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Sunday, 08 November 2009
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Boring Sunday at home with Kelvin...
Kelvin's gotten more vain. He doesn't allow me to post some photos of him on Facebook because apparently he looks like a jue tao beng. Jue tao beng is cantonese, and the literal translation to English is pig head biscuit. How weird a description is that. Kinda makes me ponder...How does one manage to look like a pig head and a biscuit at the same time?
How would a pig head biscuit look like?
Anyway, yes. Kelvin has gotten more facebook-savvy too (along with getting more vain) and knows how to untag (apparently) unflattering photos of himself. For some photos, merely untagging is not enough..."Bibi! Delete! Delete now! Hoi! Put up ugly photo of me! Don't play already! Faster delete now! The longer you put up there, the more people can see! Delete it now! NOW!"
Haiyah! :<
It's been a hot couple of days and everyone has been out (beaching, coffee at cafes, strolling around the city, etc.), but I haven't been out because Kelvin is too buzy to go out with me.
Kelvin's breakfast today - Mash potatoes, bacon, eggs, mushrooms and sweet corn, fresh apple and orange juice, daily supplements and a shot of bird nest.
Kelvin working.
Me disturbing Kelvin and Kelvin looking like (as he puts it) a jue tao beng.
I don't think he looks like a pig head biscuit. I don't think anyone could possibly look like a pig head biscuit.
Bored. Boring Sunday. What a bore.
Bi... play with me. So much for family day. :(
Friday, 06 November 2009
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Feeling bleugh today so I decided to clean...
I cleaned the whole house today. Everything has been scrubbed clean and re-arranged in a more orderly position. The glasses and mirrors are sparkling and even the balcony is dust free. After cleaning my house, I decided to scrub my whole body clean - lather, exfoliate, moisturize and all. Everything feels clean, new and fresh. Gonna knock myself out with some red wine now. I certainly deserve it.
Gonna be working at Maribynong tomorrow. Friends reacted with "Wtf r u doing working in the west side!" 0.o I'm sure the west side isn't as bad as people make it out to be? <<< That's me being positive. Only thing really bothering me is the long tram ride. Damn the tram ride and damn not having a car. It takes 55 minutes to get there on the tram. That's 2 hours wasted on travel time. Boo that but yay to extra income.
I miss my car and I miss driving. I really need to get my driver's license. Need a driver's license to buy a car. Fair enough. Wish I had a say about my little Toyota when dad took her away from me. "You get your license then only you talk!" Ugh. We need permission from state authorities to do everything. How annoying. I'll get my license sorted when I return to KL. Then I'll get myself a decent little car and scrub it clean and shiny whenever I'm feeling bleugh.
Night. And hope this blog entry doesn't make u feel so bleugh. I'm not in a boomz mood, as Miss Ris Low would put it. Cue to laugh. Go check out her youtube interview if u don't get it.
PS - I don't want to sound so pessimistic, hence, the use of bleugh over words such as shitty/ apathetic/ unhappy.
I'll feel better as the days go by. :) Sweet dreams.
Wednesday, 04 November 2009
Tuesday, 03 November 2009
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Paying homage to Marc Jacobs fragrances
This is Daisy. She's described to be young, pretty and feminine. Top notes are wild strawberry, red grapefruit and violet leaves. Heart notes are gardenia, violet and jasmine. Base notes are musk, vanilla and white woods.
Daisy, the bottle, was designed with a beautiful plastic flower cap with retro-pretty daisy flowers in a bid to attract younger consumers to purchase within the Marc Jacobs brand, and that it did. I absolutely love Daisy and Marc Jacobs is now a household name to me. Kudos to Marc Jacobs; target audience of 18 - 24 year olds reached! Both the bottle and the scent blew me away and I was sold just after one whiff of Daisy. Daisy is just as pleasant and pretty on the inside as it is on the outside. Daisy is fresh, versatile and pleasant smelling thus making it suitable for most age groups and most personality types. Although I have up to a hundred bottles of perfume, Daisy is one of my favorites. My love for Daisy is a conflicting one. On the one hand, I want to spray her on my body every morning and every night, but on the other, I don't want her bottle sad and empty because it's just so pretty and I don't want to have to throw away something so pretty so quickly because it's empty! ;(Keeping an empty bottle is a waste of space but throwing away something so pretty would be a sin! Conclusion? Treat Daisy like gold and use her slowly so she can be in my life for years to come. Or just buy a new one when bottle number 1 empties out.
Anyway, I didn't think Marc Jacobs would be able to come out with another bottle as beautiful as Daisy but boy, was I wrong. It's 2009 now and Marc Jacobs has outdone himself.
New fragrance release by Marc Jacobs...
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Say hi to Lola.
*gasp* x 100000000000
ISN'T SHE PRETTY!!! Daisy blew me away at first sight, but the bottle Lola literally made my scream "I WANT"!
Lola is a sexier and more matured fragrance in comparison to Daisy. She's described to be pretty, flirtatious and alluring. Top notes are pink peppercorn, pear and grapefruit. Heart notes are fuchsia peony, rose, geranium. Base notes are vanilla, tonka bean and creamy musk.
Both Daisy and Lola are fruity florals. Unlike Daisy, Lola the bottle and Lola the scent is stronger, louder, more sensual and more matured. At the first whiff, Lola is fruity and flowery but after sitting nicely on the skin, it smells much more muskier whereas Daisy smells like a garden of different flowers. Just like Daisy, Lola is pleasant and pretty both inside and outside. I'm guessing the target audience to be 25 - 34 but I love Lola and I'm so going to make Lola mine.
I'm such a sucker for packaging. Sarah's reaction when she saw Lola just now was "Aiyah, too much la" but I love Lola's over the top design!
Oh Marc Jacobs, how you tease me so. A hundred bottles and counting, but I just can't seem to resist you, oh no.
Sunday, 01 November 2009
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Halloween parties reek skank stink
Halloween isn't the same anymore. It used to be about dressing up in scary outfits. Now it's plain skanky. Don't really like Halloween parties because they reek of skank stink. Such a turn off. Our generation is the dawn of a new error.
Won't mention what I've already mentioned before in my 2008 Halloween entry Did u have a skanky halloween?.
Gonna rest up today. Big night tomorrow night (Melbourne Cup Eve) at the Long Room. Hopefully the stupid big fat pimple on my cheek will be gone by then.
On another note - I ♥ my girls here for checking up on me. Fi Fi, Sarah, Amanda and Michelle... thank you ;) I really shouldn't mention you girls in a blog post titled with the word skank but I just wanted to include this lil note because I am very grateful to have you girls in my life.
Ciao.
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