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- Shares Shopping Like A Maniac
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I literally order everything from the internet. Every time I do, I have been like a child at Christmas, eagerly awaiting the delivery service. Today five expected packages arrived one after another in short intervals. Five in total! It is really my day. I couldn’t help but beaming at my new gl ...
- Shares happy everyday
- “You Stay, You Don’t Go.” As a baby of two year and a half old, you surprisingly managed to inject a note of firmness and authority in your tone. I smothered a smile, and then little pangs of guilt attacked and I could barely contain myself. Today is Children’s Day, I should be with you to ...
- Shares Farewell, Redang
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We didn’t have to hurry the next morning, since we gave up the second snorkeling trip provided by the resort, which was good, because my sore muscles made it plain hurrying was not on the agenda that morning. Therefore, I stretched and yawned on the deck chair, luxuriating ...
- Shares A blessing in disguise
- Basically I don't know the first thing about stock market. These daysI have been fed enough with those buy, sell, high, low, bears and bulls things,so Ithought perhaps I couldalso give it a try, for fun and for not being pushed aside all the time.M ...
- Shares Nightmare
- May 4th, May 13th, May 16th, May 21st. For an agonized moment I just stared at these four dates, the pain and the frustration was like a fist, clenched around my heart. Four times in a month was too much, don’t you think? Within one short month, I had to take you to the hospital four times, wh ...
- Shares Redang, I See You-----Part 1
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Sometimes you have to go through hell before you get to heaven. Redang Island is a dream land where even the haze between the earth and the heaven has thinned, a placewhere you could walk, think andfinally would lose yourselfin that relentless, eternal surge of water. ...
- Shares Yearning for a break
- “I wanna wear two trousers to sleep.” My son whined again, tears shinning in his stubborn eyes. “No, honey. You already wore too much, you are sweating now, and you can’t put one more trousers. ” I signed, trying to reason with him. But you can’t reason with a two-year-old sick chil ...
- Shares Fleeting Glimpse to Kuala Lumpur
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The first impression of Kuala Lumpur for me was Grey and Blurred. It’s reasonable considering the fact that we arrived there around 4:30 in the morning. Even as early as that, LCC terminal was already crowded with holiday travelers. After being pushed both backward and forward by hurrying peop ...
- Shares Happiness is a trick game
- For the last month, I was headed into a complete mess for no especial reason. Everything seemed to be out of control. My once exciting and challenging job was nothing more than a boring and exhausting routine of writing reports, upgrading database and sorting things out. Wit ...
- Shares My Future Home
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Whimsical, unstable, and stern, to say the weather of this spring is unpredictable would be an understatement. This moment the sun had peeked through the clouds, dispelling the chill of air, the next moment a cold wind had sprung up, signaling yet another delay to summer. Warmer weather should ...
