I'm the King at Home 2nd to none...

Yesterday's extra class almost crush my senses, ripping my soul directly... It was so BORING. Well, home is always my ideal paradise. From the moment i stepped in, Muaks~ i'm the King around. Mind my words, it's not as though i'm been served or wat-so-ever, but it's the comfort where hostel fails to please me all these while. Well, that's probably the ultimate reason you'll never find me around hostel during weekends. Sometimes, i get so Bored that i had to study just to fill in the time.

In just a week's time, it's holiday (and of course, study week + exams). I could sense the freedom (macam skrg takde) in the end of the tunnel. Yes, no more expensive yet sucky Malay food, Messy hostels and boring-boring lecture classes... For that 5 weeks... wahaha Speaking of 5 weeks of freedom, i'm broke~~~ must start hunting for part time job. But which company actually hires part-timers for that few weeks??? Exclude promoters, cashiers or even waiters (i had enough experience of standing) Ish, for that few seconds i have the desire to go back to Goldheart, at the very least i could save the effort of looking for job.

Pros

• You could EAT whenever you like (curi-curi makan la)
• Unlimited excess of internet surfing & magazines
  
• Instant excess of fast food & snacks (it's so near shopping malls )
• Uniform provided, less trouble of thinking what to wear
• Friendly colleagues
• you get to listen to latest musics whole day (which i get bored at it already)
  
• You could arrange your day-OFFs anytime, very flexible
• and Most important, can sit the whole time
  

Cons

• Not sure whether they're shortage of staff or not
• Pai Se to ask/call the boss and ask
• The paid erm.... soso only
• I don't like purple colour uniforms
• Sometimes it's very boring, sit there and do nothing

It's kinda obvious that Pros wins. But... i'm still undecided yet. Sigh~ What to do?

Uhuh, i was sitting in front of the TV while having my brunch just now, and this pair of couple caught my attention. They're just a normal, ordinary couple, but celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. At that moment, the cheesetart was in my mouth, and i almost choke, WHAT? 50 years???

50 years is indeed a tremendous achievement. It's something which failures like me could never possible think of. I do admit, i sux in relationships. If you have a 5 years relation, you've already earn my respect. I'll be the first one lining up asking tips and secrets from you. haha

I once believed that communications is the key aspect of a relation. Well, i'm wrong enough to state that. It actually takes more than that. Which is???.......... Well, if i knew, i would already started being an author and sell them... :)

Just look at people around you. The longest relation i knew (among friends of course, don't put our parents in the picture) would be Ivy Pow. haha while the 1st runners up would be Jason Chuah & Siew Ki.

Impressed? Bet Ya