Thursday, November 14, 2013

Gentlemen in the making

Yea right... I am now waiting for my burgers to be ready and while the burger seller is flipping the burgers his friends are happily lazing around on chairs playing guitars. Not even 1 of them offered me or the kids to sit down.

Yup... these are the fine young gentlemen of our future... sigh...

A rose by any other name smell as sweet...

So is fart...

Hahahaaaaaaa

This post is inspired by the most awful, foul smell of fart I have ever produced every 10 minutes throughout the day every single time I am pregnant.

No joke I tell you. Even my kids are now able to recognise the smell. And every time they smell something foul, they will ask me if that awful smell is because I have farted. It even brought me to life from my deep slumber. My own smelly fart. Kesian incik suami. Apa nak kata ye yang... terima je la adinda seadanya...

Haaaahaaaahaaaaaaaaaa!!!

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

gemuk

"Kakak, mummy gemuk tak?" parading in front of her while changing to go out one night.

"Taklah. Tak gemuk pun," my 7 year old princess replied.

"Ye ke tak gemuk? gemuklah."

"Tak gemuk. Gemuk sikit je. Mummy kan mengandung. Memangla gemuk sikit. Tak banyak pun."

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Sigh... my adorable sweet princess trying to sooth my ugly low self esteemed monster that had reared its head that night.

I am 17 weeks now and I gained a whopping 14kg. FOURTEEN FRIGGIN KG!

sigh...

Friday, November 1, 2013

Hormonal Haywire

My hormones have definitely gone haywire. Took the ERL and LRT for 2 days in a row to get to work. On both occasions I was not seated nor was I offered any during the whole journey.
On the first day, I was so hurt for being ignored and coupled with a very back ache, I had to take  pit stop after arriving at the station near my office to sit and cry.


Yup. I cried because I nobody offered me a seat and as a result I had to endure a very bad back pain.

The 2nd day I was expecting not to be offered a seat and so it doesn't bother me like the day before. I was actually amused because a few actually suddenly went to sleep when they saw me enter the train. No biggie. I was proud of myself for managing to control my hormones and not cry for not being able to sit down in the train (ngada betul!). After arriving at the station nearby office, I sat down nearby to ease my back pain. It was becoming painful to walk and so I had to sit down to nurse the pain. Out of the blue a colleague came up from behind and asking me if I'm alright and would I like her to carry some of my things for me. I declined politely and off she went. Immediately my eyes watered and I cried like a burst dam.

Damn! And I was so proud of myself and here I was crying like a cry baby. Ridiculous i'm telling you but this is getting out of hand. I hate not having control. 

Blergh...