| [Volume 10 Issue 5, #2023] |
| Time Difference: How Sensitive Are You?? |
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| 呢大半個月嚟, 都係寫關於我月頭嘅曼谷之旅, 希望冇悶親大家.. 今日轉口味寫下討論題材嘅貼, 都係同旅行有關, 我哋講下時差.. 多次旅途上, 我都遇到對時差特別「執著」嘅人, 「執著」於自己國家嘅時間而不敏銳於當地時間, 奇哉也.. 以下例子皆以一位馬來西亞人為背景.. 第一類 第二類 結論 第一類, 講親時間總係要refer返大馬時間, 而當別人同佢講緊當地時間嘅時候, 佢總係要多把口問「咁係大馬時間幾點?」.. 有啲唔係幾明啰, 既然身在該處就當然用返當地時間啦, make sense嘛, 仲要理馬來西亞幾點做乜?? 除非係要同返在馬來西亞嘅人聯繫就令當別論.. 下下要顧及兩個時間, 我覺得會亂晒大龍囉, 哈哈!! 最可笑係, 隻錶都仲依然係大馬時間, 每次睇時間都要計餐飽.. 而我呢, 一上機就即刻校隻錶去目的地時間啦.. |
| for the past half a month, i have been writing about my recent Bangkok trip, i hope i did not bore you.. today, I wish to have a discussion topic post for a change, yet still related to travel long, let's talk about time difference.. in many of my trips, i have come across people who are very "firm" towards time difference.. "firm" in the sense that they stick strongly to the home time but are never sensitive to the local time at where they currently are, how interesting.. Type 1 Type 2 Conclusion the first type, who always insist to refer to their home time whenever they talk about time, or when someone tells a local time, they naturally want to ask "so, that is what time back home??".. i find this rather peculiar, being at a different place away from home, it make sense to use the local time right?? why still need to bother what time it is at home?? unless we plan to connect to somebody at home, then it's a different story.. i would find it confusing to always remember two different times, haha!! what's more funny is that, the watches still show the home time, and whenever there’s a need to know the time, there’s a need to do some calculations first.. as for me, i always tune my watch according to the destination time once i board the flight.. |
2015.05.22 | 兩地時差
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I can't help laughing after I click Conclusion..
ReplyDeleteWait, I go toilet first, then I come back continue ahh...
DeleteOk, am back.. Type 1 ok la, still can accept, but type 2, no kua, if the time difference is huge, how wor.. Here morning, there night, takkan don’t wana zzz and “kak ngang” stay up ahh?
DeleteFor me ahh, I’m very lazy and can’t be bothered type.. “Chu dou mai lei jau sik” (Cook and serve in front of me, I’ll eat).. So leh, I MAY be type 1, but NOT type 2 lor.. Sometimes cannot control, will ask what’s the time in Msia, coz wana call back to the kids perhaps? But of coz will be alert and remember follow local time, not our own time.. But sometimes need to know our own time, coz need to tell family members what time reach airport ma, kan..
DeleteWhen I click conclusion ahh, I was laughing by myself la.. Behtahan.. OMG, what are you talking about, hehe.. I know what am I talking today la, but I don’t have so much related things to talk about, coz I seldom travel.. Time difference paling maximum pun 2 hours only..
DeleteYour sons are growing up very fast now. You can start planning your holiday travels with them. Even short visits to Cameron Highlands and Pulau Langkawi would be fun & near. You need to pamper yourself with hubby and travel further like to Japan or Australia without the kids.
Deleteactually no right and no wrong lah, how you want it to be it's your business lor, your sukak as always as long as you feel most comfortable with mah.. :)
DeleteWahaha, I was expecting what came out in the conclusion...that's very funny la!! I'm Type 1 person just adjust the watch when landed, very easy ba! I guess maybe I'm a very lazy person, don't like to think so much, like things get done when I need it, don't really like to wait until I really want to see the time then only slowly calculate lo....or maybe this person is very good in calculation then is their like lo...
ReplyDeleteI am a very hardworking person by nature and only feel lazy at office always. I find the clocks tick away too slowly in my office. So you can see that I am always spamming during the office hours!
Deleteyah, I will straight away adjust the time on my watch lah.. if not later it will be me myself who is confused of the time only, haha!!
Deletehahaha... I will add the new location to my phone and use the local time but will keep refering to the home time. Watch ? I guess I will put it aside...muahahah..
Deletemy watch got world time function, so when i go travel, just need to press a few buttons to show the local time.. phone will adjust by itself automatically..
DeleteTM ~ Aiyo, but can't spam too much, then don't need to work meh...hahaha! (I always thought of that, so only squeeze a little bit of time to spam, if not really the work can't finish then need OT...>.<)
DeleteSK ~ Coz your watch is digital watch or analog? If analog, your watch is so canggih leh? It can detect itself...or just I'm too outdated, hahaha...
i will wear my G-Shock when i go travelling lah.. it won't automatically adjust by itself lah, but already stored a few local time of famous cities inside, i still need to press some buttons to show the local time of the city (or the nearest one) where i am at lor.. only my phone will auto synch to local time once connected to internet :p
DeleteI was wondering what's the conclusion, when clicked, hahaha, 好好笑, lol...
ReplyDeleteUsually, when i go to another country, i will follow the other country timing, and not refer to Singapore timing...
DeleteThe best places to visit is Singapore and China where the TIME in both countries are the same. China is so huge yet they insist that the whole country should stick to same time. Thailand is just next door and right above us but the have to choose to be one hour slower. It makes no sense to me.
DeleteWhen I was in Krabi, I didn't adjust my watch to the local Krabi time because the time difference is very minor only so the watch still shows SG time
Deletehave to make this post a bit more fun with minions, else it will be too boring..
Deleteyeah, I will adjust my watch right away when boarded the plane.. but then for the recent years, I have been traveling to places with no time difference, or the most 1 hour only, so it has not been too much an issue :p
I alway tune my time to the destination time once I'm on board the plane. That helps a lot. Usually the flight adjust themselves to the destination time too.
ReplyDeleteIt needs some time to readjust for some people. As for me, I adjust myself immediately.
DeleteI would do the same and change the time while on board the planes. I think our mobile smart phone is the best as they will be automatically changed to suit our locations.
DeleteAgree with TM, smart phone indeed very smart
DeleteYeah, the new time will be handy especially for makan time...muahahaha.... That will managed our expectation when they will served lunch....
Deleteyeah, as soon as the pilot announce the local time at destination, I will adjust my watch already.. and so good that Wenn has no problem with the time difference and can adapt the timing immediately.. :)
DeleteBut whenever I want to make a call back home, I will make sure it's waking hour back home. And I always tell my people not to call me when it's sleeping time at my destination place.
ReplyDeleteOnce someone called me in the middle of the night and thus it interrupted my sleep. Now I will always mute my phone whenever I sleep at my holiday places.
DeleteGood practice, me too, will mute my phone whenever I sleep, whenever I am, I am a light sleeper, I dislike disturbance...
Deleteyeah, it is indeed a courtesy to consider the time difference if you are going to call someone at a different time zone.. I would hate ppl to call in the midnight..
Deleteaiyo...wenn...you should put your phone to aeroplane mode or buy a local sim card with data. With that, nobody will disturb you. Furthermore, roaming is not cheap.
Deletenowadays can also reach you through Whatsapp call, haha.. i think your hotel will probably provide free WiFi and you will be connected.. change SIM card also no use~~ :p
DeleteI didn't experience jetlag so far. I went to work immediately after my holidays. No need time to readjust my biological clock.
ReplyDeleteSome people experience jetlag and it can be very irritating. Some will need to readjust by sleeping.
DeleteWenn - I think one reason is you are well-travel thus able to adjust easily when back home.
Deletewow that is so good!! you never suffer from jetlag and can adapt automatically to the time.. you have a very flexible biological clock :)
DeleteGood morning Sk
ReplyDeleteargh...second time typing this....gr.....
so fast half month gone ah. Tak perasan pulak that you have been talking about your recent Bangkok trip for half a month already.
But most probably coz you only publish twice a week and then so many pictures there . each post not the same like let say talk about makan only or talk about travelling only. So tarak feel bored la.
Don't worry. If I feel bored i will snore here hahaha...joking la. saja wanna kaau you
Yep, time flies! I also ending my confinement in 6 days time, hehe!
DeleteBut I really never realize SK has been talking about his Bangkok trip for half a month! Serious?
it's coming to the end of May already leh, OMG, time really passed so quickly!!!
DeleteYea, getting older also! :o
DeleteWah 6 more days confinement over...MERDEKA Lol...can bring baby out jalan jalan liao.
DeleteMaybe by year end can be like SK go BKK and borong stuffs for CNY. After all, now give birth already. Tummy smaller so must have new baju to wear leh
Half year gone liao...Yes looking forward to June. Wink wink 0617. Muhahahaha.....
For a moment there i had to think what is it you mean by being firm on timing. Gotta read a few times baru can digest.
ReplyDeleteUnless travel only inside Malaysia la. Otherwise will have different timing lo. Hey...even go Sabah and Sarawak., timing of the sun rise also not same as timing over here lor.
Am I one of those who are firm on following own country local time ah...hmm....am not sure leh
haha, I wanted to mean "stubborn" lah but then that's not a good word because it's actually not a wrong thing also, but just depends on how individuals want it lah, haha!! :p
DeleteStubborn LOL...touch wood so far I have not encounter people that is stubborn wanna follow own country time la.
DeleteUnless you say first one r two days arrived the eyes cannot really open coz sleepy.
Other than that okay lo. You have friends that die die also wanna follow malaysian time ka when travelling. Like that very susah leh.
No wonder another friend said she preferred to travel alone than travel in group or with few peoples coz very susah wanna "chau" (follow/give) people. Some die die wanna sleep in the hotel wasting day light time.
Hmmm after thinking ...i think am the Minion type....Muhahahahaha....que sera sera...what ever will be will be. Go with the flow la
ReplyDeleteminions good mah, go with the flow, happy go lucky!!! :p
Deletewei wei....can I say your blog makes me sensitive to home time ah?
ReplyDeleteCoz you publish your bloig at certain time of the day mah.... I remember year 2013 ah....or was it 2012...that time your blog limited to 200 first comments only.
Me ..I went Indon vacation also die die have to keep checking time see it it 8.08am, 8.18am , 8.28 and etc leh . Gotta come fast fast and comment or else cannot comment liao.
That time i think i was Type 1 leh. Sibuk commenting at the swimming pool muhahaha
haha, sorry lah for making everyone so kancheong about commenting back then.. now no more such stories lah, come as you may and even days later also still can comment, furthermore comments now rarely hits the 200 mark also.. hehehe!! on holidays still spammed my blog, so touched dei~~
DeleteThe rest of the time I won't bother la . Just follow local time.
ReplyDeleteAs for type 2. I think sometimes it applies to those who are taking medication la.Sometimes some people who have certain serious illness have to take their medicine at certain time....so no choice....like diabetes have to jab jab insulin and stuffs like that
But i think you don;t mean those type of people la.
Deletegenerally it would be much more sensible and relaxing to follow local time
though sometimes ahem ahem...some toilet functions ones can't help if the body insisted on doing some kind of business at ungodly hours coz already been doing that for many years mah. will need some time to adjust the body clock lor
Oh ya you got a point Mamarazzi, if taking medication then must follow the time gap. If traveling then must be cautious, some medication cannot skip/miss one.
Deleteerrr, I think it would be the gap between that is more of a concern than the exact timing?? but true also lah, let's say 8am taken medicine and 4 hours later must take again, but then flying to a place which is 8 hours apart, can be confusing hor?? haha.. like that it's best to do the scheduling before hand using local time, just like the flight schedule, they also using local time mah.. :)
DeleteReally, can be very confusing. And may be can forget also, cause already excited going on vacation, yet blur on the different time zone and all, so have to calculate the time and think when to take the medications.
DeleteThat is the most relevant conclusion of a blog post, ever! XD
ReplyDeleteNormally if you travel to someplace with different time zone for an extended period of time, like it or not the body will adjust the biological clock to 日出而作 日落而息 (sort of) automatically. Of course that also includes meal times. To refuse to adapt is to fight against nature, first few days you might enjoy it as your body has not adapted, but after a few days you will probably end up suffering instead.
I guess this "I don't know what the f**k I am talking about" thing is relevant to every single post of mine!! hahahaha.. but then you are right, just live life at where you are, go natural.. :)
DeleteI also dono what th F**k you talk about ola Ah Boy! LOL
ReplyDeleteyalah my broken England can't express my ideas well enough :D
DeleteSK so humble... English so good also say it's broken. :)
Deletehehe, yalah, too "good" until you didn't know what the f**k i was talking about right?? hukhukhuk ^^
DeleteGood afternoon bloggers! I have lost track of my time today as I have been busy right up to my neck. To add on the misery, I am down with bad flu all of a sudden.
ReplyDeleteTYPE 1: I agree with SK of peculiar beings who keep checking the time when they are away from home. This happened to me when i went to live in US. Everyday my head would do a quick mental check on the time in Malaysia as I wanted to keep track of my dear parent's breakfast, lunch, tea time, dinner and social outings. I would also need to see the best time to call them from there as the time zone is so opposite. That was before the mobile phone was invented and I often came out of my classrooms to use the coin pay phones to call my mother, almost everyday!
I was never confused over the time as it was 12 hours behind, so it was quick and easy to check & keep track. What about the flying pilots and the whole crew, they carry 2 watches all the time as told by some stewardess.
TYPE 2: Hmmmn... this is a good question to ponder over about the biological clocks. I am not too sure about these time changes and jet lag occurrence as it has not taken place in my life after leaving US. That was a suffering period for me to adjust back. It took me a few weeks to be precise and I had to shower like 5 times daily as the weather was too hot.
DeleteConclusion: It was so farnee!!! I laughed at the 2 Minions who resembled Anay and Thambee laughing during the teh tarek sessions.
DeleteI can't help but to agree with you that that 2 Minions resembled Anay and Thambee. One tall and one short, kekekeke!
DeleteBy the way, when I went traveling with Jin Jin, I didn't need to know about time. I didn't need to wear watch at all. Jin Jin was my clock and alarm. He would lead me to do the right thing at the right time.
I may encounter problem soon this year end, as I am going to somewhere with my two girls only. Jin Jin is not following this time. I may lost my direction and alarm during the trip. I have to rely on myself. Phewww!
I should worry for nothing, I am going to a country which has the same time as Malaysia, yeah!
DeleteI will always follow the situation at where I currently am lah, it will be difficult to have to take care of so many situations.. just live life at the present, I mean both time and place.. but nowadays with smartphones we can always have the time automatically adjusted to the local time, and watches also come with the features of showing dual time.. we just need a tap or a press on the device and we can find out the local time and the time at home on our fingertips.. don't even have to calculate like we used to.. it's all so convenient!! :)
Deletehahaha... I am the Type 1 person. No matter what, I will follow the local time. Well, its easier to adjust our time , especially meal times. In Bangkok, its 1 hour later which means you ate 1 hour late, from 1pm to 2pm , let's say. I am sure your body will start 'drumming' by then and although you can try ot adjust your biological clock, it may help to get some light food to prevent gastric problems.
ReplyDeleteBut if just a short difference, then should not be a big problem la!
Deleteyalah, it make sense to follow local time than to refer back to the home time right?? just be at the present.. but then just an hour difference is not much an issue also..
DeleteNot really, an our different meant a lot to lunch time!! I remember whenI was Phuket, my stomach was growling but the tour guide keep stressing that lunch will be in an hour time... alamak... I ended up munching on tidbits...muahahahaha...
Deletehahaha, i think the tour guide was helping you adjust to the local time lah.. :p
DeleteOf course, if I am going to stay at that place for a long while, then I will adjust my watch. Anyway, with our smartphones, it can show all the world times, so it's actually no need to adjust here and there. Just put away your watch for while unless you are at the country for a very long time or you want to impress the gorgeous ladies with the latest Apek Rolek gold watch... muahahahha...
ReplyDeleteI also agree with Chris, short trip and the time different is just one or two hours, I won't adjust my watch as well. Now, we can check at the smartphone, it is even better.
DeleteI will adjust my watch anyway, I am a very blur person, better don't confuse myself, haha xD And actually I lazy to count the time difference also la!
DeleteSome smartphone will auto adjust the time zone one...
no worries for smartphones as they automatically adjust to the local time.. as for my watch it had a list of world time and I can just select to show the right one.. now it's also easy and convenient to check home time from our phones or watches also.. technology!! :)
DeleteIt depends if you are using Android or iphone. In Android, the time widget will auto adjust based on the location. In Iphone, you have to select the location.
DeleteAnyway, I haven't used an iphone to go overseas, not sure if my theory is right...hahaha... But my samsung phones widget really adjust based on location but need data plan.
it depends on your settings lah.. whether you want to automatically adjust or manually adjust your phone time to the local time.. iPhone has this flexibility, but of course i set it to automatically update for convenience..
DeleteIt's still convenient to follow local time for biological reasons as I mentioned on food just now. Well, it also affects our sleep, working time, pang sai time and what so ever time...hahaha....
ReplyDeleteHowever, this is likelyfor the first or second day at a different time zone while I will also try to adapt to the new time zone after that. (And, re-adapt back later when home...)
I think it make more sense to follow the local time because there is where we present.. it surely is not a good thing to keep taking care of something just virtual, like the home in your heart?? I mean at least this is what I bother.. :)
Deleteyeah, agreed with you. It's better to follow the local time and try to adjust to the local time too. It will be difficult for the first few days but after that, it should be ok.
Deleteyeah.. because it will be quite weird if we are still referring to a time in another place..
DeleteType 2 is a bit over-kill la.. Cannot die die must adapt to the local time for everything. Maybe can try to adjust a bit like if you are hungry or tired , go and take a light snack or nap if it's 'time's up'. Else, I agreed with you to try to adjust to the local time.
ReplyDeleteI think type 2 applies to folks who seldom travel unlike you. Thus, they take this as a routine or discipline to follow in order to keep themselves well. But I am aure after a few days, they will get used to it and started to adjust.
I think just do what you can do best lah, don't force yourself too but I think slowly our body will also start to adjust and adapt.. take it easy, life isn't that long for so many worries also :p
DeleteYeah, agreed with you. Don't over-stress ourselves. If need be like I mentioned, just take a nap and eat something light if hungry.
Deletehahaha.. always prepare some snacks with you just in case your tour guide insisted that lunch or dinner is an hour later :p
Deleteerrr.... I also dunno what you are talking except all of us have a little funny minions in us to tickle the bones....muahahahahah....
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend!
LOL, everyone had a laugh when click into conclusion! Minions always make us laugh!
Deletehaha, you didn't know what I was talking about yet you can comment with so many valid points huh?? hebatnya~~ LOL!!!
Deletehahaha... I thought I am talking crap here with my comments but still valid points....muahahahah... and make the gorgeous Hayley laugh... :)
Deleteyou are most happy that you "make the gorgeous Hayley laugh".. muahahaha!! :D
DeleteLOL! Don't type gorgeous Hayley la, malu la! :p
DeleteOK, luckily I had the chance to travel 2 years ago and I can contribute to the discussion. When I clicked on the conclusion, I expected a conclusion lah but kena Minions laughing pulak. They actually made me laugh because the way the laugh is so infectious, some more until goyang-goyang.
ReplyDeleteI agree, Minions' laugh are so infectious! And their language is very very cute and funny too!
DeleteI really dunno what to comment already after that....hahaha... can;t think of any points ...
Deletehehe, the confusion part was a later idea when I find the topic a little too dull and probably nothing much to talk about.. and so minions to make the day and wishing everyone a happy weekend!!! xD
DeleteI had heard so much about jet lag and until before the trip I had no idea what that was. So I did some research and also research on how to cope with long haul flights. Quite scared also if I could manage jet lag and all that.
ReplyDeleteMy partner advised me that when we reach our destination (it was morning local time), no matter how tired I am, I must not sleep. Must wait until at least 7pm local time, then only sleep so that my system can adapt to the time change.
DeleteBut we all pengsan at 5pm hah..hah... and then he woke up at 7:30pm thinking that it was 7:30am hah..hah...some more make so much noise to wake me up because we were going on a local tour. Haiz.... After checking with front desk, baru sedar it is only 7:30pm. So sambung tidor!
DeletePhong Hong, you make me recall my trip to Brisbane Australia, when everyone went out to feed dolphin, I conk out in the hotel room. I had jetlag la!
Deletehaha, very true!! you will never understand what a jetlag is until you have been through.. but luckily I can cope with it quite well, or probably because I was still young then and I only travelled to early countries with just one hour difference or even just same time zone in recent years.. :D
DeleteType 1 : This one is very attached to home lah. Always wondering what time is it in Malaysia in reference to the local time. For me, I was not bothered at all about Malaysian time. Didn't think of home also hah..hah...hah...
ReplyDeleteI think not attached to home but rather attached to the home time for convenient and biological reasons.
Deletewell sometimes you will have to consider this if you are planning to make a call home.. you just do not want to call home in the middle of the night and scare everyone~~ :p
DeleteActually the time difference thingy is quite interesting right? God really create something very special, every country got different time zones.. And I remember when I first learn about time difference, I got very amazed, it's like imagine it's night over here and we are getting ready to bed, but at the same time, people at the other side of the planet is waking up getting ready to work!
ReplyDeleteAnyway, TIME is indeed something very sensitive and important while we are traveling, especially if you are following a group tour. And I can totally relate to what you are talking today. I have met many people whom are so concerned about time at home! Especially elderly, really.
They will say like 'wah it's already 12am at Malaysia but we are still not sleeping yet, indeed we are shopping!'. I was like, who cares about what time it is at Malaysia, what's more important is local time at the tourist destination wert, that's where you are now, and you have to follow the time here.
And what's funny is like what you said, they will ask 'so is this local time or Malaysia time?'. Come on, takkan the tour guide mention Malaysia time while we are already oversea? Common sense la right? Sometimes they really make me confused also...ac
Yeah, I agreed with hayley. Follow the local time and enjoy yourself and stop worrying about your sleep, makan, pang sai...etc.
DeleteAnyway, I am sure all of us will have ample rest before each excursion.
yes, it's just better for us to follow the local time, live with where we are presently at lah.. I remember the last time I followed a group tour, aiyoh, all the aunties still want to stick back to MY time and that makes things so much more complicated.. why the hell need to know what time to meet up in MY time while you are on holiday leh?? extra work to calculate the time, and confusing themselves too when they still see bright sun when it's already 8pm in MY.. haiz, funny people..
DeleteTrue, we just need to enjoy and follow whatever available when we are holidaying~ No need to bother about time in Malaysia.
DeleteSometimes what they say make us confused also >.<
Hahaha, your conclusion has me laughing. I never expected minions there! Thought you are going to really give us your real conclusion. Honestly I have never met your Type 1 and Type 2. So in your group of friends who you traveled with, there is a Type 1 and a Type 2? Since you seem to know all about them.
ReplyDeletehaha!! the conclusion idea came later actually.. just thought the topic is a little dull, so caught everyone by surprise with the laughing minions to make your day, and a weekend too!! haha..
DeleteThis topic gets me thinking, let me think first, I will come back and spam
ReplyDeleteWhen I was in Turkey last time, I called home at evening 6pm (Turkey time) and it was already midnight in Singapore
ReplyDeleteI think I am Type 1, I would like to know both the local time and the time back home
ReplyDeleteyeah, it will make sense to know home time when you are making a call home..
DeleteI don't think Type 2 works especially if you are following group tour
ReplyDeleteWhen I was working in the Advertising line, I need to call regional offices so I need to pay attention to the local time of the regional offices, Japan is one hour ahead of us, so we have to bear in mind if not they would be off work already
DeleteI don't remember having jetlag when I travelled to Turkey and Canada last time, maybe still young that time, so can adapt easily
DeleteThe Minions look so funny and cute
DeleteI know what the f**k you are talking here
DeleteWhen we were young, sure can adapt well and fast. I remember I don't have problem too when I first traveled to Spain in 2008. Then right after gave birth in 2012, I traveled to US, I feel somehow my body isn't that strong enough, I get tired easily too! >.< (May be because of the long hours flight also la, imagine almost 24 hours in the plane....)
Deletehaha very true and well said.. I think when we were young, it sure wasn't a big problem to us to deal with time difference, but as we get older this probably can be a killer to our biological clock.. anyway, just go natural and don't force ourselves but let our body slowly adjust.. :)
DeleteI don't wear watch so every time just look at my handphone to know the time. Since the clock is automatically altered when I go to another country, no need to set it manually.
ReplyDeleteI also don't wear a watch but my wristband with pedometer which comes with a watch..hahaha..
DeleteI must wear a watch due to my habit, and since it's not a smart watch, I have to adjust it manually :p
DeleteI never bother about home time once I'm in a different time zone. Unless I want to call home or something which I rarely do anyway. But sometimes I do think, what would I be doing right now at home? LOL!
ReplyDeleteyeah, just live with where we are at presently.. unless you need to call home, then just tap your phone to see the home time..
Deleteerrr... when you are on vacation... usually you don't think of home right ? Yeah, unless you needed to call back but most of the time, we will be busy with our excursions and furthermore, your loved ones knew you are away, unless you needed to check your shopping list with them.
Deletehaha.. i don't call home also, but just send a message when i arrived.. and as for shopping, errr, don't care lah, when you are there you cannot wait too long for a decision, so just call to get an immediate response.. :D
DeleteYeah, I don't know what the f**k you are trying to talk about here :D
ReplyDeletehaha, you didn't know what I was talking about yet you can comment with so many valid points huh?? hebatnya~~ LOL!!!
Delete同你一樣我一上機就會調節手錶，難得出國玩當然要忘記曬所有日常悶到爆嘅一切，盡情享受異國風情。
ReplyDelete梗係啦, 我哋係live at the present, 而且係向前看, 假期就係要盡情玩樂!!
Delete我都没去过时差差很远的国家 ~>_<~ *哭奔
ReplyDelete