Waffles for Lunch!

A much welcomed break from the usual nasi kandar stall at C3...

Tercipta Untukku

I first fell in love with this song when I heard it in Amy J's car, and then again when I heard it during Mira's wedding.

Tercipta Untukku by Ungu

And the lyrics...

Menatap indahnya senyuman diwajahmu
Membuat ku terdiam dan terpaku
Mengerti akan hadirnya cinta terindah
Saat kau peluk mesra tubuhku

Banyak kata
Yang tak mampu kuungkapkan
Kepada dirimu

Aku ingin engkau slalu
Hadir dan temani aku
Disetiap langkah
Yang meyakiniku
Kau tercipta untukku
Sepanjang hidupku

Aku ingin engkau slalu
Hadir dan temani aku
Disetiap langkah
Yang meyakiniku
Kau tercipta untukku
Meski waktu akan mampu
Memanggil seluruh ragaku
Ku ingin kau tau
Kuslalu milikmu
Yang mencintaimu
Sepanjang hidupku

Aku ingin engkau slalu
Hadir dan temani aku
Disetiap langkah
Yang meyakiniku
Kau tercipta untukku
Meski waktu akan mampu
Memanggil seluruh ragaku
Ku ingin kau tau
Kuslalu milikmu
Yang mencintaimu

-LV-

What Women Want???

I've come across many guys whom I consider very gentlemanly, very polite, very nice and in short, too good to be true.

I met K (an eternal bachelor) again recently; to discover (without much surprise) that he's still very much available.

K is simply one of the nicest, sweetest and most considerate guys around. Oh yes, he's got a well-established career, and is 150% financially secure.

Well-mannered and articulate as well.

And no, he doesn't play the field.

He's certainly one of those who deserve a nice happy little family to call his own. And I've got no qualms that he'll be one of the best husbands and fathers around.

He's not a bed-hopper too! Neither does he have any commitment problems.

It does make me wonder, why is he still single?

Nice guys DO finish last perhaps???

-LV-

Mika @ Night

-LV-

When It Gets Too Cold At Work...

And when wearing my blazer is insufficient... I buy a Pashima to keep me warm....

A Reflection of My Daily Routine

I came upon an entry on XT's blog recently on her daily routine, which sounds eeriely similar to mine.

A typical day for me....

5.30am: 1st alarm rings (Snooze - Grab my phone, check for text messages, reply - Go back to sleep)

5.39am: 2nd alarm rings (Snooze)

5.48am: 3rd alarm rings (Grab my phone for our daily Good Morning call)

6.02am: Alarm clock rings (Hang up - Shower and get dressed)

6.35am: Breakfast

6.45am: Put my heels on, begin my 45km commute to work.

7.35am: Arrive at C7 (Clock in - Grab the keys to my room - Put my stuff - Read the papers)

8.00am: Work

12.50pm: Naveena calls, makan time!!!!

*Makan!!!!!*

2.00pm: Back to work

Circa 5.20pm: Pack my bags - Clock out - Carpark here I come!!!

6.10pm: Arrive home

7.15pm: Dinner

8.30pm: Turn the idiot box on, Channel surf for a bit, Internet time, Call the parents...

Circa 10.00pm: 'Porridge' eating session!!!!! :P

11.30pm: ZZZZZzzzzzzz.......

And the routine is repeated the following day... Alas, how I 'love' my life!!!!

-LV-

A Sound Piece of Advice

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jahvs/236480066/

One of the many advice Dad has given me, and perhaps the best so far...

"You'll meet many detractors along the way...

Brush them aside, get the job done and move on..."

-LV-

LDP

I drive along the LDP (Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong) and past this building - Plaza Perabot LDP during my daily commute to and from work...

AND

It never fails to remind me of my 'early days' living in KL.

I swear, that I used to hate life here with a vengeance and was one of the members of PBSM (Persatuan Balik Setiap Minggu). Social life in KL back then was practically next to zero. I never ventured out further than the college (I used to live only 3 doors away. Yes, I swear. I did!), and perhaps the ocassional banana leaf at Bangsar. Had practically no friends in KL apart from the gang (but we never did meet each other in KL back then - all PBSM fellas). And yes, the only time I probably went out was with XY with whom I used to be quite close to. And very often, we'd end up on the wrong end of the LDP, in front of this Furniture Mall. *lols* Hence, the 'nostalgia' everytime I drive past this 'structure' nowadays - the constant reminder of my 'miserable' life down south 5 years ago.

Anyway, things change, and people surely do.

We're no longer as close, and I no longer dread living in KL.

I no longer have a zero social life.

I'm no longer a student.

I no longer fear getting lost.

But yet, some things never change - I still suck at driving!

-LV-

Impulse Buy?

Look what I managed to buy during the long lunch break today! Btw, we've all got ourselves a pair each. *lols*