So, on my way to work last Saturday, I discovered a wallet (inside the taxi). Obviously, I did not pass it to the taxi driver. Slim chance of him returning it to the rightful owner! I was scanning the wallet to find a name card to call. During this process, I found a whooping AUD450 in it. Exclamation mark times ten! I was so tempted to just ditch the wallet and keep the money right after this (I admit!), but my guilty conscience was telling me not to (and Sarah too, lol). I did manage to find a name card with a number to call but the number was not active. Must have been an old name card. Thought of handing the wallet in together with the money to the cops, but I have little faith that the money will be kept in tact in the wallet and returned to the rightful owner. Anyway, the most interesting part of it all is her name is KARMA. Lol! Karma Joyce Milly! If that's not a sign to practice good karma and return the wallet and the money to the rightful owner, I don't know what is. Anyway, my remaining option was to facebook her and return it all to her, however, this name does not exist on facebook. Maybe she goes by a nickname on facebook, maybe she's anti social networks. I don't know. However, I've decided to keep the money and pass the wallet on to the cops. Kelvin, David and Michelle say it's my good karma to have discovered it. Maybe yes, maybe no. I don't know. What do you think? I did try to return it, even to the extent of facebook-ing her to return it directly to her. Since that option isn't possible, I'm not going to trust a third party with the money. Gonna take it as good karma, and am gonna use this money to buy mommy n daddy presents! ;)

Time to rest. I've taken four panadols today, but my stomach cramps and headache is still here to stay. Cries. Pain pain, go away!

My apartment looks really messy right now because I sprinkled baking soda all over the carpet. Apparently baking soda gets rid of carpet odors. I read in this article that baking soda absorbs and neutralizes odors and that it's best to leave baking soda on the carpet overnight before vacuuming it all away. How fascinating. I'm not too sure if it'll really work because my apartment doesn't exactly reek of stinky odors, but hey, nothing to lose from trying this out! Maybe I should put some baking soda in the sneakers too, hrms.