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Hello Netizens, Recently I had the opportunity to visit Cameron Highlands with my family, and spend a whole day away from the busy life of the city. I really enjoyed my short stay there, and I will miss the beautiful sceneries and cold weather of the highlands. The places that I have got to visit are Boh's tea factory & Farm, a Strawberry farm, the forest and the butterfly garden. I got to hike a little (for the first time), making me quite interested to go hiking. We will see what happens about that. I decided to make video, compiling all the places I have visited. It is a mini vlog of my trip to Cameron Highlands. ... Music JPB - High [NCS Release] https://youtu.be/Tv6WImqSuxA https://soundcloud.com/anis-jay https://www.facebook.com/jayprodbeatz https://twitter.com/gtaanis Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/R8ZRCXy5vhA

Hello Netizens,  Recently, I have come to realise some books take me longer to read than others. I have usually brushed it off, by assuming some books took me longer to finish, because I am not purposely going after finishing them. However, I find myself disagreeing with myself. Created by Snowing - Freepik.com Toward the end of the past year, I started reading again after sort of taking a break from reading. Now, I am reading more than how I used to, and because of that I have been exposing myself to all sort of books that bring with them different experiences.  With that, I started seeing the clear difference between fast and slow reads (as I didn't necessarily believe it is a thing). My experience with slow and fast reads feels a little too extreme with me. For instance, with fast reads, I could read a hundred pages without feeling like I have been reading that much at all (one-hundred pages in one setting is a lot of me). On the other hand, readin

Hello Netizens,  I have always wanted to try reading literature from other parts of the world, unfortunately, despite my wants I only speak Arabic and English (and a little of French), which pushes me to read translated works to explore different cultures and its literature. This leads me to this novel, 'I Haven't Dreamed of Flying for a While' by Taichi Yamada. Beautiful name for a book. The title caught my eyes across so many books and I managed to see it even though it lied at the lower shelves. Title:  I Haven't Dreamed of Flying for a While Author:  Taichi Yamada Genre:   Fiction, Speculative fiction Synopsis:   After accident, illness and the loss of his job and marriage, 48-year-old Taura meets Mutsuko, setting his already derailed life even further off course. Their first encounter is, unseen, in a hospital. It later transpires that the mysterious Mutsuko is in her late sixties, but when they next meet she is in her forties. Rating: (2