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How did you spend your Valentine ’s Day? Hmm…as for me it wasn’t so much of a Valentine’s day. It was more of a mad cow CNY shopping craze again. I couldn’t really feel the mood but could see many young couples carrying beautiful teddy bears with flower queuing up outside restaurants waiting for their romantic meal. We did have a dinner but it wasn’t romantic…hehe, went for Johnny’s steamboat (potong steam) instead to avoid the crowds. After dinner, went gift shopping for daddy’s clients and lingered around Jusco until 12am. Yea, they open until midnight. Later we headed for Old Klang Rd to grabbed cartons of mandarin oranges and dry meats. Phew! *Pout lips*. That’s how I spent my Valentine’s day, CNY has overpowered the cupid this time round. But but but, I was so glad to find a pleasant surprise from my son. A card he brought home from school. Sweet! Valentine's card from BB, Update: I got another surprise last night after meeitng up with 1+2mom. Went home and saw something on

Do you do scaling yearly? I remember the last time I visited a dentist was about 2 years back. It was really an awful experience. I practically swore to myself that I would never go back to that dentist. She was so rude and rough like those one star “lau yea” dentist. She was a replacement dentist. The dentist I usually see was on Holiday. I have no idea how she did my teeth but all I could remember was “BLOOD” oozing out from my gum. They were lots and lots of em and painful, very painful. Because of that, whenever I think of seeing a dentist I procrastinate. Until recently, a friend of mine recommended this dentist in P.J. Amcorp Tower. This one is an entirely different experience. She is very detail and there were no sight of blood, most importantly not painful. Very clean, with polishing and friendly chat, it only cost RM80. Try her if you are having difficulties with nightmare dentist. Say Cheese!!! *Showing off my clean teeth* Allyfeel's recommendation: Dr. Christina, Tel: 03

While daddy and I were talking in the living room, this was what happened: Bb: Mommy, mommy D&M: We did not reply but kept chatting Bb: Excuse me mommy…(loud) D&M: Wait darling Bb: Hey… excuse me Mommy: Can you wait? Please don’t disturb when mommy is talking to daddy. Bb: No, I can’t wait. Mommy: Why can’t you wait? Bb: Because I am stubborn. Mommy: Speechless…. He must have picked up that word when we laid our remarks on him. He said excuse me very frequently. Reason being, he has loads of gas. Yea, he farts a lot. ;P

Over the weekend, we attended a friend’s 2yr-old son’s birthday party. It was awesome. The owner arranged loads of activities for kids to enjoy. Bb had great fun doing coloring, making paper puppets of Barney and friends, treated himself to a waterproof tattoo and baloons. I think my friend must have spent a lot of time and money preparing this party. The environment was superb; English breakfast was just so yummy. It was a restaurant located in Mount Kiara Damai called Bijou . I enjoyed myself yakking with long lost college friend found in the party. My friend is thoughtful; she takes all the trouble to prepare different gifts for kids who attended the party. There was like three boxes of Japanese biscuits, a cotton finger puppet, Play-doh, a box of color pencil and some other stuff which I’ve forgotten. Hmm…don’t we just envy the life of a rich tai tai cum SAHM ? Left: Bijou Restaurant

What is the use of putting up anti-smoking signs when people in Malaysia don’t border? Often or not the sign is just a decorative item in toilets, restaurants, air-con buildings, public places and etc. I just couldn’t understand why people still smoke in areas that is labeled NO SMOKING. To them it’s just a sign, no effects at all. Why? Because the owner that put up the signs also never border to stop it’s customers from doing so. Once I was in an air-condition restaurant whereby smoking are not allowed but when I compliant that someone is smoking, guess what the restaurant people say? “We can’t do anything”. WHAT? Then don’t put up the bloody sign. It’s so irritating especially seeing those young girls carrying lighted sticks of ciggy happily chatting away while it burns and leaving ashes on the floor and polluted the entire food court and stair cases in office building. Another one is those advertising aunty that have to light a ciggy when they make their big business. There are sign

Sis imported some kid’s socks from Taiwan . I got a dozen from her for bb at wholesale price. It’s very cheap. Bb loves his Disney socks so much. If you are also interested to get some for your kids, let me know .

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Chinese always believe that before the Chinese New Year, you will either get very lucky or the reverse. I have no idea why, probably all those invisible ones come and collect debt *evil smile*. Last year around this time, my car tyre punctured for the first time of my 15 years of driving. It was bad! What made it worst was daddy unable to deliver help and I have to solve this all by myself. It was horrendous! As you can tell, I started driving once I got my license. Back then, we did not have any course to teach us how to fix a puncture tyre. Gosh! *Think, think, think* There is a Shell station nearby, so I asked the car washing boss if he could help. I had a little luck left; he dragged his assistance and his tools along to help me fix it. I was so grateful, I offer him money but he refused. I thanked him and feeling a bit uneasy, I made them konnyaku jelly the next day. As for now, bb and I have caught flu & sore throat for about a week already. For me, I had a few sleepless nigh