It's the time of the year to look back at 2021. Been thinking about it for a few days now and I have no memory of what had happened this year except for the past few weeks where there was a flood in where I live. Today I remembered that I have almost everything on Google Calendar and sometimes I do update on Facebook. So I am able to note down a list of 2021 events with the help of technologies. It's generally a quiet and boring year for myself, and lucky not to be hit by the virus (touch wood!), job loss, salary cut, and the flood. Which I am thankful about it. There's no major development on anything in my life this year, supposedly my first property, yet it was delivered with 100 defects unsolved after 3 months now and counting. In fact, 2021 sucks.
18 December 2021 - Flash floods in Klang and Shah Alam The last social media post I read before sleep was a friend sharing that it's 22-hours of non-stop downpour already. Wake up in the morning to find out that we may be blocked from getting out of our apartment due to the flash floods. Cancelled the dentist appointment in the afternoon, knowing that roads around the area would be bad. Then realize that it's grocery day, so our fridge is quite empty. Have to get out for lunch takeaway, guessing that food delivery is most likely not available, and didn't want to endanger delivery rider for a pack of lunch. Met the security guard downstairs and asked about the road condition outside the gate but didn't get any good info. No one seems to know what to do, what can we do. If the road is totally flooded, there will be no way for me to get any food for the day. As a Malaysian, I am not equipped with sufficient knowledge in case of emergency. We are only be educated about fir