Life in Lavender

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A Mirror Doesn't Cost That Much

I quite loathe it when certain unqualified people who live in a house provided by their parents, drives a car paid off by their parents, and changes jobs repeatedly, tells u to :

(a) pick ur life up by chasing ur dream to study your Masters and get a higher-paid job; when they stupidly don't know that this job is needed as a stepping stone for Masters

(b) not decide who u wanna marry for life; and then pathetically fakes that they have met someone else when they're clearly not over u, just to comfort themselves

(c) takes weed & shisha almost every night, when they swore they hated smokers

(d) has no direction in life, and yet possesses the audacity to talk about "independence"

(e) sends you multiple texts so long , even when you don't reply, they come in the form of mms

(f) still acts and responds childishly when things do not go their way/when you reject them

(g) has a self-esteem so low, and is ashamed to bring people back to their natal home

(h) thinks they're psychologists and can "assumingly" tell whether ur happy or not, when clearly you didn't even tell them you're livindavidaloca in the first place; trying to act smart maybe?

(i) keeps changing jobs because they have no experience and ambition, yet desire a higher pay cause they are picky ... village-thinking maybe?

AND yet they have the guts to tell you how to live your life when you are the one who's independent, and them, still maturing both mentally, work-wise, and also financially.

It's time to grow up :)

Toodles!


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Food Plog : Raku Galore

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Food Plog : Kelana Jaya Steamboat

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Restaurant Kar Hiong @ SS18, Subang Jaya

This place serves homecooked food at its very best. I personally adore the pumpkin tofu (with its piquant sauce), salted egg mantis prawn (crispy and moreish), asam stingray, and dried vege chicken herbal soup. Individually the paku with belacan, and fried long bean-brinjal combination were both pretty nicely done. The only dishes that didn't really buy me over were the spring onion venison and the portugese style chicken. The two were good in terms of texture and both retained their juiciness as well, but it's the flavour that didn't pack a punch though at the end of the day it all boils down to personal preference. The total bill came to about RM105 plus drinks & rice. I'll definitely return to sample more hearty dishes :)

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I Made : Burgers, Slaw, Wedges, and a Bowl of Tossed Salad

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To: ChocoMemoirs
Subject: I Made : Burgers, Slaw, Wedges, and a Bowl of Tossed Salad
Sent: Mar 21, 2012 2:16 AM




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I Made : Butter Sauce Fatty Pork, Stir-fried Long Beans with Japanese Tofu in Garlic & Krill Paste, and White Carrot Pork Bone Soup sweetened with Chinese Cabbage & Anchovies

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And boy was his tummy filled ... warm, and satiated :) 

Thanks for appreciating, love.