Yay! After so many months, i've finally finished reading Da Vinci Code. Actually, i had only a few chapters left, just that the credits and pictures were squeezing it into quite a handful of pages. And to celebrate the exhilarating event, i opened a letter from CPF. And once more, i held in my hands evidence that there are too much trees on this planet.

I remember a polytechnic lecturer once said in a lecture, that the email was quite a useless piece of technology. And that himself had tried once to not check his email for a full thirty days. And he never lost his job.

The simplistic reason was that whenever someone sends him an email, said person, who upon seeing him, would ask "Did you recieve my email?". My lecturer would than say, "No. What is it about?". Thus, if the email was unimportant, than it didn't matter. But if the email was important, the sender would confirm it in person.