Lonely Is The Night

I just realized something just now. I have nothing to watch on TV tonight. Normally on Friday nights I'll be glued to the TV watching One In A Million. But the finals was a fortnight ago and that means I don't know what else there is to watch on TV tonight.

What's worse is, reality TV season is coming to an end. The Amazing Race has recently concluded. Akademi Fantasia 7 is going to end this Saturday with a new AF winner, though I have to say this season has been one of the worst AF seasons ever! Then Americal Idol 8 is also going to end with the finals next week (go Lambert go!). I wonder if the new seasons of The Amazing Race Asia or So You Think You Can Dance will be aired soon...

Currently the only reality contest on TV is Mentor (season 3) on Sundays. I'm not a fan of the Mentor series but this year, Stacy's brother (Chaq) is one of the participants and I'm rooting for him. I watched him in the showcase and last week's performance and he's pretty good, he can dance too. He even taught his Mentor Ajai a trick or two about dancing.

I really think I'm going to suffer from reality tv withdrawal syndrome come next week. I could always watch Bintang RTM, which is also on Sunday, but that is one reality show that I'd gladly miss anytime. I don't know where they got their talents from and the hosts are so... hmmm... you just gotta watch it and tell me what you think of those two so-called hosts! And the BRTM logo, OMG, it should be a crime to design logos like that!

Anyway, I'm just glad the weather has been so nice these past couple of days. Not as scorching as before. You are so lucky Kengkaru Kong . Maybe one day when I have the money, I could relocate to New Zealand. But having to relocate somewhere that far would require some major logistical juggling. Imagine the amount of things I would need to bring along with me. I would have to look for a good Moving Company like Humboldt that specializes in local and nationwide relocations.

They've been around for 100 years and they started out with a horse, a cart and the hard and unrelenting work ethics of one Harris Goldman. He initially started out selling ice but saw a huge opportunity in helping people transport their belongings when they were relocating.

Today Humboldt has prospered into developing a strong and fruitful relationship with some of the country's biggest companies by helping them with their relocation needs be it key employees to priceless works of art or whether you're moving your precious and valuable belongings just down the road or across the state lines, you can be assured of the same level of service and commitment for your peace of mind.

So, with that done, this still doesn't solve what I'll be watching tonight!