Wednesday, October 29, 2008
*Clears throat*
FYI, the snake that has trespassed into my house the other day is yet to be found. So, can someone please tell me where had it actually gone to? Is the snake hiding from us now or is it waiting for the perfect time to strike?
Or do you think that it might be a story created by my oh-too-boring maid? No? All right then.
Anyway, many possibilities are playing in my mind at the moment and I am not ruling out the possibility that the snake might have entered the house also. I mean my house. Do you know how much this snake has affected my mental health? I have been living in fear ever since the snake was spotted and I can’t help but to feel jittery whenever I get near the gate.
Okay, enough with the snake…now let’s get to another topic.
In just a glimpse of an eye, one week has passed and it's Wednesday again. Somehow, this week is rather different. I saw something which I should never have seen in the first place. But out of curiosity, I insisted on taking a look and now, my feelings are beyond description. I guess I've learnt a lesson. I should not and never ever resort to looking at things which I SHOULD NOT see. Wait a minute. Before you guys embark on further negative thoughts, I shall make myself clear first. It is not pornography-related. Okay?
However, I understand the very fact that we cannot turn back time and things that have happened cannot be erased just like a mark on the paper. God has made it this way and I need to accept his planning.
Anyhow, I have no idea why I am blogging about this but I guess this is just the perfect platform for me to voice my annoyance and doubts in life.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Snaky event
Moments ago, I took mum to do some groceries shopping and when we reached home, the first thing that my new sis-in-law told me was, “Lu eh chu uu cua” (there’s a snake in your house). I couldn’t believe it. A snake in my house? I’ve dreamt about it, I’ve watched movies about it and now, it’s happening?
Okay..according to the victim (my maid), the snake dropped off from the gate when she was about to walk out to bring in the garbage trolley. Of course, she was clearly very shocked when she saw the snake but she managed to run to the back of the house to grab a stick. I guess the snake was equally terrified too, as it ran before my maid returned with the stick. So how am I feeling right now? I am petrified, terrified, horrified and I am extremely shaken by the whole incident (though I didn’t actually see the snake).
I seriously don’t know why the snake is here but I pray hard that it was just passing by and did not have any intention to reside here. Yes, I may be a snake myself (my Chinese zodiac), but it doesn’t mean that I will not be afraid of my ‘pals’. If they would want to pay me a visit, don’t you think that ‘they’ should at least give me a notice? Oh God…this is scary...i’ve heard about snakes on the plane and now there is snake in the house? And worse, it is in my house! Oh God, it can go anywhere but please and I say please, do not come into my house. I’m warning ‘you’! Don’t mess with me or I’ll mess with you.
So, back to my maid. After we settled down from the oh-my-gods and what-the-hells, I tried to obtain more information from her. She said that images of her children flashed through her mind when she saw the snake. She thought that she was going to get ‘kissed’ by the snake and that she will have to say ‘bye-bye’ to her children. But fortunately, the snake went off. Nothing untoward incident happened. However, I do believe she was traumatized. She almost teared when she related the story to me..Oh, poor her.
Shall we pray together and hope that the green snake will not be back again?
P/s: I’ve heard from mum that besides sulfur, there is one more thing that can keep off the snakes at bay. Heard of goose? Heard of their droppings? Okay, these goose droppings can kill the snakes if the snakes happen to brush their bodies against them. Do you know that? Well, I did consider buying those droppings and smearing it all over my house after that incident. You think that I was silly? Wait until a snake enters your house!
Your co-operation is much appreciated. Thank you.
Friday, October 24, 2008
Mei's birthday bash
Three people sharing one piece (how economical). LOL
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I shall let the pictures do the talking.
Okay, I'm officially included this time
I love how the colour of my blouse stands out among the rest. LOL
We were attempting to look silly. And I guess Jo did really well.
LOL
Caught both of them singing passionately.
And now...he says talk to the hand.
There goes the colour 'pink' again...*smirk*
Mei, the birthday girl belting out her idol's song.
As you can see here, she is totally immersed in the song.
Who was she singing for??? Hmm...
Okay, this stupid vampire came into the room to scare us.
Look at Jo and Por Wei. How lovely.
Neoh and his pretty girlfriend.
Familiar with that pose? Scroll up and take a second look.
Okay, I admit that I snatched the flowers away from Mei
Oh, come on...Tell me we look great here!!
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
It's the third day of the week and it says 'time for AE3 class'.
We were supposed to hand in our assignments before
So, I would like to share something really hilarious that happened this morning. No, it wasn’t about me but my friend. She had come exceptionally early just to print out her report at the computer lab (that's last minute work! LOL). While I was in the class having a little chat with the lecturer, Mei barged into the small room. She cried out to me and asked for my help. Woah! I thought what had happened to her! Did she forget to save her work into her pendrive? I certainly hope not...
Apparently, it turned out that her paper supply has dried out and she needed my supply. (FYI, KDU only provides 100 papers per sem to each student and if we want more than that, we will have to pay! So, let's figure this together. How are 100 papers going to be enough for five subjects when we need to print notes and also assignments?)
Anyway, being the nice friend that I was, I allowed her to use my papers.
*Few minutes later*
She barged into the room again. Yes. Again. This time, she looked more anxious and her hair was all over her face.
I think today is just pure bad day for her. The printer in the lab had broke down and her report was halfway printed. Such a memorable day for her, huh? She had no choice, but to run to the printing shop behind the school.
*Minutes later*
She walked into the class again. No worries, she was all done this time. Her report was successfully printed and neatly stapled. By that time, those who were in the class (and that included me) had already finished the first part of the lesson, which is analyzing an article.
Luckily, I had printed mine at home last night. My printer almost bailed out on me but fortunately it didn't. All the while, it loves to give me trouble at the last minute by either jamming the papers or printing nonsensical stuffs. It didn't happen last night.
And so, I am happy. Exceptionally delightful.
One more thing before I end the post. We had planned a birthday party for Mei tomorrow night at Red Box. I've got to tell you that I am particularly excited this time (even though it isn't for me). Anyway, I think that we are going to have heaps of fun. I've already planned what song to sing and I will memorize the lyrics so that I'll be able to deliver the song smoothly tomorrow. Hahaha..a girl gone wild…
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Red Bull Bull-eh
This car was neatly parked metres ahead of the principal's car. Although the principal's car looks bigger, more spacious and definitely more pricey, this car had successfully caught my eye due to its cute frame and and uniqueness.
Monday, October 20, 2008
So, I just thought of sharing some crazy pictures with you to brighten up our little Monday.
Luckily, the toddler can still get it from other source.
I would love to see these cats on the beaches, dressed like this and sunbathing one day.
Praying and hoping.
Jo and Irene treated us to a supposedly sumptuous lunch today. The venue was their rented apartment and the honourable chef was both the ladies.
It's time for an evaluation.
How does it taste like?
Well, I would say that it can still be improved. Practice makes perfect and considering that it was their first attempt, I will rate them 3/10. LOL
Okay. No offence to any of them but I would just like to try my hand at being a food critic.
*Ahem*
First of all, the ABC soup tasted like a bowl of salted soup with a generous amount of onions, tomatoes, potatoes and carrots. Seriously...
Next, it was 'fried egg with red beans' that was prepared by Irene. The beans were probably too crushed and mashed and it tasted weird (for me). I took a first scoop of that dish and that's it. Ask no more. My expression says it all.
Last, it was the pattaya style fried egg by Jo which was slightly better compared to the first two. It was acceptable when I took my first bite but when it reached the last portion, I thought it was too wet and a bit undercooked.
Luckily, these 'talented' chefs were willing to make us some real and proper food (sausages and maggi mee) and their sins were immediately wiped off. And this time, they were good. Probably because the food itself does not require much effort at all. Wee.
I'm just very thankful that my mum is an excellent cook.
HaHAHHAAAAaahhhaaa...
Anyway, Jo and Irene, if you are willing to lend me your kitchen one day, I promise I will make you an excellent meal at no extra charge at all. XD
Sunday, October 19, 2008
surprises (good and bad)
I just read
Ahh, the reason I’m writing this is not to complain about me not having a proper surprise on my birthday. At least I know I better make this clear before any of you start to plant thoughts into your head.
In fact, I did receive one surprise when I was in…form 4 going on form 5. We had then attended a leadership camp held at
I shall stop with all the surprises and parties. Let me just get down to business.
First of all, I would like to congratulate Dr. Ng Yen Yen for being elected as the first woman in the vice-presidency of MCA. “Women have to work hard, and be twice as good as men” was what she quipped. This is so true. Her triumph in securing a place as a veep has certainly opened the doors for other women candidates to join in the crowd in the coming years. So, Dr Ng, please work smart and fight for the rights of women.
Secondly, I need to apologise to feifei for holding him responsible for making me ill the other day. I was certainly in no position to throw all the blame on you as I might have contracted the cold myself. Thousands of apologies to you.
Third (and also the last), I would like to criticize the service that I had received while having my family dinner at a Chinese restaurant in town last night. The service was slow and even worse, the service was bad. We had almost reached the end of the dinner when we ordered a dessert to officially end our feast. One waitress came, and started scooping the dessert into the bowls arranged neatly nearby. After she was done with her task, the whole table was wet! And she had not even attempted to apologise to us or wipe off the mess immediately.
We had paid 5% for the service charge and this is how we were treated? I might as well not pay for the charge if this is the service that they are going to offer to a first-timer like me. That’s it. The restaurant is out of the list.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
This virus is extremely and incredibly vicious. Not only had it attacked feifei, it also attacked my mum and I. At the point of writing, I am still feeling very dizzy and I can’t help but to blame feifei for passing me the cold. I know that it’s unfair to blame it on a little baby since he can’t speak for himself, but who else can I blame it on? Myself? Which fool will actually blame herself? Now, it's your turn to speak.
Anyway, having gone through thick and thin together, aun and feifei still remain as the boys i love most deep down inside my heart.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Live to eat or eat to live?
I strongly believe that this month represents the eating season (maybe it’s just for me). My eyes have been relentlessly on the lookout for food in
I am quite particular when it comes to choosing the right food. Anything that is too oily or pricey is definitely a big No for me. Sometimes, I do get a bit frustrated when I stumbled upon good food with expensive price tags because I could not afford to foot the bill at all. Sad, isn’t it? Are you the same? Tell me…
The list of food that I'm thinking at the moment.
Lok lok - This is my all-time favourite food. However, it's getting pricier lately.
Who can ever resist Mee Goreng? I've heard that the calories are superbly high though.
Char Koay Teow - it just makes me drool everytime I'm near the stall
I also love the sauce.
Rojak - The stall that I frequented most of the time is at Gurney Drive. The uncle gives a generous amount of sauce and yau char koay.
Filet o fish - From RM4 onwards, you can get this delicious burger at McD
And how can I ever forget my favourite koay teow th'ng?
Just one more before I end the list
It's Big Apple Donuts!!!!
Sunday, October 12, 2008
my sleeping country
Are they (the leaders) going to react only when the others are making their recovery plan? Have they no idea that a global recession is on its way to our country? Or do they regard politicking as a significant step to weather the crisis? I surely hope not…
Too bad I’m just an average student. There's nothing much I can do to talk my way through to the politicians whose interest are certainly not to care for the welfare of the fellow citizens.
Arghhh…I can't help but to grumble about my Boleh-land.
Someone please do something.
Praying hard.
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Wedding registration
To be even more precise, I was a video girl who was in charge of recording the whole oath-taking ceremony using a digital camera. And I’m proud to say that I have delivered my job pretty well.
The sky looked ominously dark and the sun was overshadowed by the turbulent clouds just as we were about to start our ride. Fortunately, God took mercy on us and somehow, He prevented the rain from pouring on us this afternoon. It would sure to be a mess if it was to rain.
And finally, being the third pair of the day, my cousin and his girlfriend were happily marked as husband and wife. When the ceremony was just about to end, we were retained in the room to listen to what the lady who registered the marriage for them has to say. She spoke in two languages, first in Mandarin and then followed by English. I could not really comprehend what she said the first time, so I had to wait for her to deliver it in English.
Still, I did not really get what she was trying to say. All I know is, right after she had finished talking, almost everyone (excluding me of course) reached into their pocket and took out their wallet. The ladies, on the other hand, unzipped their hand bags. Each of them quietly proceeded to the front desk, where a transparent bowl of money was placed and dropped their money into the sealed bowl before swiftly returning to their seat.
Now I get it! I think the lady was asking for donation for the handicapped. Errr, is this the right time?
Just being curious, I wonder if the lady was going to unregister any couple who refused to contribute to the ‘bank’. Cheeky ones like me would have probably turned a deaf ear and pretended to look elsewhere :P
And coincidently, the lady had also performed the same task on my parents many years ago! If I was notified earlier, I would have insisted to take picture with the lady! Without her, my parents would not be possibly married, and I would not be here today updating my blog.
That’s the end.
I hereby announce that my cameo role has officially ended.