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18 May 2007
.i am fine... maybe.
9:46 PM we went to far east for lunch today. RAMEN TEN. thanks to MY brilliant idea... and tzewei's cravings lahhh. after a few months, i finally got my ramen again. :)  my two moms and gossip aunties. (but seriously, they can gossip non-stop. haha) left: yvonne, right: tzewei. told u she's pretty right. too bad huimin din join us today.  she may look gentle and demure. but when she's hungry, she finishes her food 1st!  i had my usual. tomyum ramen with chicken cutlet.  and i recommended them to the "must-have". prawn mayo. :) yummylicious! then we went window shopping. and bought bubble tea back. and yes, we all found out that kevin... can see "things". & from there onwards, everyone started talking abt those "things". it so happens that tzewei's little sis also have that special ability. and she described those things! i was like... ok, breatheee. heh. and guess what, my chinese supervisor, nic, said he watched jangan pandang belakang. and he said its not scary! (nadia!! see! shouldnt have closed ur eyes too much kan! ahha.) oh i was reading this article. and somehow it is true abt myself. :) If you’re an only child: You’re a rock-solid citizen—and sweetie. “Only children are super-reliable,” Dr. Leman says. “They’re like oldest children to the extreme.” Growing up with only adults made you into a little grown-up early on—serious and dependable. You’re the rare person who will stay up half the night helping a friend or partner prep for a licensing exam or a big work presentation. You’re the type to move your partner’s car so he or she doesn’t get a ticket. Punctual and true to your word, onlies like you never leave a loved one waiting for a call or email. And you’re articulate, too, so your date can expect great conversations that really make a person think. Your love challenge: Admit it: You’re a bit of a perfectionist. Maybe you send back steaks that aren’t cooked just so or point out a teeny-tiny stain on your date’s sweater. Also, you’re so cautious and pragmatic, you can be very slow to act (read: Someone else has to make the first move). Best match: Youngest kid, because you balance each other out. The baby of the family adds the spontaneity and romance, while you make sure you two aren’t dining by candlelight because the electric bill never got paid! okay, and the next one is for fishdear. If you’re a youngest child: You’re all about fun. The most outgoing kids in the birth order, youngest children live to have a good time (it may be because your parents were more laid-back by the time you came along). On a typical first date you’ll have your date laughing so hard beer shoots out his or her nose. In fact, “most famous comedians are youngest children,” says Dr. Leman. A partial list: Jon Stewart, Jim Carrey, Ellen DeGeneres, Steve Martin, Eddie Murphy. And forget ho-hum plans, like dinner and a movie: You love to do the unexpected, often on the spur of the moment. You’re the type to take someone to a party, only to whisper two minutes later, “Let’s get out of here,” and then convince your date to take a road-trip to Atlantic City or Vegas for the weekend. Your love challenge: “Babies are the least financially dependable,” warns Dr. Leman (it comes from being, well, babied). So your date may be stuck picking up the tab when your credit card is maxed out. Also, some youngest children — not you, of course! — use that last-born charm and charisma to be a bit, ahem, manipulative, says Dr. Leman. That breed of baby will leave sneak off to hit golf balls with pals, leaving his or her date to fill in at a volunteer gig. Best match: Oldest child (they serve as a good counterbalance in a parent-child sort of way) or middle child (they value friendships, so they totally understand why you love being the life of the party). okay thats all guys. (Pst: look out for the born of robotloves. :) |
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