Archive for February, 2009
Hubby’s Channel Surfing
hubby’s post:
Yesterday, while I was channel hopping out of boredom, I stumbled upon this movie called “Screwed”. It was about a guy who works as a butler to an old rich lady who owns a bread factory. He succeeded the job from his father who was the former butler, and to top it all, he’s also using the same uniform that his father used to wear. It was a hilarious movie that had a very interesting twist at the end. It started when the guy was asking the old lady for a new uniform because his dad’s uniform already has holes in it. Unfortunately the old lady refused to buy him a new uniform. Then Christmas came, the guy was surprised when the old lady gave him a present which he thought was a new uniform. But the time he opens the present, it was not what he’s expecting. All hell broke loose and he started to shout at the old lady and then left the house. And that’s when all the crazy stuffs start’s to happen.
A Tag About Hubby
I was tagged by Angie with this, and it is actually a fun thing to do! 
Selling Is Money
My dad has been selling usual wholesale products specifically refreshments like mineral water, softdrinks, C2, and even beers on our lodging business. He buys them at a local grocery store and sells them for our customers, which is another great way of family income. When I was young, I always see him making ice bags and would ask him, “Why are making a lot of ice bags full of water?” He would answer, “This is for you.” Being a kid, I never knew what he meant, until I stepped into the real world. I understood well enough that he uses the money he makes from those ice bags and refreshments for my daily allowances. Yes. DAILY allowances. And to think I was still asking for a raise. Pathetic of me. It made me realize how much I didn’t value money when I was young…
Treasured Award
Thanks Jes for giving me this award, it’s been so long since I was given awards! 
Baby Toys
My baby Julie Rayne owns quites a lot of toys, from pre-owned ones — yes those are the ones that I used when I was her age, and some are from her uncle Joshua (my little brother), to new ones like her oh-so-favorite stuffed Barney, and Lumpy. I was doing some major cleaning and found most of her toys not suitable for her age, some are those mobiles that are usually used to put a baby to sleep, some are toy magnets, but most of them are still usable like crayons, and pencils.
I’m Asian!
dNeero currently has a conversation made for Asian’s like me! 
It’s quite a lot of questions though, but most of them are really interesting… Why don’t you join in?
