With her orange chocolate cake!


A clearer view.


This is her Valentine's Day Collection. Loads of efforts have gone into these.


Some new designs that she's trying out.


Chocolates! And a bitten one.


Another cupcake. She said this was from Baskin Robbin's.


Looks like a fruitcake.


An 8 ball and a keyboard.


Damn cute hamster!


An embedded rose.


Her earring tower. Damn impressive right?


The hamster loves tomatos.

Get in touch with her and buy a conversation piece:)

Here's a video of one of the displays! Enjoy!

Esther and I went to get a haircut at A Cut Above Academy. Another RM10 VERY well spent. Yay:) I love good bargains.


On Monday night, I had dinner with Abby, Dennis, Chee Seng, Joshua, She Dee and Mun Teng at Kim Gary's!
L-r: Dennis, Chee Seng


Me and Josh


L-r: Abby, She Dee, Mun Teng, Me and Joshua


Since Mel could not come out, we popped over to her place to lepak!
L-r: Mun teng, Mel, She Dee


l-r: Abby, Dennis


L-r: Dennis, Joshua


Josh was telling a story about a friend of his who was involved in a gangfight.
And no. The fight did not get to happen. Press play to find out why.


On Tuesday, I HAD to meet up with Li Peng and Edison before they left for Australia. Can you imagine, the love birds coloured their hairs the exact same shade. LOL. Even their gadgets are similiar. Whatever Edison buys, Li Peng buys the mini version. :) So cute right!


See the cool ginger-red tones of Li Peng's hair!


On Wednesday, CK and I hit Midvalley for some good ol' necessary shopping. This is him in Topman trying on this shirt that he's had his sights on for ages. I think it looks really nice!:) He needed some new shirts since IMU has this strict rule about no jeans, no t-shirts etc. Wish him luck as he starts his first year in Master of Pharmacy!


This is me in The Next Shop/Tiramisu. The clothes in this shop are reasonably priced and most importantly, they are of the slinky kind. I like slinky clothes..:)
This was the first dress I tried on. I needed a dress for my cousin's wedding dinner!


The top part of this one is corset-ish. And it's got abit of lace lining with a ribbon at the cleavage and an asymmetrical skirt. I bought this one. RM133!


The top part of the this dress is really nice but the skirt's just abit too plain, don't you think? This one was RM108.

Other miscealleanous buys between my dear bf and I: He bought three pairs of socks, two ties and I bought a necklace, a pair of earrings for Lie Yuen(Yes Lie Yuen, you'll see it soon;)) and a GORGEOUS pair of Peacock earrings!!


Later at night, I met up with Calvin because we've wanted to exchange year books(form1-form5) for quite a while now. Since he knows a couple of us from Subang Utama and I wanted to see how the Damansara Jaya peeps grew up.
Oh! And that's one of those blow blow bubbles thingie that you can squeeze out onto a stick and blow a big balloon! Hehehe. I was blowing bubbles alone while waiting for him to show up. So what if people were staring at me?:D

We asked the IC department's officers if we could settle our National Service issues in Putrajaya itself. They directed us to the Jabatan Perdana Menteri(The Prime Minister's Ministry or however they call it). And mannn..that place is big ass. BIG ASS. The little pondok to ask for information?? There was a friggin security check thingie going on. You know like the conveyor belt that you put your bags on in the airport? They have that there as well. And the officers were sitting in this glass case. I bet it's bullet proof.

Weng Lum and I got bored so we stood by the gates(which was about many hundreds of meters away from the main building) and shouted, "Badawi! Yooohoo! Badawi!!! Hey Badawi!! We're your biggest fans!! Badawi!! WOOHOo!"

Then we quickly drove away. Wahhahaha.

Oh! We camwhored with Jabatan Big Ass too.


You have to be there to feel the hugeness of it all.

After getting directions to go to Alamanda to while away the time, we went back to the national registration department to *hopefully* collect my MyKad.


It's always the scene. It's always filled with people and procrastinators alike.


See?


And Weng Lum accidentally stepped on my flip flops and I tripped forward and the straps snapped. I rummaged in my handbag for a live saver of any kind..and AHA, my scrunchy can be used for other things too!


Showing you how bored we were.


And finally. FINALLY.

I got lost again finding my way out of Putrajaya. Then I got lost again heading to KL. But we did manage to go to Menara TH Selborn to kau tim our national service stuff. But it was in vain.

They said there was no such thing as an exemption for cases like ours'. We were questioning the rationality of making us repeat THREE whole months again as exemption is only given to those who leave AFTER Sept 11 2005.

We left on the 30th and 31st of August 2005. Does that make sense to you?
Just a little bit more than a week and they can't let us go just like that?

I mean we've already done TWO months. That's better than nothing right?

The officers there told us that no matter what we'll have to defer. We must have sounded pretty defensive because the conversation carried on for a while more. Then this stupid lowly officer who looked like he was heading towards his kap chai started to talk cocky with us.

"Ah, itu pengecualian tak ada. You mau complain kat MCA you complain itu pun tak boleh buat apa-apa punya."

We were like, WTF? Name dropping MCA *just because* we're chinese and are able to speak our mind? (though Weng Lum may beg to differ because he was there, first hand, to listen to my horrible stuttering BM)

But bottom line is, don't make us sound like we're pissed when we were STILL talking to you decently.

They kept saying that the National Service Act stated 'clearly'. Oh, whatever. Put us through to your big guy if you can't give us what we want. Let us explain our situation. We did hand a letter to the officer to explain our situation.

But I've got a couple of insiders to assist me in my quest.
My camp commandant is currently based with the national service head quarters. I called him and he said that those who had to go for matriculation and form6 were given an early exemption and they only completed one month's worth of national service training and they were given their allowance accordingly. So he said I should raise my issue with the National Service chairman and to the director as well.

Then my dad's got a friend who knows a guy who's in the National Service committee. That day, we attended the chinese new year lunch just so we could have a little chat with him. He asked me to hand him my letters explaining my situation.

That's three letters to the national service department via three different routes.

Hope one gets me what I want!:)


Yes, National service was fun. But it's not fun when you have to join 18 year olds when you're a wrinkly old 20s-something.


This was one angry boy..

We got lost again looking for Weng Lum's dad's office. Then I got lost looking for the highway. But it's the whole getting lost in KL thing that one should do to get used to the roads. Try it! It's fun!


Ah.. a beautiful sunset after the NPE toll.