffed dolls. It’s so meaningful that I have to go through them one by one on OnglinePodcast.com in HD.
Thank you Kichigai Mom. SO MUCH!!

Check out the pictures that I just uploaded too.