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Saturday, January 17, 2009

trUe weEkender

It’s Saturday! After Subuh prayer, I wanted to continue my morning slumber. Alas, I got a call from Fida. She’s a true morning person in our family besides Mak and Abah. As for me, I like waking up early to weekends, but as a typical singleton sleeping sounds much better. So anyway, after chit chatting for about half an hour (until brother-in-law back from the market) my appetite for sleeping has gone. Called Kakak for a few minutes, and then do some house chores – tidy up my room etc. Wandered around the house until 11am, and then decided to curl up in bed with the intention of preparing for Ortho presentation. But ended up sleeping until 2pm. What a bliss!



In the face of a true weekender.
Essentials : Laptop with internet, trusted handphone, and possible work stuff



Jellies I made after a short getaway for lunch at Kg Baru and shopping at Jusco.
This is instant jelly of course. The cute jelly moulds bought at Jusco.



My stuffed small fridge. Jellies placed in tray and refrigerated for about 30minutes.



This is 'aiskrim durian-pulut'. It's a craze in Kg Baru.
Pulut tanak in the middle of 2 layers of durian ice cream,
topping with susu cair and crushed peanuts.

Monday, January 12, 2009

Shoes R Made For Walking

A girl can never have too many shoes. Everyone knows that. But why do men always question our need to buy shoes? Anyway, today in the midst of doing laundry and playing Plant Tycoon, I updated/spring clean my shoe rack. I bought a pair of shoes yesterday. So a pair of shoes in, and 5 boxes of shoes out. I took some pictures of those shoes that have served me well until they are worn out. I’m not a shoe-holic. I buy shoes for comfort and practicality. And I only have 3 pairs of heels at the moment. High heels make my feet sore and tire me out easily. But I would like to have one of those killer heels someday!





Shoes for keeps



Shoes for bin



Shoes to let go - believed to be lined by pig skin