*shake*shake*shake*
June 11, 2005
Woohooooooooo! I just got back from a girls’ night out. I must say it was a very fun night. It’s been a while since I had that much fun with my friends.
The night started out a little chaotic because plans were altered as Fiona had to do some overtime at work so it was just me and Linda at VA until 9.30 or so. Ladies night started at 7pm and ended at 9pm. We paid RM5 to get in and have all the drinks we want. I had 3 glasses of vodka & mango juice. The bitterness of the vodka mixed with the sweetness of mango juice. I know, weird combination but I like it so BLEH. Linda got a little tipsy after her 4th drink; gin and mango juice. Hehe I was fine at 3 glasses, don’t know what would have happened on drink #4. Perhaps next time I’ll try to go for #4. *wink*
By about 9pm people started dancing and Linda and I were so tempted to go and shake some booty but we were afraid someone would take our table if we left it. So we waited until Fiona came, finished our drinks and just danced until 11 or so. It was a lot of fun. I will admit that some alchohol gave me the guts to dance on the dance floor hehe. I was just doing my own thing, didn’t really care if other people were watching. Plus, it was dark anyway.
I’m sure some would think that I, as a teacher, shouldn’t go to “such places” anymore. I disagree though because I’m still me. I love having a fun night out, dancing and some drinks. It’s not like I’m going out and getting wasted, waking up the next day wondering where I am. Then again, even if some people do that and not let it get in the way of their work it’s fine in my opinion, though it’s not really my cup of tea to do so. Just because I’m a (temp) teacher now, it doesn’t mean I’ll sit at home and read books every night wondering what dumb cheesy joke I’ll tell in class the next day to get their “undivided attention”. Of course, I won’t be going in classes and telling my students to go to this club or that club and order such and such drinks. I remember when I was in Form 6…I went out clubbing with my friends too and the last thing I want is my teachers knowing what we did over the weekend.
Well, my hair is dry and I cleaned the ear wax off my shoulders (It was really loud in the club). I should be getting ready for bed. I start working next Monday. Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Fashion Prediction
June 7, 2005
Disclaimer: I shall not be liable for any damages from readers spiting water or any forms of liquids on their computer while reading this post.
Caution: Do not read after a heavy meal. Disgusting image ahead. If any side effects were to occur during the period of reading this post, please consult a doctor.
I predict the fashion of next fall. High-cut G-strings and low-cut hipster jeans. Here’s my model in her favorite stripe top and jeans. She looks absolutely stunning in this combination.
A friend who used another friend’s camera phone took this picture. I was unaware of this sight at first. As I was told to turn around and look, my first expression was *JAW DROP* I have nothing against those who wear g-strings…I mean it doesn’t affect me that you LIKE getting a wedgie. I know I don’t like that feeling but if you do, don’t let me stop you from wanting to feel such pleasure. *snicker*
I can’t really express in words how disgusted I feel when I look at that picture. How humiliating!!! I know I won’t be caught dead wearing a g-string in public. But should you choose to wear g-strings please wear appropriate ones, for the benefit of mankind. I don’t think everyone would enjoy your ass crack partially covered by a g-string. *twitch*
So the next time you go out for a meal AND wear high-cut g-strings with anything over it low-cut, beware…you never know I would be sitting right behind you with my friends who takes pictures of your backside.
DAMN DAMN THIEVES %$#@!%$#@!
June 3, 2005
In loving memory…
This is a continuation of the hole in the fence story. Also, this will be a somber post. My dog died last Saturday at about 10.30 in the morning. I had errands to run prior to that and when I got home at about 9.30 he seemed okay. Just sitting by his cage, panting a lot more than usual. He hadn’t been eating a couple days before so we decided to call the vet to come have a look at him. A while after I got in the house, I thought about the dog and went downstairs to look for him. He wasn’t in his house…wasn’t in the yard…I was worried…walked to the front and there he was on the grass next to the fence, head faced down on the grass (the exact spot the dog before him died). Part of me died with him that day.
He was poisoned, according to symptoms described to the vet. I strongly believe it was the act of the people who tried to break into the house some weeks ago. His mouth was rotten and he was bleeding on top of the snout and near the eyes. It was horrible. I feel angry about how my dog died. He’s still a young one, only about 4 years of age. He still had a lot more years to go. I cried.
The vet was scheduled to check the dog out on Friday evening, but due to rain he called and said, “It was inconvenient†to do so. Ya know, this isn’t the first time this vet pulled a prank like that. A few years ago, we made an appointment with this same vet to come look at our dog. Again, he postponed the house call. That same evening, my dog of 9 years then, died.
Everyone who found out about this automatically thought it was the thief(s) who tried to break in that time we were out of town. My parents and I certainly think so.
So now what’s left is to hope and pray that my dog haunts this person for life. I hope this person dies as horrible as my dog if not worse. I hope his balls and winky rot and fall off. Sorry boys, for making you twitch and looking down at your groin. I’m sure yours won’t fall off…unless you’ve done something this terrible. =P
I love MidValley MegaMall
June 2, 2005
I came back from KL last night. My dad had a meeting there and had left for KL Tuesday morning. So, my mom and I flew over in the morning.
We took the train from KLIA to KL Central to meet him there and then we took the LRT to Midvalley Megamall *drool* I love that place. It’s so freakingly huge. It has absolutely everything and anything that I like which is why I love it so much. I bought shoes shoes and more shoes. LOL I’m starting to be like my mom. She’s shoe crazy. You guys should see her shoe collection. There are nice shoes and then there are the ugly ones in my opinion.
A friend from high school whom I’ve not seen in a year or two met up with me there and spent most of the day with my parents and myself, carrying my shopping bags *snicker* I did tell him that if he wanted to leave, it’s ok since he looked bored but he didn’t leave anyway saying he was meeting someone there later that day. Oh well. =D
We took the 10.30pm flight back to Kuching and I was in first class!!! It was my first time in FIRST class heh Even the flight attendant looked nicer than in economy class. They call you by your last name…e.g “Miss Chai, what would you like for dinner? We have chicken and rice, fish and rice and roti *something*.†AND they have like a cushion thingy for you to rest your legs on (which was heaven for me because I spent all day on my feet SHOPPING! My feet were aching!!!). The seats are HUGE compared to economy class.
Okay okay, I know I sound like a little girl who has never been in first class…wait a minute I AM a girl who never went on first class so BLEH! I enjoyed it as much as I could. Kept asking for “Sprite with a slice of lemon†or “Iced water with a slice of lemon†or “a blanket†or “extra pillows†etc. LOL It was a good experience though. At least, I have an idea on why people would wanna pay so much extra to be in first class.
Well I have to up in 8 hours. Going out tomorrow. YAY!
Cikgu Chai?!?!?!
May 31, 2005
Ok I know I’ve not post in ages but I have a very good reason for that. I got a job. =D Drumroll please…
Yes…I am now a teacher, just a temporary teacher for St Thomas until they find a permanent one to take over the extra Lower 6 class they opened for the flooding of students (literally). I started working last week (Wednesday). Went into classes on Thursday but didn’t teach as all of them were still jumping from one class to another, deciding where they wanna go. By Friday, I started a couple of lessons. What subject am I teaching you ask? BM and Sejarah Malaysia for Lower 6. =D
Initially I didn’t think I’d get the job cos I never took History in Form 6 so the vice principal was a little hessitant to take me in. But after I left the school, I was informed to come by the next day. Hehehehe
I know, weird isn’t it? Moi, a teacher? Never would I have dreamt I’d be a teacher…why you ask? Well, if you’re my friend you’d know because I’ve always said this “I can never be a teacher, I don’t have the patience. It’s either I kill the kids first or the kids kill me first” Hehehehe
Ironically now I’m excited to get this job. Not only is the pay good, the working hours are a lot shorter too than normal jobs. So, I’m kinda glad I got this job even though it’s not my first choice of a career. But, I doubt I’ll be involved in this job for a long time as it’s only a temporary position. I suppose I’ll quit at the end of the school year if they can’t find a permanent teacher by then as it’s the more responsible thing to. Don’t wanna leave the students hanging without a teacher to finish up the syllabus.
Weirdest part about this job is that I’m teaching the daughter of my teacher from Primary school. It’s just ironic for me. Hehe.
KL Trip with pictures too! =D
May 16, 2005
As some know I was away for a few days. I took a short trip to KL with my parents and we had a lot of fun. When we reached KL on Tuesday, we were picked up by a ‘cab’, went for lunch and then an hour drive up to Genting Highlands, the so-called City of Entertainment and such. It was SO foggy on the way up. I couldn’t see what was ahead. I can’t describe it in words. I’ll let you judge based on the pictures.
By the time we reached Genting it was just after 3pm. We stayed at the Genting Hotel. There are 4 other hotels in Genting i.e First World Plaza, Theme Park Hotel, Resort Hotel, Highlands Hotel, and Awana Hotels & Resorts. The Genting Hotel lobby was nice and the room was BIG. I must say I was very satisfied with the room. It was a LOT bigger than I expected with a beautiful view of KL, which I took lots of pictures of, of course. Heh =D
Each hotel is connected together through pathways and escalators and underground walk ways, with signs and all that which makes it so much easier to go to places. My parents and I walked around to each hotel and I still like Genting Hotel’s lobby. In addition, each hotel has its own shopping mall AND casinos. Shopping in Genting isn’t that bad. Lots of varieties but I’m pretty sure prices are cheaper down in KL.
Something caught my eye as I walked through the First World Plaza shopping mall…SNOW WORLD! I was excited. I wanted to go in and see what’s going on even if I have to pay over RM30 to go in! But then, as I walked closer to the entrance to get tickets…there was a sign…a sign that shattered my hopes and dream. It read “CLOSED from 9/5/05 – 15/5/05â€. I was like “WHAT??!??!!??!?!! WHY??!?!?!?! OH THE HUMANITY!!!!!!†Figures, renovations HAD to take place the day I got there. No Snow World fun for Shin! BLEH BLEH BLEH
Then there was an “Indoor Theme Park”. It turns out to be an archade. I put my 10 bucks into work, in exchage for 10 tokens. I put my money on those machines they had tokens inside and every time you put a token in it’ll push more tokens down the ‘valley’ in hopes that everything will just slide out of the machine. Know what I mean? I suck at describing and I don’t know what those machines are called. I spent 10 bucks on that only to get some tickets to exchange for stuff because apparently, if you don’t win anything on the machines you play at, they give you tickets. In total, I received 60 tickets. And guess what I got? A notebook…a LITTLE notebook…with an elephant on the cover. UGH
Anyway, as I said each hotel has its own casino *snicker* and I am guilty of gambling heh. But it’s just on the slot machines and I got really lucky on a few machines cos I actually hit a mini jackpot on one of the machines which landed me over RM300 =D Now how cool is that?!?! Another cool thing is that when I went past security to go in the casinos, all of them asked for ID. YES! I don’t look old enough to go into a casino!!! I’m so happy. Hahahaha It was probably standard procedures but I feel good about it either way! Teeheehee. =D
The next day about 11am we checked out of the hotel. We took the cable car down to the station. The view was spectacular. I took pictures like a mad man LOL When we reached the cable station we took a cab down to KL with a cab from there. Thank goodness there weren’t any traffic jams on the way down. We stopped by Ampang for their famous Yong Tau Fu. I’m not much a fan of Yong Tau Fu but it was not bad.
Nothing interesting in KL as it was just shopping malls and meals, so not much to talk about there. We stayed at the Federal Hotel, which is the oldest hotel in the country. Lots of pictures of our first Prime Minister in their lobby. Blah blah blah. Nothing interesting really. I bought some shoes, hairclips, etc. I ate like a pig. Muffins, ice cream, junk food of all. I had the ice cream in Genting Highlands. I saw Baskin Robbins and SQUEALED!!! Heh I had my fix of Twinberry Cheesecake ice cream and I was darn right happy and hyper all the way. =D As we stayed around Bukit Bintang Area, the malls I went to were BB Plaza, Sungai Wang Plaza and Berjaya Times Square (largest mall in Malaysia).
Have a look at the pictures below. *points* Shin over and out.
