In the end, what is the difference?
This is the Eye Cream I got from my sis and believe it or not, that very afternoon at the very same Sunway Pyramid, I was thinking of getting an eye cream myself. Oh, creepy. The other Shiseido present I received was from my YiMa who I really miss rite now. Eyeshadow and lipglosses in one flashy casing (I love!!) and also another furry, little pouch which is leopard-printed. Oh, I feel wild already. . .
Why combine all 4 pictures together? I just thought it would look artsy in case this didn't pop up in your mind when u saw it. Ceh.
Last but not least, two carefully packaged Totoro I received from dear Oli all the way from Aussie. Thanks a lot~ I wanted to name one after you but the namesake got nabbed by my sis, so now they are. . .
Now for a few snapshots of the first house I lived in back in Sandakan. I must have spent about 14 years there. The special feature of that house is, it is very traditional in a lot of ways and so, it manages to hold a lot of my childhood memories.The swing we thought of as the greatest creation ever on Earth when we were young. We even created a so called Abs-Exercise using this 'machine' here and we practiced hard everyday. Until dogs were introduced into our compound and so our tummy-bloats began.
This is the front garden and for as long as I could remember, that huge mango tree had been there.Every single dish is cooked with genuine ingredients here and no instant-helpers used! While we think this is terrific, my Grandma somehow, loves amusing herself by buying all sorts of new, frozen or instant food. Then she would be amazed at how easy nuggets can be prepared and improvise on it. She even knows which instant noodle is the tastiest and where it is sold the cheapest. She is not OLD at all. . .
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is the dish my Grandma is well-known for! Chicken feet and Mushrooms. And notice the plate she used? We call that the Vintage Plate - cool eh!
And this is the present my Grandma gave me before I felt Sandakan. She feeds me like a pig and it feels good. . . secretly I admitted here (oh no. .)! It costs only RM 1 per piece and tastes nice! See the name written on the plastic bag? Lo Tai (Mrs Lo). Miss her a lot. Really really do.
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