But if you think I still look like this now. You are wrong! Make an effort to come see me more then :-)
This IS Me.
I coloured my hair a darker shade of Chestnut. So it looks a shade lighter than my original hair colour. The hairdresser layered it for me really, layered it. The hairdresser did, I emphasize. :'( Gave myself a shorter fringe, which regretfully looked like one I had back in Sandakan. And had them blew straight for me.
It looked pretty ok, except that everytime I see myself in the mirror, I see an imposition of the 5Sains2 name tag and the marshmallow like high school uniform on me. Ish-nya.
But my hair is back to its curly roots. 2 hairdressers who blew straight for me over here, had told me that I looked better with straight hair. Before any thoughts of a nasty comeback for this comment flashes across your minds (read: Steve, Choo and Lowena), I do think it might be influenced by the $250 price tag for hair straigtening here.
Can you identify who are those in this picture. Just a small reminder: The camera's scope was small, our faces never too big.
And yes, we sing Thai songs. More like backing vocals to Amy, singing one or two lines right and the others a mess. Yok Mei Kun and Dae Long, are the only ones I know. Unlike the multi talented SiewChin who even promised to rap me a song in Thai. I remember, and am waiting.
Got feel leh!
Got feel lo!
Furthermore, there is a box, yes thou heard me rite, a BOX of mandarins here next to me. Although you most probably can predict and argue that it was the result of adding a group of Sandakan aunties to Victoria Market and the convenience of having a car, but you can't deny its influence in ooomph-ing the CNY feel gua. I very much wanna snap a shot of the mandarins, sadly they are deteriorating too rapidly and. . . uglily. But (!!) CNY spirit lives!
Speaking of which, it is Merdeka Day today. And here I am rambling on about my passion for CNY?
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Erm. I love my country. Erm. I purposely used a lot of M'sian slangs this time~!
Anyway, some peeps and I are gonna visit Rich Maha tonight for some real deal mamak food. And now that you mention about Merdeka, we were talking about things we did for the day in the past. A topic I ended up being a LISTENER only. Then this classic came up. The names of the people in the story are protected for privacy purposes and my protective purposes.
After a long day of paintball, R and his friends dropped by a mamak place for supper and it last till almost 12 am. X suggested that everyone stand up straight and sing Negaraku once the clock stroke 12. So it was decided. By the time the clock struck 12, they really stood up straight and sang out loud.
Me: So ALL of you stood up and sang?
R: Yeah, 3 of us la.
Me: What! 3 of you only!!
R: Or actually 4 la.
W: OMG~! If there were actually 10-15 people then I would not mind la! 3 only!
R: Actually, dun wanna think about it anymore la.
Hugging?
Kissing? (Why was I not there?)
.. Some kinda other fish ..
.. Seared tuna and some other fish strips with apple and celery sides ..
.. A forgotten dish ..
.. Chicken and mushroom risotto with goat cheese ..
Pictures taken on a beautiful lunch date with my family at St. Kilda's Stokehouse. It is a really nice place, despite being a bit pricey (Bro was there :->). The atmosphere was relaxing and breezy. The whole family was laughing and joking. Glasses were clinking. Beautifully baked French bread were being buttered.
Both our eyebrows resembling caterpillars, big fat caterpillars.
So, I decided to wear down my fringe.
Notice the floppy hair and the handsome face. The 1990's standard.
Why don't I do something about it?
No Money la, what do you expect? It is the curse of the high currency rate here in Aussie and the higher service fees charged. The result? Floppy 90's fringe with two contrasting tones of colour and a more contrasting caterpillar-like eyebrows.
With such a depressing hair image rite now, the coldness of winter is only dampening my mood further. So badly that, extremely small, fluffy, cute and simple stuffs can make me super excited for a split second.
First, to see Mist coming outta ur every breath. Makes me feel like a mystical creature, not scrap that, Mystical 'Being', one that produces all the Mist in Ivalice. . keke.
Second, the sudden appearance of cotton candies, pink and fluffy! Knowing how life-less the bunch of us are rite now, me and my coursemates were literally thrilled to see some colour in our life. Before gobbling it all up and proceeded to go on a sugar-high. For wine and cheese on the same day, there was a candy cocktail~ higher on sugar by 5 pm.