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Monday, June 9, 2008

& it's just miie and...

Today, was an impactful day for me. Yes, our PEM conducted a memory session for us whereby he taught us a method to remmeber 20 random things for as long as we live! Sounds so cool right.

I felt that it was very enriching and fun. I really enjoyed myself a lot. Of course, I'll pay my tribute to Mr. Goh by stating all the 20 items here. Hopefully, this satisfies him, that is, of course, only if he reads my blog- which he probably doesn't even knows exists. haha.

Anyway, here's the list:

1) Grandfather clock

2) Pacifier

3) Chimpanzee

4) Cookie

5) Soap

6) Banana milk shake

7) Skeleton

8) Microphone

9) Show

10) Marshmallow

11) Pizza

12) Orange and banana fruit juice

13) Music note

14) Radio

15) Angelina Jolie

16) Tennis racket

17) Pink elephant

18) Blueberry

19) Oxygen tank

20) Harry Potter

=) I'm so pleased.

After which Mr. Goh treated us all ( only 10 of us turned up) to pizza and chicken wings. No doubt it was delicious. Thks a lot Mr. Goh, really appreciate it!

Later on, we went over to suk yi's place. We played PS2, which I was extrememly lousy at. We played games that we used to when we were little girls, danced around, joked and chit chat. I really enjoyed my time there. Thks for accommodating us suk yi! haha. Here are some pics we took. :)

aishyah and me

suk yi and me

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Later, met sis, mum and nephew for lunch and had nasi padang for dinner. Ya, no doubt that it's not recommendable for dinner, but really I couldn't resist temptation.

When I reached home, I happened to come across a document while channel surfing. I was astounded. World's smallest mum, just 84 cm tall. Her husband's just an ordinary guy. She plays with her child in a shopping cart and her husband pushes it around while shopping. I found it very surprising and it was really an eye opener for me.

People come in all shapes and sizes, it is only up to us to accept them. Let alone, start a living with them. I've always known that looks don't matter, it is what within that matters most, at least to me. Yet, I think that this documentary was very touching. To think that a guy would go against all odds to marry an extraordianry woman and even start a family with her. Hats off to him. There's so much to think abt when it comes to such intricate matters of life. Then again, I'm still very young and have a looooooooooong way to go. haha. For now, what I need most is, my precious sleep.

That's all for now.

Love,

NisA

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