Who reads my blog?

I had a very boring Sunday yesterday. I woke up at 10.00am, and the first thing I did was on my PC and start doing some school work for my colleague. It was a 70+ slides presentation and I think I won't be getting any credit helping her anyway. Duh... I thought a teacher's job is just teach students knowledge and morals, how come I find myself doing stuffs like.. designing Invitation card for Futsal competition, the program booklet and decorating this and that.

And when I mentioned it to other colleagues, guess what they all told me, "Welcome to a teacher's World"

Okay, back to the topic, who reads my blog?

Facing the monitor and stressing out with the slides, I gave myself some break time by surfing. I was bored checking for other blogmates update (because I visited their blog like.. what..every 15minutes cos I was too sien?), and so I logged into Technorati account and check what's inside.

And to my surprise... there are people who read my blog entries and later talked about it.

My entry about Hungry Ghost Festival is inGlobal Voices Online.

And also my entry about Jerudong Park Sales for Sale is in Pinolobu.

Maurina mentioned about my entry about Perayaan for Sultan's 60th Birthday in Global Voices Online too.
Such a sweetie. And her blog was being mentioned Brunei Times on 22nd August 2006. Check it out. We have a lot of local bloggers oh.

And lastly, Roy (I don't know if that's his name but I'm used to calling him Roy) wrote an entry about his blogrolls while I was away for my Thailand trip and only know about this yesterday, and I was being mentioned too.

Roy's blog entries are mostly serious talking about politic issues and morals, but I like his point-of-view on certain matters.He mentioned Danny's blog as well, which I also enjoy reading it getting to know the latest political news in a sarcastic way.

Knowing there ARE people whom I don't know reading this, maybe I should take extra notice on my suka-hati grammar and Bru-lish-lay (Brunei English + Malay) and campur a bit of local slang of Mandarin, Hokkien, Hakka and Cantonese.

Thank you peeps. For letting me know all this and adding me into your blogrolls. Kan-Tung Neh~

By the way, I downloaded Windows Live Writer and blogging using it. Quite good, very user friendly and idiot-proof. Recommended to all you bloggers out there.