The Nuffnang and Kyanite crew have all been busy updating the page with photos of the filming sets and stuff like that aside from the other stuff they have to do.

Anyway, after I’m back from London I head back to Penang for Chinese New Year. Then a few weeks later I’m off to Manila to visit our Nuffnang Philippines office. After Philippines, I’m off to Melbourne to visit the Nuffnang Australia office. Then after all that is over, I’m supposed to follow Princess to the USA for her bro’s graduation and then to Bahrain for Hasan’s wedding.

That’s right… my buddy Hasan is getting married!

You guys remember Hasan right?

Heck I’m going to be traveling so much the next few months it’s going to be so tiring. So I’ve been trying to cut the traveling down a little bit. Was invited to give a talk in Jakarta end of February but decided not to stretch it.

So back to my passport. I went to get it renewed today and man was it done efficiently.

First off, you don’t really have to take a number and queue anymore. All you have to do is go to the kiosks they have right outside the immigration office and follow the very simple instructions. You have to do stuff like insert your IC, give your thumb print, pay for your passport and then drop your new passport photos, a photocopy of your IC and your old passport into it.

You can pick it up two hours later. When I went to pick it up later in the afternoon, all I had to do was pick a number and wait for 5 minutes before I could collect my brand new passport.

That was it! I think all it took was something like 10-15 minutes just to get the whole thing done! (not counting the 2 hours it takes to get your passport ready because you can actually go have lunch or do something else and come back later to get it).

Man I was impressed. I told the immigration officer at the collection point that I thought they were very very efficient and he gave me a big smile. I’ve heard so much about the immigration office being efficient. Nice to experience it first hand.

I’m going to end this entry with a picture that shows how some Nuffies work in the Nuffnang Office. This is a picture of David talking on the phone with a client… walrus-style.

And you know what, I’ve seen weirder positions from some of the other Nuffies. So if you’re on the phone with anyone in the Nuffnang offices, there’s a chance that person might be talking to you in some Kung-Fu position instead of just sitting at a table.

Have a great weekend everyone!