Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 19, 2007

Day Two in Perth was maybe slightly less boring. I’m blogging from Microsoft Word, though, because of the non-widespread Internet access. I'll just cut and paste later.

I got a call from Muz last night. It was crisp and clear as though he was calling from next door. I wonder what’s his deal though. He prolly runs through about ten unavailable girls before calling me out of sheer boredom.

We went sightseeing this afternoon, thanks to my two siblings. Lord knows what’s gotten into them, because I really don’t care much for the sightseeing. But whatever. It’s not like I have a choice in the matter or whatever. Some Western Australia Botanical Gardens, where I found REAL dandelions, like huge marbles and not that easy to blow at. And Bell Tower, which was already closed by the time we got there.

Afterwards we went to Livingston’s or whatever, and I found more opaque tights! I think the ones I currently own are much thicker and more opaque, but whatever. I got two pairs. Ima look for the glittery ones next. And a denim strapless playsuit for fifteen bucks. Tomorrow I’m going to try on the other playsuit I found. And look for a long[er] dress. Apparently my dresses are all too short, or something.

I gave Khai a call just now, just because I have autoroaming and I miss him. Haha.

Ohyeah it was nice and sunny today, yey.

Anyways photos.





Sorry for the bad photostitching, I had to pee at this point.


Presenting.. The four faces of Christmas angels!

Tuesday, December 18, 2007

AAAAAAAND I'm in Perth!

It's unusually gloomy and muggy instead of bright and sunny. And I haven't gone shopping yet, but I forsee myself going mad over satin boxers and cute underwear and the like.

Flight was okay, super bumpy at some points and my cup of tea sloshed all over my tray. NO CUTE GUYS. It was a full flight, with lots of babies and toddlers bawling away. Boring movies, except for Ratatouille which of course I've watched already. But I watched Goya's Ghosts and it was such an ugh movie [for me] and I hated the ending. I like to see things get tied up nicely, not unravelled in three different directions. Music was good though.

I am, of course, bored now. We're not going out at all today. Please kill me! Haha. I didn't bring a book or anything, you see, so this is my only form of entertainment. And there's only one modem which we're all sharing. My brother, my sister and her husband, and of course NorDean. So yea.



Anyways. Yesterday was the Christmas Cheer Party at store and thankfully, mak wasn't there so I didn't have to deal with her. But I didn't stay long, and besides, it was raining so not a lot of people showed. Wait, my point is, there were a couple of sets of angel wings and halos, so I wasted no time in putting one of the halos on. =D I love Christmas, didn't I tell you? Well then, after that everyone [non-strangers] who saw me had a good laugh. Apparently it's funny to match my face to a halo. Thanks guys. I think Din laughed the loudest. Bugger.



Thanks to Atikk the Great, I have a car waiting for me the last three days of the year. So I'm going to do my part to contribute to global warming! Can't wait to paint the town red! [After that I'll be completely and utterly broke, but whatever.]

Nat, don't worry, I've put your helmet on the bike.


Saturday night I was at Pasir Ris Park with Khai, and we were sitting overlooking this clump of trees that concealed a bike trail. A bike trail that's SO DARK, I think it's meant for use in the daytime only. So anyway, it was like three in the morning or so and I saw someone walking out with something slung over his back. It was an unconscious body la! Some guy in the woods shouted, "Allahu-akbar!" and I heard a burst of giggles, followed by two more unconscious bodies being carried out later.

We had to walk past them on our way back to the carpark, and one guy had the gall to stare at us. Sheesh. Don't you dare stare at us when you went looking for trouble and found it! Khai thoroughly spooked me out when he asked me, "Are you okay?" out of the blue.

Later, he told me that he saw a hanging body at the other side of the place where we sat. Also, when we were walking past the group of stupid people, he saw one of the girls being sampuked and standing right next to him, breathing heavily.

I couldn't sleep that night.

I mean, wtf? This is why I don't go looking for trouble, at bloody OCH or whatever. This is why.



Well that's all I have for now then. I'll be back tmr, I hope!

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