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hi (:
this is me your average teenage gypsy :D
I enjoy a good movie & various tv series, like,
Boston Legal & Doctor Who (:
I like to submerge myself in a good book :P
& I intend to live everyday up to my fullest !
So long nvr blog. But then again ...
Ok, anyway,
We went to Wisma today & after our shoppin,
we couldn't find any place to eat, so we had to walk over to takashimaya.
We chose this restaurant called ' CENTRAL' it's a little HK restaurant with very delicious mouth-watering food :P
So the waiter sat us at a 6-seat table. & put another family of three at our table - old guy & woman with their daughter - & when that old woman sat down, she actually fell. She didn't really moan or anything but kept saying that someone behind her had pulled her chair -there were two waitresses behind her. OBVIOUSLY, no one in their right mind - & the two waitresses seem reasonably sane - would be as sick to pull someone's chair when they're sitting to cause them to fall.
So, she kept pointing fingers - ok, not really pointing fingers, but kept complaing that someone pulled her chair and something about having brittle bones and all. I didn't really pay attention. So her husband stood up and like literally yelled at the waitresses and kept asking who pulled his wife's chair. And the shocking thing was, he even banged the table so hard that i actually got a shock. Eye-opener. And he obviously ISN'T singaporean, because no singaporean would ever act so barbaric.
So he yelled - ok, not really yelled, but said it loud- 'mai jia' in hokien, which translate to ' lets not eat here ' stomped outta the restaurant, followed by his wife and his daughter. Then, they sat another three ladies at the rest of the empty seats at our table. & the one who sat at the old lady's chair didn't even fall. Ironic, isn't it. The one of the 'accused ' waitress didn't really dare to come near our table as though it was cursed. It was kinda funny :D
So ... story of my day. whadduya think?
I've just finished watching one of those movie reruns on AXN. Today's was JUMANJI.
Heard of it? No? well not surprising since it was a 1995 movie. I did watch it when i was younger, but, nevertheless, one can never get tired of it. Because it's just so darn brilliant!
When young Alan Parrish (Robbie Williams) discovers a mysterious board game, he doesn't realize its unimaginable powers until he is magically transported--before the startled eyes of his friend Sarah (Bonnie Hunt) --into the untamed jungles of Jumanji! There he remains for 26 years until he is freed from the game's spell by two unsuspecting children. Now a grown man, Alan reunites with Sarah and, together with Judy (Kristen Dunst) and Peter (Bradley Pierce), tries to outwit the game's powerful forces.
new skin!
anyway, i really owe it to yong xin for helping me with the codes.
So to yong xin, thanks loads!
It's the hols but i've already gone abroad so i'm stuck at home now. -sigh-
I'm seeing a new light of the word bored.
this is me your average teenage gypsy :D
I enjoy a good movie & various tv series, like,
Boston Legal & Doctor Who (:
I like to submerge myself in a good book :P
& I intend to live everyday up to my fullest !
10:03 PM, Sunday, December 30, 2007
hellos (:So long nvr blog. But then again ...
Ok, anyway,
We went to Wisma today & after our shoppin,
we couldn't find any place to eat, so we had to walk over to takashimaya.
We chose this restaurant called ' CENTRAL' it's a little HK restaurant with very delicious mouth-watering food :P
So the waiter sat us at a 6-seat table. & put another family of three at our table - old guy & woman with their daughter - & when that old woman sat down, she actually fell. She didn't really moan or anything but kept saying that someone behind her had pulled her chair -there were two waitresses behind her. OBVIOUSLY, no one in their right mind - & the two waitresses seem reasonably sane - would be as sick to pull someone's chair when they're sitting to cause them to fall.
So, she kept pointing fingers - ok, not really pointing fingers, but kept complaing that someone pulled her chair and something about having brittle bones and all. I didn't really pay attention. So her husband stood up and like literally yelled at the waitresses and kept asking who pulled his wife's chair. And the shocking thing was, he even banged the table so hard that i actually got a shock. Eye-opener. And he obviously ISN'T singaporean, because no singaporean would ever act so barbaric.
So he yelled - ok, not really yelled, but said it loud- 'mai jia' in hokien, which translate to ' lets not eat here ' stomped outta the restaurant, followed by his wife and his daughter. Then, they sat another three ladies at the rest of the empty seats at our table. & the one who sat at the old lady's chair didn't even fall. Ironic, isn't it. The one of the 'accused ' waitress didn't really dare to come near our table as though it was cursed. It was kinda funny :D
So ... story of my day. whadduya think?
10:54 PM, Friday, December 14, 2007
bonjour (: I've just finished watching one of those movie reruns on AXN. Today's was JUMANJI.
Heard of it? No? well not surprising since it was a 1995 movie. I did watch it when i was younger, but, nevertheless, one can never get tired of it. Because it's just so darn brilliant!
When young Alan Parrish (Robbie Williams) discovers a mysterious board game, he doesn't realize its unimaginable powers until he is magically transported--before the startled eyes of his friend Sarah (Bonnie Hunt) --into the untamed jungles of Jumanji! There he remains for 26 years until he is freed from the game's spell by two unsuspecting children. Now a grown man, Alan reunites with Sarah and, together with Judy (Kristen Dunst) and Peter (Bradley Pierce), tries to outwit the game's powerful forces.
11:16 PM, Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Hi :Dnew skin!
anyway, i really owe it to yong xin for helping me with the codes.
So to yong xin, thanks loads!
It's the hols but i've already gone abroad so i'm stuck at home now. -sigh-
I'm seeing a new light of the word bored.
These words,
I spread them through
Time and space,
A clue,
To lead myself here.