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I went cycling last Saturday! Changi Beach to ECP. Fun :) The last time I cycled was probably 10 years ago, ignoring the one where I rode a twin bicycle hehe. That one I shall not count cos I didn't have to do the balancing, steering and even the heavy cycling HEHE. Can you believe it! I sort of forgot how to cycle! My balancing in the beginning was terrible, my cornering even worse. Tsk. But but. We is faci, so we should be the ones that take care of the kids, not the kids take care of us. So somehow, I had to quickly get used to the bicycle hahaha.

Cycling is not the only sport I forgot. Golf is another. Goodness. My swing is terrible. I was very happy the golf ball shot up can! My first few swings, hancur! I was hitting the air. Sigh.

I wonder if I forgot how to swim... Hmm.

The CSI Las Vegas team should do an investigation on Wisteria Lane.

Less than two months to go! Wheee~ :)

I went Anchorpoint, and to my disappointment, I went back empty handed. EMPTY. Not even a pair of shoes. What is wrong with me! Haha. Good thing the carpark ERP system was faulty, my parking fee's free!

But I still feel like shopping.

Jialat. I think shopping has become an addiction. I think I can't go without buying anything for a month. There's surely something to spend on, even if it's a $12 pair of shoes.

Bree Hodge and husband. The wife's very successful, and the husband's faded into the background. And the husband, because of his bruised and battered ego, wanted his wife to sell away the business to save their marriage. Question. Why can't a wife be more successful than the husband? Is it wrong?

You know those questions, what's your motto, or what do you believe in, dumb questions like those, I never had answers to. But recently, I found my answer. Independence. Being able to stand on your own two feet. We should all strive for that.

Birthday's coming! But I don't know what I want from all you people who's willing to buy me stuff. Haha! I am also supposed to start thinking of presents I want in the month after that too. Hehe. I shall start that list!
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