Who invented ‘THE Wink’ anyway? And why is WINKING in this part of the world considered as being gatal? huhu. I notice Australians wink alot which is a way of saying ‘yes’ to something or.. ‘yes to i’m being gatal’ depending on the situation. But why does winking have to equate to sleaziness ah? Why can’t it be used for something else like a way of telling the teacher that you want to go to the toilet to pee? huhu.<\/p>\n
Ive got today off baking. I’m supposed to be sleeping in, but i TERbangun early. for what ? i dont know? Its been a while since i last had a good sleep in. Im so tempted to go back to sleep but i’ve got a nice hot cup of coffee sitting right next to me.. i just noticed that even the smell of coffee can wake u up ah?! ill probably go back to sleep after downing it. skali bangun mcm tebeliak mata. i read somewhere that if you’re kalat mata at the office or wherever, you should skull down a cup of coffee, take a short nap and you are guaranteed to wake up refreshed. Apparently the caffeine works better when you’re sleeping. I’ve tried this a couple of times and sometimes it works sometimes it doesnt..barang kali when it works, i was only semi-sleepy kali..and when it doesn;t i guess i was really really sleepy hahahaha. well, in this case you can always try the matchsticks in your eye trick..lol pakai selotape kah. hahahahaha. *wink* <\/p>\n
the plan today is to go around town scouting for two weeks worth of ingredients..and when i finally HAV E THE TIME..i will have to delete my phone sms inbox. gila panoh dang. mcm gigi sudah inbox ah. and it takes a freakin long time to load. <\/p>\n
kiss me<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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