a story in progress

Okay, I have to admit my previous post is indeed kinda negative. But heck is there a time in this little pet project of mines, where there isn't a single shred of negativity/sarcasm/cynicism? If you are looking for some blissfully fictitious tale on life, then I'm afraid you are in the wrong place right now. Feel free to disengage yourself of such nonsense.

For today's random segment, I shall enlighten my dear readers on the woe(s) one has to endure living in Petani Jaya. You wanna know what are those 2 woes of mines?

1. Horny bunch of cats making out/fighting/god-knows-doing what in the middle of the night.
2. The very inconsiderate bunch of factories nearby polluting the environment on a daily basis.

It seems of late the stray cats in Petani Jaya have an inextinguishable passion towards the art of copulating in the vicinity of my house. And on an interesting note, not only these bunch of cats (some are house pet while mostly are the stray cats) love making out, they apparently like a healthy dose of cat fights. Nevermind the occupants living in the surrounding area, these cats really love making all sort of strange noises while doing well, what they love doing.

On the other hand, we also have the rampant air pollution going on. Over the years, sad to say, it has been noted that there is an noticeable 'increase' in the level of air pollution. Rain or shine, (rain in particular) the factories never fail to supply us residents with a healthy dose of -

• ammonia
  
  
• carbon monoxide
  
  
• nicotine
  
  
• nitric oxide
  
  
• hydrogen cyanide
  
  
• mercury
  
  
• tar
  
  
• toxic trace metals
  
• and some other materials which I don't-know-what
  

So there you go ladies and gentlemen. Health hazard much living in Petani Jaya? Not really as I'm sure the above problems (perhaps even more dire ones) can be found somewhere else. I should be glad actually. The price for development, eh?