L and I were talking last night and she mentioned something about how people seem to look me out whenever they are bored and in dire need of entertainment. Which certainly did not sound very nice to me. I immediately asked her, "What am I, a variety show?"
She of course tried to backtrack and strongly disagreed any connection between me and variety shows, but woman, the damage has been done. I know what you had in mind, stop denying it!!
Grrr...
Variety shows like X-man, Love Letter, Ya Shim Man Man, Happy Together, Infinite Challenge have always cheered me up when I was feeling down. There's nothing better than sitting down and watching episodes of these variety shows and laughing my head off when MC Yoo, Kang Ho Dong, Park Myung Su and Shin Jung Hwan start performing their weirdly hillarious antics for people like me. They make me happy. And I always get a good night's sleep after watching any of their variety shows.
But being called one myself just doesn't seem very flattering.
Sigh..
At least I am bringing joy to the people around me, just like how my favourite entertainers bring joy to me.
Sigh..
A variety show..
SIGH...
Friday, November 30, 2007
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Shim shim hae
It's been a relatively boring week so far.. Bored outta my skull.. I need some excitement!
I NEED an Ipod!!!
Sigh.. Another 3 more months.. 3 more months.. 3 more months..
Till then all I can say is: shim shim hae...
Someone come save me before I start molding and turn into a fossil...
SIGH....
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Family
Isn't it strange how the very people supposed to be closest to you can be the ones that hurt you the most? Is that what family is? I really wonder.
I have never been especially close with my extended family members due to many factors. I never grew up with them, visiting only during holidays and special occassions. And there was always a communication gap between us, my sister and I grew up in the city and they grew up in a more country like place. It's a little town where everyone knows everyone else, kinda like those small places that you see in dramas. Anyways, back to them. They were always running around amongst themselves, sharing their little jokes about the neighbourhood while my sister and I would just stand in the corner, blank looks on our faces.
Of course, being cousins we would play with each other and invent strange games that I recall fondly upon. But I always felt that, to a certain extent, I was always on the outside looking in. Even with my grandparents it was the same thing. They would always favour my other cousins over my sister and I, probably due to the fact that they themselves hardly knew us. We were the ones that lived away from them, the ones that spoke English instead of dialect. And when we did speak dialect, we would do so with accents, sounding somewhat snobbish I suppose. We would speak English with our aunts and uncles, and this made us look even worse in their eyes. I'll always remember my grandmother saying "Thank you" to me instead of her usual "Mmm" that she does to my cousins when they do things for her. That made me feel as though I really was a visiting guest, not part of the family.
Apart from that, I'll always remember the way my family members always had something to comment about my sister and I. No matter what we did, it was always seen as trying to be different and we were always regarded as attention seekers. My sister and my cousin are of the same age, and therefore always scrutinised together.I was always compared with the other cousins who were closer to me in age. While my sister and I did exceptionally well in school, my cousins learnt how to smoke and gamble. This never changed their opinions of us though. It was almost like we were deliberately trying to upstage the rest of the cousins. The others could do no wrong. My sister and I would do everything wrong.
My grandparents did show us affection though, they would always remember what my sister and I liked to eat and would call us to the table for extra servings of our favourites. As long as we were in no way a direct threat to the rest of the children, we were loved.
Strange? I think so too.
But now I've gotten used to it. And when I hear of families being so close knit that cousins hang out together and all, I find it a bit difficult to understand such closeness. I have a few cousins who are closer to me than the rest but none who I would do those things with. None. Even if they want to do such things with me, I'd feel extremely uncomfortable and try my best to get out of it. It's so.. unnatural for me to be close with them. It really is.
My family, to me, consists of my parents, my sister and myself. And now, my brother in law and my soon to arrive nephew. Cruel words are not spared in my family as well, we do have our trials and tribulations, but at the end of the day, we look at each other and everything's ok again. We don't have to say sorry coz we know that we're the only ones there for each other.
And that's enough.
I have never been especially close with my extended family members due to many factors. I never grew up with them, visiting only during holidays and special occassions. And there was always a communication gap between us, my sister and I grew up in the city and they grew up in a more country like place. It's a little town where everyone knows everyone else, kinda like those small places that you see in dramas. Anyways, back to them. They were always running around amongst themselves, sharing their little jokes about the neighbourhood while my sister and I would just stand in the corner, blank looks on our faces.
Of course, being cousins we would play with each other and invent strange games that I recall fondly upon. But I always felt that, to a certain extent, I was always on the outside looking in. Even with my grandparents it was the same thing. They would always favour my other cousins over my sister and I, probably due to the fact that they themselves hardly knew us. We were the ones that lived away from them, the ones that spoke English instead of dialect. And when we did speak dialect, we would do so with accents, sounding somewhat snobbish I suppose. We would speak English with our aunts and uncles, and this made us look even worse in their eyes. I'll always remember my grandmother saying "Thank you" to me instead of her usual "Mmm" that she does to my cousins when they do things for her. That made me feel as though I really was a visiting guest, not part of the family.
Apart from that, I'll always remember the way my family members always had something to comment about my sister and I. No matter what we did, it was always seen as trying to be different and we were always regarded as attention seekers. My sister and my cousin are of the same age, and therefore always scrutinised together.I was always compared with the other cousins who were closer to me in age. While my sister and I did exceptionally well in school, my cousins learnt how to smoke and gamble. This never changed their opinions of us though. It was almost like we were deliberately trying to upstage the rest of the cousins. The others could do no wrong. My sister and I would do everything wrong.
My grandparents did show us affection though, they would always remember what my sister and I liked to eat and would call us to the table for extra servings of our favourites. As long as we were in no way a direct threat to the rest of the children, we were loved.
Strange? I think so too.
But now I've gotten used to it. And when I hear of families being so close knit that cousins hang out together and all, I find it a bit difficult to understand such closeness. I have a few cousins who are closer to me than the rest but none who I would do those things with. None. Even if they want to do such things with me, I'd feel extremely uncomfortable and try my best to get out of it. It's so.. unnatural for me to be close with them. It really is.
My family, to me, consists of my parents, my sister and myself. And now, my brother in law and my soon to arrive nephew. Cruel words are not spared in my family as well, we do have our trials and tribulations, but at the end of the day, we look at each other and everything's ok again. We don't have to say sorry coz we know that we're the only ones there for each other.
And that's enough.
Monday, November 26, 2007
Of late
Things have been a little strange for me of late. I spent lots time with K last week, since R went on a trip with her family (she's back already, yayy!) and L has been MIA for a pretty long time. I think the last time I saw her was probably like 2 weeks ago? It's been so long, I can't remember. Aish, the bad thing that comes with age.. short term memory..
Anyways, did a bit of shopping last week- bought new sneakers, a book, moisturisers- basically all the essentials in a girl's life, haha! Also envied K's latest toy, I can't wait to get one!! Patience is a virtue which I, unfortunately, severly lack. But in this matter I have no choice BUT to wait...
Sigh.. 3 months doesn't seem that long.
Who am I kidding, it IS long! Especially since I want it NOW!!! Sigh...
Another thing.. I seem to be having a spot of minor would be accidents on the road. I was nearly hit by a van (or a similarly sized vehicle) while I was crossing the road with K. The stupid driver just decided to reverse his car when he was supposed to be going straight! And he obviously didn't check his rearview mirror coz he nearly hit me! Lucky for me I struck out my arm at the car before it could actually come in contact with the rest of my body and the stupid driver stopped before turning and driving off. The nerve. Idiot.
Then a few days later, I was driving home at night when I suddenly spaced out and nearly went up a curb. I have no idea how/ why but in that few seconds, I just cannot remember what I was thinking about at all. Everything's a blank to me. I came to my senses only when I felt the tyres screeching against the curb and felt the bump it caused. There was a long line of cars coming from the opposite side of the road, and all I can say is thank goodness I veered off to the curb instead of veering towards the oncoming cars.
Bad luck? Maybe, but I'd prefer to think it as having good luck. Thank god nothing serious happened in both accounts. I am thanking my lucky stars now!!
Anyways, I am feeling sleepy now. Time to tuck myself into bed and dream great dreams! Night everyone!
Anyways, did a bit of shopping last week- bought new sneakers, a book, moisturisers- basically all the essentials in a girl's life, haha! Also envied K's latest toy, I can't wait to get one!! Patience is a virtue which I, unfortunately, severly lack. But in this matter I have no choice BUT to wait...
Sigh.. 3 months doesn't seem that long.
Who am I kidding, it IS long! Especially since I want it NOW!!! Sigh...
Another thing.. I seem to be having a spot of minor would be accidents on the road. I was nearly hit by a van (or a similarly sized vehicle) while I was crossing the road with K. The stupid driver just decided to reverse his car when he was supposed to be going straight! And he obviously didn't check his rearview mirror coz he nearly hit me! Lucky for me I struck out my arm at the car before it could actually come in contact with the rest of my body and the stupid driver stopped before turning and driving off. The nerve. Idiot.
Then a few days later, I was driving home at night when I suddenly spaced out and nearly went up a curb. I have no idea how/ why but in that few seconds, I just cannot remember what I was thinking about at all. Everything's a blank to me. I came to my senses only when I felt the tyres screeching against the curb and felt the bump it caused. There was a long line of cars coming from the opposite side of the road, and all I can say is thank goodness I veered off to the curb instead of veering towards the oncoming cars.
Bad luck? Maybe, but I'd prefer to think it as having good luck. Thank god nothing serious happened in both accounts. I am thanking my lucky stars now!!
Anyways, I am feeling sleepy now. Time to tuck myself into bed and dream great dreams! Night everyone!
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Bean sprouts
Sigh.. I ended up with a HUGE bag of bean sprouts today. Thinking of how to cook them, since I only know one recipe. Searching for recipes online now (don't you just love the net??). It's a good thing that I am in a cooking mood, or else I'd be working in the kitchen with a face black enough to scare the Thunder God away..
Anyways, it's been a rather slow day. Not that I'm complaining, I love days where I can actually do things that I WANT to do instead of things that I HAVE to do. Plus people have been asking me about my official application post, muahahaha! Sorry all, but going to have to keep you guys in the dark for a while longer. I'll tell everyone when I feel like sharing. So just bear with my little act of being mysterious for a while more, ok?
Anyways, it's been a rather slow day. Not that I'm complaining, I love days where I can actually do things that I WANT to do instead of things that I HAVE to do. Plus people have been asking me about my official application post, muahahaha! Sorry all, but going to have to keep you guys in the dark for a while longer. I'll tell everyone when I feel like sharing. So just bear with my little act of being mysterious for a while more, ok?
Monday, November 19, 2007
Bokeum Bap
Friday, November 16, 2007
Hooked on you

I was browsing Crunchyroll and stumbled upon this movie while I was looking for something else. The picture of Miriam Yeung caught my eye, especially since A and I were talking about the movie (starring Miriam) that A has always loved a couple of days ago. That in mind, I decided to give it a shot and watched it in full today.

Initially, I thought that this was a romance cum market place vs supermarket comedy coz the beginning of movie centered around Fortune Market and somewhere in the middle, they introduced a newly opened supermarket which posed as a threat to Fortune. Then I realised that this movie was more than your regular comedy, and this was one movie that I felt I could relate to personally.
Miriam's character was someone that was never contented with her current life, but she stuck it out because she had no choice. Even then, she always set goals for herself and would never compromise with what she envisioned herself to be. However, at the end of the day she realises that by being so anal that way, she lost out on so many opportunities that could have completed her. And for what? Her pride. And her never ending search for a Gucci that looked like a Prada.
Years later, she realises that what she truly wants was what she has been rejecting all along, but too bad.. it's too late. She ends up not wallowing in self pity but discovering that everything is a part of a process and that her life, although far from her standards of what constitutes perfection, is not a failure.
My thoughts after watching this movie was that this is the very thing that my friends and I have been lamenting about for years. We too have been searching for our Guccis that looked like Pradas, knowing full well that it doesn't exist. But we still set such targets and insist on finding them out, convinced that they're there somewhere waiting to be found. But unlike Miu, we still haven't found what we truly want. At this point, we are still flailing around hunting for our greener pastures. And maybe someday, we will find it. Fingers crossed. But even if we don't, we too will discover that everything is a part of a process and our lives are not failures. We always have to move forward and never dwell on the past because there'll always be something better lying ahead of us even if it's not something we planned for ourselves.
The ending of the movie was definitely not something I expected and I'm glad that it wasn't. Funny, emotional and most importantly, meaningful, "Hooked on You" has won a special place in my list of movies, and is absolutely one movie that I would recommend to everyone.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Official applications!
L and I submitted our official applications yesterday!!
Wish us luck!!
v ^_^ v!!
Wish us luck!!
v ^_^ v!!
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Mandu
I had mandu for a snack today! The girls and I plus a dongsaeng went to the nearby eating spot for dinner. There wasn't much to eat, dongsaeng was having his favourite tangsumyun (and slurping all the sauce that came with it.. sigh.. boys..) and we wanted something light, so we went for mandu! Haven't had it in ages, it was still as good as before. No other place makes mandu the way this ajjuma does. Hers is absolute perfection!
Aii.. I want more mandu..
Maybe I should go have them again tomorrow. Anyone interested in joining me?
Aii.. I want more mandu..
Maybe I should go have them again tomorrow. Anyone interested in joining me?
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Namu
I have been listening to Tei's "Namu" all day today.. His soulful voice and the lovely lyrics really suited today's gloomy, rainy weather. And the slow ballad fit in with my mood. I think I've listened to it enough times that I've memorised the lyrics already. But it's so lovely! I just love Tei's voice, so soothing.

Black and white

Anyways, back to Anyband. It's a project group comprising of BoA (this really IS her name.. I know.. it really reminds me of those not so friendly creatures living in the Amazon, but never mind..), Xiah Junsu from Dong Bang Shin Ki, Tablo from Epik High (another group that I really like!) as well as jazz pianist Jin Bora. They are the new faces of Anycall's latest commercial, which you can probably watch on Youtube or Veoh. I liked their previous three ads as well, the ones with Lee Hyori in it (also available on Youtube). Oh! And you should listen to "Anymotion"! Another really addictive song!
But I digress again...
Anyways, the thing I like about "Promise You" is Tablo's rapping with Jin Bora's playing in the background. It's my favourite part of the song- a perfect combination, really. I like the lyrics too, very catchy and has a very feel good flavour to it. But most of all, I like the way they complement each other in this song, despite belonging to rather different genres. Ok, BoA and Junsu both belong to mainstream Kpop whereas Epik High is more out there, more raw. The three together with Jin Bora, who would have thought that they could actually become such a great project group?


Tei in colour

I likes Tei. Can you tell?
Another song that has grown on me is "Promise You" by Anyband. Well, it's not really a band called Anyband, can you imagine if it was, gosh that would have to be one of the worst names in the world.. then again you think of Finkl (Fine Killing Liberty- what does that even mean??), SuShi (Su Nyeo Shi Dae) and Wonder Girls and then you realise, maybe it's not THAT bad after all. I seriously wonder why the Korean music scene is littered with all these really badly named groups..

Anyband's promo poster
Anyways, back to Anyband. It's a project group comprising of BoA (this really IS her name.. I know.. it really reminds me of those not so friendly creatures living in the Amazon, but never mind..), Xiah Junsu from Dong Bang Shin Ki, Tablo from Epik High (another group that I really like!) as well as jazz pianist Jin Bora. They are the new faces of Anycall's latest commercial, which you can probably watch on Youtube or Veoh. I liked their previous three ads as well, the ones with Lee Hyori in it (also available on Youtube). Oh! And you should listen to "Anymotion"! Another really addictive song!
But I digress again...
Anyways, the thing I like about "Promise You" is Tablo's rapping with Jin Bora's playing in the background. It's my favourite part of the song- a perfect combination, really. I like the lyrics too, very catchy and has a very feel good flavour to it. But most of all, I like the way they complement each other in this song, despite belonging to rather different genres. Ok, BoA and Junsu both belong to mainstream Kpop whereas Epik High is more out there, more raw. The three together with Jin Bora, who would have thought that they could actually become such a great project group?

L-R: Tablo, BoA, Jin Bora, Xiah Junsu
I didn't. And I must say, I am pleasantly surprised.
But today's mood is still "Namu". Maybe I'll feel more like "Promise You" tomorrow.
I'll tell you all tomorrow.
Thursday, November 8, 2007
Wedding bells
*HERE COMES THE BRIDE*
*ALL DRESSED IN WHITE*
*AND HER FRIENDS SEATED AT THE SIDE*
*ALL FEEL SORROW FOR HER PLIGHT*
This is really what I feel like saying to a friend of mine getting married soon. Ok, I'm pretty sure that she's not miserable or anything, I mean she's been going on and on about getting married for ages so it's great that she's ACTUALLY going to get married. But I can't help but feel that she's tying the knot a bit too soon. I mean we're young! And at the peaks of our lives! Why get married now? WHY??
Needless to say I do not comprehend that trend of thought. Everyone seems to think that I have commitment issues (which I probably do, but never mind) and they all think that it's about time that my closest circle of friends and I actually got attached. It doesn't help that we're being slapped with wedding invites left and right and have nosey relatives itching to get all the singletons married off. I swear it's like being single is a disease that has to be cured in order to fit into their mould of what constitutes being normal. Heck if being normal means having to get married, then I would rather be weird and strange for at least another 7-8 years..
I mean, once I settle down it's a lifetime commitment (hopefully, but I am rather sceptical considering the latest marriage statistics) to one person. That means that no matter what I do, I'm going to have to consider the other party, his family, my family and OUR family. I won't have the opportunity to do anything I want anymore! I'm sure we'll all say that yeah, we can maintain our ideal lifestyles and all, but c'mon. Who are we kidding here? The likelihood of that actually happening is like close to what.. zero?? Therefore, is it really too much to want to have a few more years to myself? Is it really?
Maybe what everyone says is true and that I might most probably sing to a different tune when I meet THE ONE.
*SNORT*
Oops, you didn't hear me do that. It was a cough.
*Cough- SNORT- Cough*
See, it happened again! I must be coming down with something.
The one. Somehow that sounds even more ludicrous than a perfect marriage.
The sceptic in me lives on!! What would I do without her??
But my ramblings aside, I do honestly wish my friend all the best as she walks down her next path in life. I know that it won't be all a bed of roses, but I pray that she'll remember the lovely scent of her rose patch when she gets pricked by the thorns and march on forward without dwelling on the pain and just concentrate on the good. I wish you joy and bliss from the bottom of my heart.
Although I don't quite understand, I'll still support you!!
Congratulations dear friend!!
*ALL DRESSED IN WHITE*
*AND HER FRIENDS SEATED AT THE SIDE*
*ALL FEEL SORROW FOR HER PLIGHT*
This is really what I feel like saying to a friend of mine getting married soon. Ok, I'm pretty sure that she's not miserable or anything, I mean she's been going on and on about getting married for ages so it's great that she's ACTUALLY going to get married. But I can't help but feel that she's tying the knot a bit too soon. I mean we're young! And at the peaks of our lives! Why get married now? WHY??
Needless to say I do not comprehend that trend of thought. Everyone seems to think that I have commitment issues (which I probably do, but never mind) and they all think that it's about time that my closest circle of friends and I actually got attached. It doesn't help that we're being slapped with wedding invites left and right and have nosey relatives itching to get all the singletons married off. I swear it's like being single is a disease that has to be cured in order to fit into their mould of what constitutes being normal. Heck if being normal means having to get married, then I would rather be weird and strange for at least another 7-8 years..
I mean, once I settle down it's a lifetime commitment (hopefully, but I am rather sceptical considering the latest marriage statistics) to one person. That means that no matter what I do, I'm going to have to consider the other party, his family, my family and OUR family. I won't have the opportunity to do anything I want anymore! I'm sure we'll all say that yeah, we can maintain our ideal lifestyles and all, but c'mon. Who are we kidding here? The likelihood of that actually happening is like close to what.. zero?? Therefore, is it really too much to want to have a few more years to myself? Is it really?
Maybe what everyone says is true and that I might most probably sing to a different tune when I meet THE ONE.
*SNORT*
Oops, you didn't hear me do that. It was a cough.
*Cough- SNORT- Cough*
See, it happened again! I must be coming down with something.
The one. Somehow that sounds even more ludicrous than a perfect marriage.
The sceptic in me lives on!! What would I do without her??
But my ramblings aside, I do honestly wish my friend all the best as she walks down her next path in life. I know that it won't be all a bed of roses, but I pray that she'll remember the lovely scent of her rose patch when she gets pricked by the thorns and march on forward without dwelling on the pain and just concentrate on the good. I wish you joy and bliss from the bottom of my heart.
Although I don't quite understand, I'll still support you!!
Congratulations dear friend!!
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
6 months
It's my 6th month anniversary today with my blog!!
WOO!!!!
I can't believe that I have maintained this blog for so long, as I have completely forgotten about all the other blogs I have. But this blog is special. It's become a habit of mine to document little bits of my everyday life in here. And when I read past posts, I remember those bits that I would have forgotten and smile. Or frown. Or basically feel the way I felt when I wrote those entries.
Anyways, happy 6th month dear blog!! I look forward to our one year anniversary!
This entry may sound kinda sad, if you know what I mean. But I'm celebrating my life here! So dispel all thoughts of me sounding pathetic!
*Blog!! Saranghae!!!*
WOO!!!!
I can't believe that I have maintained this blog for so long, as I have completely forgotten about all the other blogs I have. But this blog is special. It's become a habit of mine to document little bits of my everyday life in here. And when I read past posts, I remember those bits that I would have forgotten and smile. Or frown. Or basically feel the way I felt when I wrote those entries.
Anyways, happy 6th month dear blog!! I look forward to our one year anniversary!
This entry may sound kinda sad, if you know what I mean. But I'm celebrating my life here! So dispel all thoughts of me sounding pathetic!
*Blog!! Saranghae!!!*
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Shopping
I wanna go shopping!!! Real shopping which means hours and hours of walking around the malls with the girls, going into every shop that appeals to us and just buying everything we set our hearts on!!
I had to make do with three hours last night, needed to get some new clothes. But all I managed to buy was a pair of jeans and two tops.. So sad.. And I was all alone, it was so boring that I made K chat on the phone with me while I searched for jeans and tried them out. Thank god for hands-free kits!!
Although I think that the people in the rooms next to mine must have thought that I was mad, talking to myself..
But I need more clothes!! And shopping is so therapeutic! One feels exceptionally good when one grabs a few bargains and can have a coffee later, discussing the fantastic buys together with one's girlfriends. Ahhh, that's the way to live life!!
I wanna go shopping!!!
P/S: Might want to include this little fact- I have been reading the shopaholic series.. which should explain my sudden craving for shopping. Reading CAN be a BAD influence sometimes...
I had to make do with three hours last night, needed to get some new clothes. But all I managed to buy was a pair of jeans and two tops.. So sad.. And I was all alone, it was so boring that I made K chat on the phone with me while I searched for jeans and tried them out. Thank god for hands-free kits!!
Although I think that the people in the rooms next to mine must have thought that I was mad, talking to myself..
But I need more clothes!! And shopping is so therapeutic! One feels exceptionally good when one grabs a few bargains and can have a coffee later, discussing the fantastic buys together with one's girlfriends. Ahhh, that's the way to live life!!
I wanna go shopping!!!
P/S: Might want to include this little fact- I have been reading the shopaholic series.. which should explain my sudden craving for shopping. Reading CAN be a BAD influence sometimes...
Friday, November 2, 2007
0l-_-l0
DON'T WANNA HEAR! DON'T WANNA HEAR! DON'T WANNA HEAR!!!
I have a whole list of things that I don't want to listen to and just feel like ignoring from now till the end of time!!
AAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Plus, to add more damage to my already horrible mood, November came...
It's here...
*SIGH*
Think of the good, think of the good!!
Relatives left! With no mention of an arranged meeting with creeps! Woohoo!!
And think of the weird..
I am in a cooking mood.. which is really strange coz i generally DON'T cook. Not unless I'm forced to..
And the relatives gave me their name cards so that I'd have their phone number and asked me to go over for a visit as soon as I can. And somehow, I have a bad feeling about that...
Which brings me back to...
DON'T WANNA HEAR!! DON'T WANNA HEAR!! DON'T WANNA HEAR!!!!
I have a whole list of things that I don't want to listen to and just feel like ignoring from now till the end of time!!
AAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Plus, to add more damage to my already horrible mood, November came...
It's here...
*SIGH*
Think of the good, think of the good!!
Relatives left! With no mention of an arranged meeting with creeps! Woohoo!!
And think of the weird..
I am in a cooking mood.. which is really strange coz i generally DON'T cook. Not unless I'm forced to..
And the relatives gave me their name cards so that I'd have their phone number and asked me to go over for a visit as soon as I can. And somehow, I have a bad feeling about that...
Which brings me back to...
DON'T WANNA HEAR!! DON'T WANNA HEAR!! DON'T WANNA HEAR!!!!
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