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Thursday, June 16, 2005


Kitty In The Ceiling

After my dissapointing trip to Taipan with the hopes of purchasing a silicon strapless and backless bra also known as FreeBra(since the adhesive on my old one is wearing out), I came home to find a tin cup that is similiar to those that mamak's use lying in my porch.

I kicked it abit and noticed that it was actually opened at both ends. I picked it up and realised it was actually a metal lamp holder of sorts.

I immediately thought of my downlights and looked up and SCREAMED BECAUSE OH MY FUCKING GOD THERE WAS HALF A KITTEN DANGLING FROM THE HOLE WHERE THE LAMP USED TO BE.

I threw the lamp holder onto the ground and screamed at my mother to get out of the car, "ARGHHH THERE'S A DEAD CAT HANGING FROM THE LAMP IT'S STUCK IN THE CEILING I THINK IT'S THE KITTEN WE HEARD MEWWING LAST WEEKEND, ARGHHH, I THINK I TOUCHED IT ARGHHHHHH MY HANDS MY HANDS ARGHHHHH!!!"

My mother confirmed that it was indeed a kitten hanging from my plaster ceiling and somehow managed to squeeze through. It didn't move so we assumed it was dead. My mother screamed when it moved. I plucked a stalk of leaves from the potted plant and tickled the cat's torso and it moved somemore! It's alive!!

We were too disgusted/scared to touch the kitten so we called for our neighbour's maid to the rescue. The kitten actually crawled back into the ceiling and was peering down at us with it's glittery eyes. Eventually my neighbour's maid managed to catch hold of the kitten's head and coaxed it to come out from the hole which was the lamp. Amazing kitten.

The kitten was white in colour and was about the size of my palm! So cute!!


Mum took some meat off the dinner table and put some water for the kitten but it wouldn't drink nor eat. I tried stuffing some down into it's mouth but the damn kitten bit me. Not cute anymore.


See? So action!


But look it's so small and soft when I carry it. Aww:)


This is the lamp hole which it crawled out of.


Angel wanted to be a kind soul and share her red squeaky ball with the poor unfortunate kitten. We always teach her that charity begins at home.

Mum and I decided to leave the kitten in our back lane with some food because at least there are other cats there which will keep it company and there won't be any passing cars which will flatten it, unlike infront of our house.

After a few minutes, we took a chair and peeked through our grill and saw this:

There was a black cat who came to ask him, "Where's your Mummy and daddy?"


But actually the black cat has ulterior motives, it wants to eat the poor kitten's food. Such a sad sight. Well at least the black cat will be there to keep the white kitten company.

Just when I thought I was going through some shitty days, see what arrived in my postbox?? And I thought I was facing a drought this year. Happy happy happy:)


The grand prize was actually a date with Jien. I had to send in a photo and say how my night with Jien will be. In the slogan I said, "I will tell him about the time I put on the tester lipstick in Watson and kissed his poster so that there will be a lip print there and suddenly the  both of us will become very silent and you, Cleo, will have to get your chaffeur to send me home." Oh, and I get to win a Midnight Bloom Eau De Toilette as well. But apparently I didn't win anything and I am VERY LUCKY according to the person who contacted me that I won invites to their Midnight Bloom launch party. Oh well. I probably didn't win the date because Jien must have been asked to choose the lucky lady and when he came across my photo he must have been like, "Ewww.. bleh bleh.. next!" Hehe, modesty.


Ah... and hair products!!! I love hair products that I cannot afford!

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Tuesday, June 14, 2005


Sometimes Shit Happens, But It's Alright!

Examinations can be the hardest period to go through for some and it's the plans after the exams that keeps you going. A thought that keeps you sane.

You know that silly smile on your face when your mind wanders away from your books and you start to imagine how you will go about doing the things you know you'll be doing after that? Those silly smiles were good.

I had plans to go to Malacca, Penang, KL, and Singapore. Even the PPS bash was one of the many things on my to-do-list. I was hoping to complete all of this before I head for National Service.

Malacca was supposed to be today and yesterday one of the girls messaged me on MSN, "Jo, I have something to tell you...you don't angry ar..."

I saw my friend throw my aeroplane out of the window. (fong fei kei)

"Erm...my parents are damn worried lar, what with the driving down and all..they sort of forgot about the safety part. My mom came into my room and said, "If anything happens, it's fated...."".

I told my friend, "I don't know what to say,".

I was so angry because I had purposely arranged Malacca to fall before my KL stayover, which would be before my Singapore trip so that I will go home in TIME for the PPS bash and then relax and get ready for national service.

Singapore is cancelled and we know there's no bash for me and most of all Malacca was the only extraordinary trip I'd be getting to do. My friend hyped it up for me for the past week or so and both of us got so incredibly excited about it but alas, the plug was pulled once more.

I don't blame her for not wanting to worry her parents because that is what she should do. But I could not help feeling angry at the cancellation of plans. If there is one thing that pisses me off besides people-who-know-me-but-don't-say-hi, it is the cancellation of plans.

But it's okay, I only needed time to cool down and just needed to feel that anger before the night was over.

However, at 11.45pm, draped in a towel after my bath, I opened the laptop and saw her online and said, "Okay, I'm done being pissed. Finished pissing," and hence we made up and made plans to go shopping the following day.

It's wise to never let a friendship go rocky for more than 24 hours. We will eventually forgive each other but we all need our space and time to get over it, even if we are overreacting.


As for Singapore, initially I wanted to go down during Chee Kiang's birthday and do a whole chinese show about it and surprise him at his hostel. I even went to the extend of co-ordinating the plans with his room mate whom I had to track down through Friendster. To spend his birthday with him trudging through Singapore happily before I rush back the following morning to Malaysia so that I'll be in time for the PPS bash.

Unfortunately, because Chien, Hsien and I cannot decide if we are ready to pay for a hotel on Orchard Road(as they want to shop during the Great Singapore Sale and will want to stay there for a couple of days) we decided to scrape it. Chien and Hsien's aunties are unable to put up with us because there is no space and I do not want to trouble my Aunty as her mother is recently bed ridden.

I had put quite alot of thought into it, looking up the bus schedules, checking out maps, co-ordinating my timing so I can attend the bash and etc. I suppose it's alright to say it now since I won't be able to do it then. Sigh. Sorry Chee Kiang.

And ta-dah! The PPS bash is no longer on my agenda.

Fortunately there is still KL to entertain me.


Perhaps it's the hormones, but I was so upset yesterday after my trip to the dentist as I thought about the things I wanted to do but would now have to scrape. I have only one month before national service and by the time I get back, everybody would have gone to further their studies. Speaking of National Service, the stupid government have yet to send me my official letter. Hello, I NEED to do my preparations!

However, Jolene seldom stays upset for long.

I've come to terms with the whole PPS bash thing as well. Since I won't be there in person to be interacting with my fellow bloggers, I'd want the lot of you to sign on my t-shirt. David of narrowband.blogspot.com has agreed to help me collect my t-shirt from the party. Heheh, thanks David. But please don't go destroying the t-shirt by circling the left side of the chest area of the t-shirt with some left boob-esque joke, eh? I still want to wear the shirt one you know!

I've made plans to go photograph the graffiti in SS15, oh, just for fun, since I have nothing to do. I was actually admiring them yesterday after my dental appointment while waiting for my brother to come out. I struck a pose like I was deep in thoughts at an art exhibition and nodded intellectually at the graffiti in the back alley amidst the many people who took that back alley shortcut.

Now that I'm so free, I can do stupid things like stick a sticky barcode above my lips Hitler style and wave at the other cars on the road.


I was doing this all the way from One-Utama until we reached Subang. Hohoho. The looks on the other drivers' faces. Priceless.


Hitler camwhoring.


l-r: Esther, Me and Mel.
Camwhoring to commemorate any fun day.

Jayelle's back and neck ached at 8:44:50 pm
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Monday, June 13, 2005


For I Play The Filial Daughter

My dad saw me resizing and mosaic-ing some of the photos I took from the meet today. I did a very bad thing and told him I was meeting up with old friends. I should not have said that.

He didn't like the idea of me meeting up with people I met from the internet. For as long as I can remember, he has always been against the idea of blogging and he hates the fact that I reveal so much about myself.

He really lost it today when he found out that I attended a blogger's meet on my own. I understand no amount of explanation can undo his views on the dangers of meeting strangers off the internet.

He asked me if I read the papers today and if I knew what a girl called Sarong Party Girl did to herself. I told him that of course I knew and it has been circling around the internet. He said he would just DIE if he ever saw me doing such a thing to myself. He spat, "Look at her!! Telling the world about her sex life," .. to which I replied, "But I don't have a sex life." Reading that article threw him even further away from the idea of blogging. Many thanks to the clever media for highlighting such an issue. It has created such a situation for me. Thanks.

"I am worried that you will one day expose yourself like that as well. Who knows how daring you may get? I don't want this to happen to you. Do you really love attention that much?"

I hate to admit it. But yes, it's the attention. With 123 incoming links and an average of 350 unique hits a day, how can I not want more? This may not be the most popular blog around but I have nurtured it into something bigger than I've ever expected it to be.

I've made friends with a journalist from a leading publication and he kindly offered to interview me alongside other bloggers for a piece on blogging. He even asked if I am cool about having my photo in it.

You know what? Even though he probably asked me out of convenience sake, I AM elated. Ridicule me as much as you want, but since I know how far blogs can bring someone, I'd love to have a taste of that. But as they say the grass is always greener on the other side so I am sure this is just a passing phase. But I am not afraid to admit that yes, I would love to be famous.

However, my father is right and doing something that he doesn't think I should do is very unsettling. So what if I get what I want, being recognised, having my link passed around? It's all a temporary ego rush but what would really throw me off would be how I would have to tip toe around my own father when I go about blogging.

I have agreed to never attend any more blog gatherings. He says that the interview is good publicity but it all goes back to me revealing too much of myself.

He says that I am over friendly and I should learn to be more reserve. Well, there goes my promise to my journalist friend an interview with an identity. I'm sorry.

He is afraid of potential stalkers, crazy hackers and the likes. The probability is damn low but I understand there is a chance. I see where he is coming from. Am I just being rebellious by saying, "I KNOW. I KNOW how it is. I KNOW what to do,"?

My mother, frustrated, said, "DOn't make your daddy worry like that lah! Just stop blogging!!"

I CANNOT STOP BLOGGING.

It almost got to the point where I had to say, "Yes, I will stop blogging,". But I cannot.

Through tears I told them, "I don't defame anything, I don't talk bad about the people I know, I don't put myself in situations which will result in me getting sued,".

"Why do you think your blogger friends asked you to mosaic them out? It's because they know the danger that blogging can bring. One day when you are an important person, people can look you up and know about your past, and put it out to bring you down. THEN you will know," he rationalised.

Sobbing, I replied, "BUT I LOVE TO WRITE."

My dad soften his tone and said, "I love you, but you do what you want,I hope you know what you're doing,". His tone gave away an "I still don't think it's a good idea,".

Big fat tears still rolling down my cheeks, "That's reverse psychology. But I don't want to upset you either. I do and will write responsibly."

"As long as you write responsibly," he sighed, the sentence somewhat hanging.

"I do."

I've never cried so much since the days when he would give me an earful about racking up the internet bills back in the last millenium when we were still on dial-up.

The family and I drove in silence to The Curve and Dad said, "Change the topic okay? Forget about it, don't be sad," and he passed me a tissue.

Dad tried to cheer me up by asking me for directions to The Curve. It takes alot for a man to ask a lady for directions to somewhere.

I love my father and I don't want to do anything that will make him stay mad at me.
I am very grateful that he has not pried my fingers off my laptop and turned off the power button on my internet activities forever.

Hence, I will not attend any other blog gatherings. As much as I'd love to meet each and everyone of you, I just don't feel nice going against my dad. I will also have to turn down the interview. Meeting new people and getting my blog out there doesn't matter THAT much to me. If there are no consequences for me to face, of course I will be the first to arrive at gatherings and such. Please enjoy the PPS birthday bash for me.

The lot of you I met today, you guys were right to be shocked when you found out I was 18. I was abit indignant at first because I didn't want you guys to think that I'm too young. But it is the truth as I still have to listen to my father.

I will keep blogging and be watchful of my ways. You guys can help me by letting me know what is too much, okay?

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Hi, my name is Jolene and if there is a question in your head, this answer will definitely answer it: I was wrong and irrational. I was being a woman.


Jolene Lai, Jolene Lai,
Came to life in January and not July,
She is 19 years of age,
Can't wait to earn her own wage,
This dental student is home sick,
Will never be in Kedah for more than three weeks.

Subang Jaya is where she's from,
The only place she'll ever call home.
Has a boyfriend, a brother and a dog,
The things she says can give you a shock.

Especially for her father, who always gets a heart attack when he reads this blog.

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Why The National Service Entries Ended.

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