Life In Putrajaya = NO LIFE

The title explains it all... life working in Putrajaya is like the equation of:

Dim LifeInPutrajaya As String = "No Life"

Basically, the contribution to this factor is the food and the environment. I've been placed in Putrajaya for the past 2 weeks, doing support work for the client after our system has gone live. Work is fine eventhough I've been sitting the freezing server room for the 2 whole weeks and the people working there is ok. The only problem is the food. Yes... it's F-O-O-D!!!.

There's little choice of food in that area. The cafeteria near my work place only has little stalls to choose from. Furthermore, it isn't nice at all. If it's good, I won't mind paying the amount but putting into the consideration of their taste and quality... it's clearly been overcharged. The nicest place I went to is a food court near the mosque. Besides that franchise food stalls available like Nando's, San Francisco etc, the rest isn't that nice either, but better than from the cafeteria. Imagine, a mamak style Indian stall cooking fried rice... it isn't so bad until you eat it. I was basically biting salt more than the rice. It was that salty. And yes, it's just that bad.

The only nice thing is that there are long lunch breaks on Friday. More than 2 hours actually. So we took a little tour around Putrajaya, mostly around the Putrajaya Mosque.

Left photo: Me with my SA at the lake side, outside the food court. He likes to pose, so I just joined in.

Right photo: Me and another colleague trying to imitate the pose of the picture behind. Notice the paintings on the wall? Dunno where I sesat until leh??!!!

I will still be at Putrajaya for the next few weeks but not everyday of course.