Look in the mirror and say...
... "I'm beautiful and I'm going to make things happy for myself."
Or as cute and pampered as little puppy?
... "I'm beautiful and I'm going to make things happy for myself."
Or as cute and pampered as little puppy?
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I often wonder, how many times is one too many times?
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Nothing beats home made snacks. Don't ask me how she managed to smuggle them in - probably with her cute looks *wink*. I'm not going to try an explain what they are - it'll take me forever! So here are some pictures of THE SNACKS:-

how to explain that white stuff, it just simply melts in your mouth.
And of course, how could we not drink to the occation!
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I'm have 2 completely different genre of friends:-
..... and I'm stuck in the middle.... because I love them all to bits, and I fit in both mould....
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It's Monday, and technically it should be a normal working day, but I took matters into my own hands and declared today as a day of rest and relax - if i've not done so already.
First and foremost, to all the chinese out there...HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR! It's the year of the pig *oink oink*, which means Dad has officially turned old-er.
Highlights over this weekend:
1. Reunion dinner at my borrowed family's house - It was such a hot summer day that the transformer went "bang" and cut off all elecricity to the street. I was enjoying myself with Lady (sorry, i wish i have a photo of her, she's a cute white ball of fluff - a cross tzishu and maltesse) under the aircon when i heard the bang. In the heat of panic, everyone rushed around trying to cook using the BBQ stove and make-shift gas stove in the garage. It was fun and hilarious trying to cook in the dark - burnt vegetables and tea towel caught fire. We ate and ate and ate, under the candle lights, being bitten by mozzies, getting drunk under the stars.
2. Fixing the transformer -It took the electrician 2 hours before 2 trucks drove up the street. 15 kids (age between 4 - 19) stood outside watching them replace the fused something (i really have no idea what that thing was). I had a little girl Joey in my arms. She was so tiny that I was afraid of crushing her ribs. 20 minutes later, we saw lights! One house after another.... HURAY! All the kids yelled in delight - Thank you mister, thank you for your help and happy chinese new year! - quite frankly, I doubt these guys know that we were having a celebration, or why we are so relief to rush back in to the room and switch on the aircon.
3. A phone call from my real home - Dad's birthday falling on the first day of CNY? It's huge! Not to mention turning 60 is a milestone to celebrate. Talking on the phone with my real family was tough - laughing and passing the phone around to a room full of people, some I don't even remember what they look like now. 8 nieces and nephews? Since when?! It was faster than speed dating - *ding* times up, next aunty on the line....
4. Mom's extra special day - So I've officially lived for 28 years, 12 hours and 24 minutes. And I don't feel a day any different.
I've always imagined this weekend to be different. It would have been a BIG celebration of food, party, laughter and the whole village would have been there. Except it was almost that, minus the real family.
Big Thanks to my borrowed family!! - the food was great as usual,and the company was hilarious! Sorry I couldn't share point #4 with you guys. It's a secret :)
ps: I've received my first ang pao (red packet) in 8 years! Yipee!
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Receipe:
1. Log in to msn
2. Choose a target
3. Say "Hi!"
4. Wait for a reply
5. Say "So I heard you had a thing with so-and-so"
6. and let the game begin....
I have to say, I really didn't mean to start off a conversation out of the blue and just simply pull topics out of my arse - although I do tend to do that ever so often, I really need to learn to keep my mouth shut and bite my tongue before I let it go lashing out like that...
So let me just clear the air... Didn't mean it! No intentions, just one of those things that I pull-out-of-my-arse type conversations.
Penalty:
Wear this cardboard around your neck and walk around Central Park
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Once in a while I get into one of my moods. I want to try something new. Anything from a new hair style, new dressing style, new hair color. This time around, my hair is too short to do anything about it, and I've already changed color to it, so I decided to try something from the inside - Detoxify. So for the next 21 days, my diet will have to change.
Here's the menu:
1. A glass of warm water with a splash of lemon juice every morning
Easy.. I can do that
2. No caffeine - that includes no coffee or tea, herbal tea is OK
Tough. I'll give it a go. I need my caffeine everyday.
3. No fruit, except for bananas
Easy enough, I like bananas
4. No red meat
Easy. I prefer chicken any day
5. No dairy
OK, I've learnt to drink soy milk, that's fine. I can live without cheese for a bit
6. No cigarettes, no alcohol
No problemo
7. No food containing wheat, yeast, gluten
Errr... OK, that means I have to start reading labels. I have a friend who is celiac. If she can do it, so can I (not that she had a choice not to anyway).
8. Tuna and Salmon fish
Easy! My 2 favorite fish. 
Sounds easy enough. I've been struggling to find food that DOES NOT contain yeast, wheat or gluten! How do the rest of the people out there who's allergic to these do it?? They MUST shop somewhere. And so they did. if you are desperate enough, you'll find it. Well, as for the caffeine.... I have sniffles every morning, and it's only a matter of time before I say I GIVE UP!
Day 6... and counting...
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Once in a blue moon i'll tidy up my wardrobe when i'm bored at home and too lazy to go out. I thought about dyeing my hair to some other color but I was way too lazy to drive out and get the color.
What a pleasant surprise when i saw a box of "goodies". Letters, cards and gifts given to me from friends. I felt like a little kid finding a treasure box full of gold coin chocolates! (although i really would rather like to find a box full of money, fat chance).
Drawing up a cup of hot chocolate with my fondue (awsome, if you're a chocolate lover, get one and make your own creamy thick hot chocolate), had the aircon cranked up (money well spent! *pat on my back*), i sat curl up on the sofa slowing reading through all the cards, letters and gifts.
Can i just say, sad as it seems, there were so many that i just cried while reading through them. Surprisingly, these are friends that i've not lost. Just that we're all scattered around the world. Letters dated back to 1999, the latest being 2003. That just shows that after 2003, when email became really dominant in my life (and that's the year i started working), i spent less time on more personal communications. I'm a slave to technology. When I meet someone, it's "do you have an email/business card?" as opposed to "what's your mailing address?" and i hate exchanging phone numbers, it's a tad too personal for my liking.
As i read through the letters, i realised that i killed the old me. Either that or I've matured to a boring, selfish little b!tch. Some old habits die hard, as i read through some, i can't help but smile..."that is just so ME".
This is a shout out of those who have sent me endless postcards and letters, first and foremost, sorry that i've not once wrote back, and all i did was emailed or sms back (my excuse is im in IT). Secondly, it was these written words that made me realised why I should continue being who I am and not fit myself into someone elses' mould (I'm too unique to be fitted into a prepared mould). And lastly, I promise to email and/or sms you with my updates :) Old habits die hard remember? Moreover, i have terrible handwritting :)
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