Monday, February 16, 2009

'When do you think we'll stop dancing?'

Ever celebrated your friends birthday for 3 days, plus a tie in with some weekend madness? Adds up to..around 5 days of multi-party-bday fun. Reminds you of those Indian weddings that goes on for days: How it all started... Chippys for steak & mushroom pies, Al's Diner for jello shots, prive 1/2, krn boys, dance, dance, rest, burger quest at bull dogs, house party, taboo, guitar heroes, more jello shots, prive 2/2, simon's table, more dance, rest, taiwanese drama, work, surprise bday party hats, BOO! frds expression = priceless, apple cidor acting as champagne, tiramisu cake, jizz in my pants haha, rest, work, sc frds art opening at fringe club, SC reunion?, jap all you can eat, rest, day trip to macau, portugeese food, lots of bread avec butter, jumping in random places for quick digestion, po tart, intense go cart race, venetian: neh mama day, mgm: wayy better, wynn: like the interior but smells like a toilet, more portg food, rest, work work, biggest h.o. till 6-7pm, chilled @ mo's, congee & thai, lotr xbox + guitar heroes, heartbreak kid, rest, borrowed books at library for the first time, cwb lunch, bought two books as per flow's recommendation.

I think I have a newfound hero in my life. TEEHEE


Pre & post happy times.. ;D

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

mom.ents like these

Why is it that most girls go through a turmoltuous/rebellious teenage period and then grow out of it to realize the true motivation behind their mother's actions. So much time and care placed in raising a child and all the good that they want to grow out of you. All their hopes expressed through over-protective care, only to be misunderstood as trappings and the urge to go against their wishes.

Fast forward in time and you grow up. You realize that it's the little things that count. Like seeing freshly folded clothes being placed on your bed. Or seeing their ever happy smile that welcomes you come home after 12 hour day at work. A simple bowl of hot soup or tong sui. Mothers do so much for the family and I would assume, half of it is taken for granted. If your mom tells you sit straight, do it rather than purposely hunching ur back. Treasure their nags and repetitiveness because that's her job, to look after you.

Long distance sucks, wish mommy would come back soon. *heart xx.
btw. Have I mentioned that my mom has thing for mr. fung? He does look pretty tall+hot here. :P