Saturday, March 8 is THE DAY! Are you ready?
The banner-and-buntings war is heating up with these 'decorations' found at every turn and corner, even trees are sprouting flags.
This time around, there are flags of only three prominent parties. The ruling party's is a weighing scale against a blue background - as circled in red in the picture.
Circled in green are flags of the two opposition parties. One is something like a green version of the Japanese flag, the other is a turquoise/white with red edgings. The latter is a combination of two opposition parties thus the combination of colours.
If you are a first-timer or coming back from overseas (Italy, for instance) to cast your vote, and are wondering as to your centre location, here's where you can check for Electoral info. Below is the kind of information you'll find to confirm your participation.
Happy casting your vote! May the best party win!
Too bad I won't be able to make it back for the Elections.. I really don't know WHO to vote for anyway.. The Devil you know? Or the Devil you don't? Hmmm...
ReplyDeleteOh well, either way, you'll still get your Lormaikai in summer....
ReplyDeleteNo wait! There's always the possibility you won't. It could be a one vote difference. You think?
hi happysurfer
ReplyDeletelike the words you say - like a japanese green flag lol :)
Hi Quachee, heehee... how else to describe it, eh?
ReplyDeleteThank you for dropping by and leaving a comment. So, how's the Year of the Rat treating you so far? Hope all's well.
yep,
ReplyDeleteI cancelled my trip to KL because of the election..
should be exciting.. and traffic jam
Yeah lah, Robin, better avoid the congestion in Malaysia. But you can come the following day though if yours is a day-trip. Travel safe.
ReplyDeletehi once again :)
ReplyDeleteya 2008 has bee promising so far. have a sense of direction for the new book we are publishing - and so far, its been quite smooth. just cant wait for it to be out haha.
That's great. Best wishes. Keep us here informed.
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