science…
April 2nd, 2008 by jo-ghostMaking two possibilities a reality
predicting the future of things we all know
fighting off the diseased programming
of centuries, centuries, centuries, centuries
Science fails to recognise the single most
potent element of human existence
letting the reigns go to the unfolding
is faith, faith, faith, faith
Science has failed our world
science has failed our mother earth
Spirit-moves-through-all-things
Letting the reigns go to the unfolding
is faith, faith, faith, faith
letting the reigns go to the unfolding
is faith, faith, faith, faith
Science has failed our world
Science has failed our mother earth
Spirit-moves-through-all-things
Science has failed our mother earth
Been told u have brain tumor, I…
March 19th, 2008 by jo-ghostMangrove Jack a.k.a Siakap merah
March 11th, 2008 by jo-ghost
A rogue is an apt description of this fish. It is a powerful fish for its size and, with its aggressive character, it makes a great sport fish! The mangrove jack is normally found in the estuary area within depressions, around structure and snags, especially around the mangroves, hence its name. However, occasionally it can be found at the offshore reefs in deep waters.
The mangrove jack averages between half a kilo to four kilos, four kilos being an exceptional size. The large jacks of over 2 kilos are normally found offshore. Generally anything over a kilo is considered a good size. It is good to eat and is a popular fish, farmed commercially at the local fish farms.
It can be caught with dead baits like prawns, fish strips or squid. However, using live bait like prawns or small fish achieve greater success. It likes to sit within or around structure, waiting to ambush its prey. It will dart out, grab the prey and head straight back into its line cutting snags! Equipped with a nice set of teeth, very much like fangs, it can bite very well! The baits usually have to be placed in or very near the hang-out of the mangrove jack to get them to bite. When the mangrove jack hits the bait it is like an express train pulling the line into the snag territory! In other words, stout tackle should be used! So hang on to the rod and reel, or it might disappear into the water!
*last time i thought it was red tilapia..lols..
Lampan Jawa~freshwater~
March 11th, 2008 by jo-ghost
Found in ponds and mining ponds in the low lands. Originally from Indonesia, it was brought here for aqua-culture purposes. It is an excellent catch on light tackle, generally giving the angler a good fight even though it doesn’t grow very large. Catches above a kilo is very good.
The most common bait used is dough and bread. Nevertheless it does sometimes take crickets and worms. Starchy fruits like bananas work too. Lampam can be quite aggressive feeders, furiously hitting the bait within seconds of landing in the water. Use of berley (chum) will improve the fishing.
*i caught 1 last year,it died 2 months ago..i named it lolong..
Never will these be written..
March 3rd, 2008 by jo-ghostSorry for being sick..wth..
March 3rd, 2008 by jo-ghost
this is hard for me
but has to be done
its not to hurt you
saying this is not fun
please understand
for you, i really care
i love you
and the time we shared
but its over now
time to move on
time to leave the past
a new life has begun
we both have reasons
we both know why
lets let things go
before i start to cry
this way we can part
maybe one day
we can be just friends
who’s to say
i will always
keep you in my heart
but circumstances have
torn us apart
so this is it
time to go
remember always
i loved you so
written by LAI SAN….
December 18th, 2007 by jo-ghost
My fRIEND…Jo
Like A Butterfly
December 17th, 2007 by jo-ghostI want to fly
I want to flap and spread my wings
From branch to branch
From flower to flower
Like a butterfly
I am tender and fragile
I am the promise of the future
Whose life is now bleak
In the streets of the city
Children vanish
In the homes Children are abused and killed
In the schools Children are beaten and molested
By those they trust
Like a butterfly
With wings cut
I cannot fly
I cannot not flap and spread my wings
From flower to flower
Instead…
I stand chained
My dreams and aspirations
Long lost
My future
Uncertain
Like a butterfly
Wings without
I cry for freedom
Freedom from child labour
Freedom from sexual exploitation
Freedom from discrimination
Like a butterfly
A beautiful butterfly
With wings outstretched
With wings flapping
I will fly away
Displaying my beautiful colours
To all and sundry
I know I will
I am the hope of the child
I am the butterfly
The beautiful butterfly
With beautiful colours.
REALITY…
December 14th, 2007 by jo-ghost
Death, departure, walk away, walk out
Should I or should I not pout
Family and friends
Lovers and one-night stands
I have loved, lost and lived I should move on, it’s all in my past This pain lingers in my heart, mind and soul How can I have faith in God and family Where can I find true and loyal friends Hurt continuously, hurt at a young age How do I get past all of this, show me a sign
How do I trust, how do I love again
But my pain remains, continues and lasts
Damn it - why is this world so cold
When people I love are taken from me
I’m sick of the lies, fights and revenge
How do I love again with all of my rage
So I can leave my sadness, pain and crying behind


