March 2005

See no monkeys!

by FeR on March 25, 2005 in monkau

Oh! I got the monkey I ordered from UK. Finally from Siow it was passed on to Sze-Mien and then to JoFo and finally into my arms!!! First reaction was, “Eik? Why so small one?!”
*sigh*
Kena tipu.
He’s cute anyway so it’s okay!


One big happy!
*haha*
Goodness. I’m associating self with apes.


This is when he was the only one.


A smaller-sized addition to the family.


All together now – see no evil!

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I think it was at the age of 15 that I realised I couldn’t do anything about my “tree-trunk” legs. That doesn’t mean I didn’t go thru self bashing because of them, okay.
I was (and still is, at times) obsessed on how to get my legs slimmer (mind you, not only thighs or what not it’s the WHOLE LEG – from fat ankles to the thunder-thighs). Oh. And my feet are also wider than usual – which means ugly sticking out toes in nice petite shoes.
Cheh.

Anyway, fat legs.
Yes.

When I see SYT (sweet young things) in micro shorts or mini skirts – first thought (the aunty kind), “AIYOR! So short, my goodness!!”.

Second thought (the if-you’ve-got-it-flaunt-it kind), “Then again, they have the basics to wear like that anyway.”

So I usually like to stick to jeans. Not slacks, just jeans. Gives me more freedom and less chances of getting any rips.
*haha*
I know it’s more flattering for me to stick to jeans/slacks but these days I’m going around looking for skirts because I’m just plain LAZY (easier to iron skirts than trousers) – still dislike legs in skirts but laziness overpowers the rest of the mind.
*hehe*

I have quite a long torso – it’s NOT good if you are of normal height. It means less length allowance for legs. Which means legs are stocky. (I try to comfort self by saying I’m very “stable” when I stand) So I look “stunted” or not as tall as I am in measurement.

Unfortunately some of these girls are labeled as “lala girls”. Why eh?

Stereotyped.

At times I can’t help but wishing that I was wee bit fairer, slimmer, taller, petite (I KNOW it contradicts “taller” but sometimes I get the impression petite girls are more favoured), smarter, have smaller feet, have slimmer legs, shinier hair, nicer finger nails…

*haha*
You get the idea. Once you start a list, you get all super nick-picky.

I just thank God that I have two hands, two legs (stocky or not), fingers that could move properly, stomach that could digest food, tastebuds that work, a brain that functions *haha*, eyes that see, ears that hear…for this life itself, basically.

…still! I don’t like my “tree-trunk” legs.
:pfft:

I’m such a pear.
:bum:

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High-tech

by FeR on March 18, 2005 in family & friends

Can’t believe mom is more “high tech” than me now. She called just now telling me that Aunt Janet got a Cocker Spaniel.

Nehhhhh you know, T-Mobile here the phone can send pictures. So she sent the picture to me – the dog’s all white in colour one. Eh? If I send it to you, you can see it ah?

No laa mom. I haven’t got a phone that has a colour screen let alone supports MMS!
*hehe*
But I will soon! Hmmm…

And she goes online shopping, too!! Talk about tech-savvy mothers!

Photos


LC looks like she’s “joget”-ing here while Keat, as usual, with his pretend-bored-face.
:P



FeiKei came to join us at mamak. First picture was me trying to block off Keat’s cheeky face because I keep laughing and moving about – NOT trying to karate-chop FeiKei. Second picture is blur – that’s what I meant. We keep moving about…or rather, me. I also had half masticated roti planta in my mouth.
*hehe*

P/S: So happened LC and Keat wearing almost same coloured shirts as FeiKei and I wearing almost same tone of purple-redish colour.

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I thought – never to me

March 9, 2005

I actually spent loads of time internet “window shopping”. GAH! Why must you show me that shopaholics’ journal thingy. Been glued to that since yesterday night and today, too. I must get things done in the house – not just place my bum right in front of the computer, clicking and clicking and browsing. Anyway, [...]

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