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Watching football alone is boring, even if it's exciting Latin American countries against each other. I was sleepy during the second half of the Brazil-Chile match. And 15 minutes before game ends, I fell asleep. Woke up to find advertisements already playing.

I burnt a hole in my white tudung today!! Actually, it's TWO holes! But I only left the iron for a few seconds only!! How can! I've left the iron for like a minute on t-shirts and other cotton clothes and nothing happened. Darn. Haha so that's my first iron burn hole. Luckily it's just a tudung and not clothes.

Finally! We have the fan up and running! It wasn't spoilt! We thought it was, well it really didn't work when we tried it! So we went back to the store to exchange, but when we were there, we saw that there's no more of the same fan, or the other model similar to it. What's left are small table fans and a bloody expensive standing air-con unit. The air-con unit would be perfect for this tiny room actually! But. It's over 230 pounds. Anyway! The staff tested the fan unit, and it miraculously worked. Thanks ah. Travel all the way carrying the fan and it actually worked. But never mind. Not complaining. The breeze from this fan is AWESOME. I don't even feel any heat! Woohoo!

Birthday's coming! A quarter of a century old! Already got my birthday gift from Other Half like a week ago :) Love it very very much heehee :) Other Half asks me what I wanna do on my birthday. Honestly, I dunoe. I can only think of eating at Nando's at this moment. HAHAHA. Ya I know, lame. Nando's only?! But that's my current craving muahahaha. Actually, I ever pictured a birthday celebration for myself, where the 'feast' will be thosai masala.


It will be an awesome birthday lah! HAHAHA. Ooh ooh! What if it's a thosai masala cake! Double awesome!! :D


Yup. Someday. Someday I'll have it. Ehehehe. Maybe I should start thinking of other birthday celebrations I might wanna have.
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