What do you do when someone break your irreplaceable favorite vase into tiny pieces? Me? I will pick up each and every piece and put them back together, no matter how much time I need, no matter if they cut my fingers because it is my favorite vase, it’s something which is so meaningful to me that I just cannot afford to lose it…

But in reality, it’s something only a fool does because one can never ever put back the pieces back together, the vase will never be the same again…the best way is to forget about the vase and move on…….

A FB friend shares this nice quote:

What greater thing is there for human souls than to feel that they are joined for life - to be with each other in silent unspeakable memories.– George Elliot

Oh dear, I am getting it again. I shared my dry eyes syndrome experience last year in this post. How time flies…It’s been more than a year since I had this syndrome and I am getting it again! I have been doing a lot of book reading and computering lately. But then I have not been diligently using the non-preservative eye drop.

Probably it’s time to visit my ophthalmologist, Dr. Then of ISEC….I hope he will not advise me not to use contact lens… I am really too, too vain to do away with contact lens. Colored contact lens are my life now! Haha..the saying goes, woman prefers beauty to their life, ha!

Yesterday, as I fetched Little J back from school, a friend of mine called him “leng chai”. When we got into the car, he asked me, “Mum, what is “leng chai”? I explained to him that it literally means handsome guy in Cantonese. He gave me a very, very big and cheeky grin and said, “Yay! someone said I am handsome!” and grin from ear to ear. Yes, darling…you are sooooo…handsome!!

I would like to wish all my Dayak friends a very Happy Gawai… May this wonderful celebrations bring you true health and true wealth… Happy tuaking!!