A girl who loves chocolates, tomyam, spaghetti, shopping, travelling, photography, reading
Talks less but thinks more, or maybe more than you ever imagined....

thegirlnextDOOR

Yesterday was my godmum's birthday. She is also my aunt. That day grandma had even prepared nice meal for all of us. But they were for the employees. Yesterday was meant for our own family members. So, my cousins, aunts, uncles, niece and little nephew were present, too. It had been a long time since I ever had such gathering with 'em. Coz I'm always in KL when they are having big feast here. It is such a pleasurable one indeed. A so-called reunion for us all.
We had two big round tables with 11 people each, a total of RM400++ per table. *my sis rated it as expensive* But dad somehow has different view. He said it doesn't matter how much, coz the meaning of the feast is more significant than anything else. *remarkable comment!*

Just came back home half an hour ago. Well, I went to see my sis off for her 4-days trip which included of Penang, Bkt Tinggi, Cameron and KL. Wow. It sounds nice and refreshing one to me. Coz I usually thought they will choose Genting as the primary option. Luckily, they didn't. Dad and mum tagged along too. But mum drove. Haha. Dad always wanna be the passenger more than the chauffeur. The bus started to drive off at 10.30pm sharp, after we managed to be there for close to 20 minutes. My parents are the most anxious one. I guess all of the parents there had the same feelings too. Dad managed to bump into his old friend a.k.a my savior.

He was the uncle who saved me from being a handicapped when I was young. Dad said I sat on the unbalanced table and fell down when I was around 4 years old.*but I have blank memory 'bout that* The uncle, was the nurse then who managed prevent me from suffering a left-fractured arm. That time dad thought it was helpless as the lower part of the arm ain't has the energy to move at all. It was just like a swing, moving by itself. Completely numb. Luckily, this uncle was there! He is my savior. That is how dad used to tell me until now.

The uncle mentioned here is Ho Wentak's dad. His younger sister happened to be my sis' friend, joining the trip now. Isn't it a small world after all? I always say, it's really a tiny world. And, Mr.Loh, Convent's add maths teacher was there to send her daughter off too. My sis' friend again. =) All parents are the same. Hopefully they can reach Penang safely..

Prayin' for them.. God bless 'em..