as a terengganuvian who's proud of his heritage, i'm lucky to have found these 2 terengganu-related pages. see GUiT (growing up in trengganu) & kecek-kecek on the link (out of this) section on the left. though i'm proud to be part of a developing (kuala) terengganu, deep inside my heart, i wish it does not (develop too much). in the name of modernization at the expense of the commoners who don't benefit much economically. i do miss kt of yore...
i've bought GUiT blook & haven't finished reading it yet. but i surely can imagine (though not relate to) how my parents & grandparents lived during that "lesser" time. lesser by today's standard. i can't wait to boast about my newly acquired old knowledge to them. being the kind of folks who don't talk that much, maybe they will reveal more of their past once the fire has been ignited...and "break on through to the other side"...
is terengganuvian a valid word? i'm surprised that a google search on that word did produce a few, limited results. at least, they are sharing the same view as me. here's my take on it a few years ago (kindly edited by the editor):
if u've too much free time, look for "jejak awang goneng" on youtube.
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