Goodbye and Hello.

The long long post of my trip to Langkawi with people I adore the most and look up to will have to wait. This post, must not wait.

To think and to be tired of thinking are two entirely different things yet so similar.
To cry and not to cry simply because you’ve ran out of tears is so different yet so similar.
To love and to hate is so different yet so similar.

So, what do you do when your heart was pumped up with so much love, so much hope, and so much emotion and one day you just discovered that you needed to pump all of it out of your system. The question being, how do you do it? Right now, I won’t have the answer. Not for a while, or at least not until I know for myself.

To be able to say goodbye to something so precious to you and hello to something better around the corner is so different yet so similar.

Sun.Sand.Sea.and So Much More.

I'm baaaack!!! Back from where?! You guys really don't know where I went? HAha. I'm back from Langkawi!!! :D Before I blog about what happened and how much fun I had, just wanna say a huggeee thank you to ms.helena for organizing the whole trip!!! :) Thanks jeremy for using your credit card to pay off the hotel!!! :) Thank you justin for being the macho man on the banana boat!!! :) Thank you dillon for basically kayaking the boat since I'm so weak.!!! :) Thank you everyone for basically making the whole trip extra fun and extra memorable!!! *big hugg*

P/s : Pictures will be posted up soon.soon.soon.!

The Ring That Binds It All.

December 16 2006.

The date which marks an event that signified the meaning of true love. The exchanging of vows. The exchanging of rings. The start of a new beginning. :)

If I was a three year old kid, I would hold on tight to my sister begging her not to leave the house simply because I can't live without her but it's time we cannot stop and as I am becoming a lady, my sister is becoming a woman and an extraordinary wife. So, I say this with much joy, congratulations to the both of you, Mark and Che. Love is something so remarkable because sometimes it's all we need. :)

Remember tonight for it is the beginning of always.

Louder Than Words.

A very special thank you to Kristyn Wong Chuin Yi for driving out her Myvi to fetch us around. :D A very special thank you too to Helena Lim Soon Ping and Vanessa Kong Siew Yin for teaching me how to kick.swim. and dip my head underwater. :D Yes, I'm eighteen this year and I know nuts about swimming.

I feel like blogging about something very random but somehow my mind is blocked. It's like I'm having a major hangover and all I have is this heavy head.

cheers.

Dizzy Eyes.

I have this huge ulcer but I'm not doing anything about it just to see how long it takes to heal on its own. Yeah, I know it'll take a longer time of period before it heals but sometimes it's better that way. Well, beaside that, I also have this thing for assorted chocolates...you know the ones that comes in many shapes and sizes and most importantly different fillings. Yumm.

Helena told me to pack for langkawi soon.like.today. and obviously I have not done that yet. HEEhee. The reason behind packing days earlier is because *clears throat* my sister's getting married!!! Yeap, this Saturday! My one and only sister is going to embark on a whole new journey with her soulmate, Mark. :) *sobs*

Not By The Days But By The Moments.

Wow. If I were to blog about this whole week. That's one word to sum it all. :D For starters, guess who's back from down under? HEhe. If it isn't the-oh-so-cute-and-cuddly-lil vanniE!!! Who else could it be? :) Vann, welcome home and thanks for the extra 'oprah-moment' for me come true if you know what I mean. ;) Now that one of our mouseketeer members is back, I'm saying this with a smile that the moussies have reunited!!! Whee...

P/s : Thank you lin-dy.helena.dillon.justin. for the car rides!!! which made our outings possible!HEhe

Behind The Lense.

From now on, I'd want to blog about more and more strangers/passer-bys/people I don't know but somehow find a certain connection with. HAha. Anyway, today was my great grandmother's death anniversary and so my mum and I made a trip to my uncle's place for the usual ritual of praying and of course followed by lunch. HEhe. The custom is to present the food to my great grandmother (somehow or rather her soul or spirit will take it in) but of course we won't see it with our own eyes and well the food will then end up in our tummy. HEHe.

Imagine seeing someone for the first time and you just have this sudden urge to get to know them. Of course with good intentions. Today was the first time I actually saw someone who chose not to take a seat in the LRT although the journey was about 45 minutes. He chose to stand looking out at the back of the train. A camera which looked professional, hung around his neck. Him taking photographs of the view outside. I wondered, what exactly is he taking pictures of? What is there to take?was more like the question. But more than that, it made me smile.