My diary

We were meeting Fr Paul Ling for marriage interview. On the way there, we amused ourselves with some questions we thought he might ask.

CT: How long you have been dating?
A: 4 years 6 months 3 days.
A: Why do you want to get marry?
CT: because don't want to be priest and sister.
A: What have you learnt in pre-marriage course?
CT: learn when is her subur time..


Guess we Pass or Fail in the interview?

CT is home for one week. It's a good time to settle a few important things. These were what we've gone through.

1. Get marriage registration form from JPN.
2. Rush here and there to get some documents ready, take recent photo then complete the form.
3. Return to JPN to get confirmed and signatures.
4. 'Angkat sumpah' at the court then must sign in front of the pesuruhjaya.
5. Go make booking at any association for registration.
(still surveying because we are looking for a bigger room where people can witness us, Sibu's associations usually a small office)

Since I have done some homework, we managed to settle this in only two days!
Psstt... CT said he won't want to marry second time!

Do you know where is this?

the Spaghetti bolognese is nice

Iris and Jani, these are the photos that we couldn't see. Sis said they are RAW files. I'm using picasa. The hues are weird le ..

See what I bought from Penang and KL! I was charged RM30 for the over weighted bags.

On my seventh day in sg, truely we are both in tiredness. I went to visit Jani yesterday. She accompanied me to a wedding fair in City Square. The quality of album taken and choices of gowns have so much to compare to Sibu and probably Kuching.

Charles said I am rounder now. I didn't jog again this morning as I fall asleep praying rosary. mmm.. where shall I go later? maybe Vivo City.

Looking forward meeting CK and family tommorrow at Ochard and zoo together in Sentosa on my last day with J&J sisters. (Joanne and Josyne)

Charles fed me well in sg. We spent too much on luxury food last weekend and each meal cost us at least S$30.

Saturday, went lepaking and movie at City square, JB.

Sunday, we were late for mass at Church of Holy Cross after breakfast at Clementi. We went home empty handed from Jurong Point and IMM.

Monday, I liked library in CCK. Had great time window shopping at first at Choa Chu Kang and Ang Mo Kio, but couldn't resist the temptation of Christmas sale. Met Charles after work then dinner at China town.

Tuesday, this morning jogged 2km at Dover Crescent's nearest park. Planning to shop again later at Bugis and Raffles Place.

The previous spring-clean was a few months back. Therefore, I could sense (see) come creepy creatures begin sharing the convenience accommodation with me. I need to get rid of these roomates; the lizards, cockroaches, mosquitoes, ants and even flies! Mom complaint I brought food to my room :p

It took me half day of throwing, cleaning, arranging, wiping, mopping, and fumigating (haha). I'm proud this time that I managed say bye-bye and dumped some old stuff without doubt. Example, my primary school name tag, my very first spectacles in primary 3, years of greeting cards & presents collection, roses received on first date, primary& secondary exercise books and anything that you could/ could not think of.

By the way, sis, I have cleared you stuff too. I have thrown your string less guitar.

Another disappointment after visited my hair dresser today! Weird, every time I get an undesirable haircut. But it turned up better after a month or two.
Lesson to learn: Never cut your hair near your event.

Surveyed some top bridal studios in Sibu. The packages are same expensive. I like Wishing Star the most. Nice album, beautiful edited photo-shoots, new & pretty gowns and make up.

Went to watch this last weekend at King's theatre. It was so crowded and always full-seat at all it show times. We screamed a few times at some horrific effects. A bit disappointed as the world has not really ended in this disaster movie.

They are so lonely, in pain, no joy, no fun, but were..

so excited when the visitors came

This year, we don't collect donation or having fun by singing and dancing at the old folks home like previous years. Instead, the students volunteer themselves to do the spring cleaning. The home is not very dirty though, because they are helpers to do the cleaning every week.

my YCS students with the grandpas and grandmas

together with ISCF and Islam club too

Before we left after cleaning, the students from different religion couldn't think of song to present to the folks so I suggested Rasa Sayang. They sang happily..

and they clapped happily..
(that Grandma can sing Rasa Sayang too :) )

p/s: if you notice, YCS (all Ibans), ISCF (all Chinese), Islam (all Malays). They don't talk to one another.