Fun times...
And the big question: Whom do we ask about in regards to storage of the leftover roti prata?
Well, the intriguing topic was started by mum today, on the 27 June.
Well, it does sound trivial but somehow, it could become a heck whole different matter altogether when it comes to my family.
Mum: (noticing the roti prata) Haiya. What to do with the prata? Alvin, go ask your father what to do with it.
Brother: (After a while of slacking, gets up and goes into the room) (Comes out) He says to ask you, mother.
Mum: What? Then ask him for what? (thought about the fun part) Ah girl, your turn go ask him say I ask you to ask him.
Me: (Gets up immediately and finds dad on the bed watching Telly) Daddy ah, the roti prata mummy ask me to ask you so how ah?
Dad: (Looks amused) Go ask mun. (The maid)
Me: (Laughing and reports to laughing bro and mum) Mun!! (Maid comes out) Go ask sir about the roti prata.
Mun: (reports back afterwards) Sir says ask 姐姐.
All of us: (LOLS!)
Okie. Maybe abit too 无聊 huh?
PS: When does the World Cup End??!! Just end already!!
Hmm... so far I think life is pretty mundane for me and I like it this way rather then having all the drama in my life.
I must say some people are really addicted to certain games though. Amazing what some people really do these days...
I just realised that these days, I am having less and less motivation to write here and more and more time is spent just wasting my life away. I dunno, just that well, my life has been rather tranquil lately so maybe that's why...
Arggh!! When can I even get my pet dog??
Well, the intriguing topic was started by mum today, on the 27 June.
Well, it does sound trivial but somehow, it could become a heck whole different matter altogether when it comes to my family.
Mum: (noticing the roti prata) Haiya. What to do with the prata? Alvin, go ask your father what to do with it.
Brother: (After a while of slacking, gets up and goes into the room) (Comes out) He says to ask you, mother.
Mum: What? Then ask him for what? (thought about the fun part) Ah girl, your turn go ask him say I ask you to ask him.
Me: (Gets up immediately and finds dad on the bed watching Telly) Daddy ah, the roti prata mummy ask me to ask you so how ah?
Dad: (Looks amused) Go ask mun. (The maid)
Me: (Laughing and reports to laughing bro and mum) Mun!! (Maid comes out) Go ask sir about the roti prata.
Mun: (reports back afterwards) Sir says ask 姐姐.
All of us: (LOLS!)
Okie. Maybe abit too 无聊 huh?
Hmm... so far I think life is pretty mundane for me and I like it this way rather then having all the drama in my life.
I must say some people are really addicted to certain games though. Amazing what some people really do these days...
I just realised that these days, I am having less and less motivation to write here and more and more time is spent just wasting my life away. I dunno, just that well, my life has been rather tranquil lately so maybe that's why...
Arggh!! When can I even get my pet dog??
Although, I tend to wonder why I like hyperactive ones...
I miss my childhood!!!
Maybe what I really missed is the feeling of being a 'complete' family. Not like my grandfather dying or the maid (more like nanny) leaving.
Call me sentimental (pouts) but I really just miss the good old days when really, my grandfather used to buy me sweets from a local Chinese medicine hall and my first maid just looking out for hyperactive me on the playgrounds...
I think it will be so cool to even relieve one moment of that day... Now, where's the god damn time machine when you ever need one?
You think? I'm experiencing the same problem here. It's not that my life is boring or anything, but school is running me ragged. I've spent the first week of the break going back to school to work on an assignment ... and I spent the second slacking off when I have about four or five school-related tasks to look at.
ReplyDeleteAlways bear in mind that the grass on the other side looks greener than the grass on this side. If you were a kid, you would have thought that adulthood is great. Now that you're approaching that, you think childhood is great.
Do I miss my childhood? Maybe, but I have no intention of going back to re-live it. As silly as it may seem, it is not called "the present" for nothing, you know.
Do you really think that you're living a mundane life? The life I lead is at least a hundred times more mundane than yours, give or take a multiplier of ten. Getting a job, and I don't mean your current internship, is already one step up from me.