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Josephine.
Since 1988.
A tub of Strawberry Cheesecake Ice-cream with my favourite Hollywood flicks pretty sums me up.







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Wednesday, January 21, 2009

I read a book that inspires me inside out. As one who remembers too much of a detail, it's definitely not something bad but it doesn't do me any good either. All of my life, I have had too much traumas or perhaps bad experience. Unknowingly, I stored them in the infinite memory card (my brain) for the longest time. It's time to wake up and move on. I have been trying so hard to find a way to rid this good-bad habit of mine of being such a perfectionist. A perfectionist sees and accepts no stains in her life. A sucker that I am one when actually no man on earth is perfect. Well thank Gawd that I chanced upon this passage which talks about having a joy-list. Instead of remembering all the bad times, I should remind myself of the good times.



Life is too short to notice only all the rotten eggs.


opps too hot to resist. MEGAN YOU RAWKS! XOXO

P.S. Can you believe I stopped a cat fight yesterday? Ouch, it's the worst ever. I swear. The cats pounced viciously onto one another. All the kittens surround, watching helplessly.