The Lion Dance and Us

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Being autistic and having sensory processing disorder, kiddo is always hyper sensitive towards certain taste and sound.

Chinese New Year was always a horror for me and kiddo. He couldn’t comprehend the sound of firework and meltdowns always follows soon after. Nobody understood how difficult it was for me and him and most would that that I am a bad parent with damaged goods as I am unable to stop him from ‘throwing tantrums’. Yes. Chinese New Year was always depressing for me as we both had to endure all sort of judgmental people around us.

But luckily for me, this year kiddo has gone through changes after I stopped listening to people’s advice to try to teach him like normal children. His milestone is amazing and now he no longer picks on his food and no longer too sensitive towards sound. Thanks to Autism Parents Support Group who has given me loads of tips based on their personal experience on dealing with autism first hand, kiddo can now enjoy the noisily loud Lion Dance and firecrackers sound. Chinese New Year is not quite a horror for us anymore.

Cleffairy: Taking things one day at a time.

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Travel in Style with Flying Nomad

I’m not much of a traveler, but looking at how crazy my life is right now, I am seriously considering to do a lil bit traveling this upcoming Dec. Life is too much to handle and a girl could use some escapism.

I have a few Cuti Cuti Malaysia on shoestring plans, but I’m too vain to travel unstylishly. I like to look good. Yea…I’m a vain pot. There is no cure for that, unfortunately.

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And so when I was invited to the launching of Flying Nomad line of clothing in Carcosa Seri Negara last week… I was absolutely thrilled.

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Flying Nomad was showcasing the new line of clothing for Autumn and Winter 2013. It was really lovely. But so sorry, no photos of the entire fashion show here cuz my memory card decided to die on me.

The Flying Nomad Autumn/Winter Collection 2013 combined a keen sense of adventure with a renewed fascination for the great outdoors. This season’s colour top colour trends reflect the spirit of wilderness, with nature inspired hues like deep lichen green and emerald green. With bright accents against muted tones, earthly chocolaty colours, checkered prints and houndstooth prints forming the colour palette for it’s collection, Flying Nomad draws it’s inspiration from a quirky blend and nostalgic prints. The collection is anchored on the theme ‘time-travel’, somewhat a modern take on the vintage-inspired style.

Look what I got here in preparation for my upcoming travel in December. A fabulously fashionable but practical bag from Flying Nomad.

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Awesomeness overload, in my opinion.

 

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Foldable when you’re not using it. 😀 Mine is in lovely autumn brown shade and comes with an exclusive Flying Nomad keychain. Can’t wait to put it into good use soon. 😀

Cleffairy: Style should not suffer when you’re traveling. 😀

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Heart Healing Advice That Actually Works

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Often when we see advice about getting over a breakup, or healing a wounded heart, the advice pertains to one gender or the other. For example, guys are supposed to visit strip clubs with their buddies, and girls are expected to go have spa days with their friends. It’s all very pretentious advice; guys, when was the last time a lap dance from a paid stripper made you feel better about a breakup? And girls, do freshly painted nails really take away the hurt?

Instead of offering the same old b.s., in this article we’ll go over four real, honest ideas for how to heal the heart – or at least how to forget about your ex for a day at a time in the early going. Here we go.

Drink – At Home, With Friends

Drinking is a tricky idea. Sometimes it’s exactly the solution you need; sometimes it’s a disaster, and you wind up pouring your heart out to your aggravated ex’s voicemail (not good). But drinking at home (going out can feel like a high pressure situation right after a breakup), with friends (drinking alone is just sad, unless you’re a brooding artist who actually enjoys Maker’s Mark) can be a blast. A couple drinks in with the people who care about you and you’ll find yourself laughing instead of crying – almost guaranteed.

Do Something Irresponsible

It’s inevitable after a breakup to worry about what you might have done wrong. Instead, try to take a different approach – do something else you might consider wrong. My advice? Visit the Casino at Betfair online. This is an online casino that’s nothing but a good time, offering you the full casino experience at a single website. I’m partial to sports betting and video poker myself, but live games, slot machines, etc. can also draw your attention. And after a breakup, doing something you’d ordinarily consider bold or irresponsible – like gambling a $200 hand in poker – can be oddly liberating.

Get In Shape – Quickly

There’s a temptation to overeat following a breakup. You know – lounge around watching re-runs of cheesy TV shows and stuff your face with oreos, and whatnot. If this really helps, go for it. If not, hit the gym hard, fast and often. This isn’t about distracting yourself, or “developing positive energy,” or anything worthless like that. Rather, it’s about something most of us want but won’t admit: winning. 6 months after your breakup, you want to be able to objectively look at yourself and your ex and say, “I win.” Being in the best shape of your life isn’t everything, but it counts.

Have Sex

If it feels too personal, fine – no one’s pressuring you. But don’t get caught up in feeling dirty, needy, or anything else negative. Human beings like sex, and intimacy with someone new, with no feelings attached, gets your confidence back up and helps you to gain some perspective.

 

Cleffairy: We’re all responsible for our own happiness. Don’t let anyone else convince you otherwise.

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Are You a Single Mother?

It was a weekend. My husband need to work again and I happened to have an event to attend. And as usual, I brought my kid along with me. It is a norm for me to attend events or invited reviews with the kid, cuz obviously I’m the only person who could handle the kid and no babysitters is trained enough to handle the behaviour of an autistic child. Can’t blame them. Even the father of the kid finds it a horrendous task to be alone with the kid for even two hours. Yes, the boy is that challenging.

Well, thank God I have no more kids and decided not to have anymore kids for good. I can’t imagine myself having to handle newborns on my own 24/7. I’m not exactly a spring chicken anymore and I’m liable to die because of stress or go insane cuz both kids and husband just drive me crazy. Such things is toxic for the body, you know? I do wish to live a bit longer and enjoy what the world have to offer.

Anyway, enough of the rambling about things that I can never change. What I want to share with all of you today is my experience of being labeled a ‘single mother with a special need child’. Yea…I kinda get that pretty often these days. I used to be offended when people asked me if I’m a single mother…you know, well-meaning people often do ask me that. Even the teachers in my son’s school asked me that cuz some of the new teachers in school never seen my husband before and it is safe to say that my husband almost never make an appearance during the day…be it report card day or school trips. You see, his work no longer allow flexibility or time off. He even have to work on weekends these days. Full time at work and part time husband and father, as they say. I used to be offended when people asked me if I’m a single mother or a divorcee, but not anymore.

I get too much of those, and these days my replies are always casual. If I’m in the mood to entertain such personal question, I will spend some time explaining that my husband is busy working and his work requires him to work even on weekends and he can’t make it to accompany us during events/lunch/dinner/etc.

If I’m feeling cheeky, I’ll just say “What do you mean the boy is my son? He’s my kid brother. My mum is having a field day at spa and I got stuck babysitting him.” I usually get away with this too. Hehehe…the kid looks old enough to pass as my kid brother. Ah…the joy of having kids early. The older they get, the more they look like your siblings.

If I am not in the mood to entertain people,however, I will just nod and say “Yes, I’m a single mum” and stupid questions will just end there. You’ll be amazed how a “Yes” to those stupid question actually stops people from asking you more and more stupid question further. Usually if I answered a “No, I’m not a single mum, my husband is working”, people will press on and ask why he has to work on weekend, or why they never see him before.  Or worst, people tend to ask me if I would be interested in having another child since my first one is a special need etc. You have no idea how tiring it is to smile and entertain stupid questions like that! Some people should just go and become a journalist and make money out of their busybody attitude.

I stopped feeling offended when people asked me if I’m a single mother. I suppose I’m older now and I can’t really give a hoot on what people thinks of my marital status. Married or not married…it is none of anyone’s business, don’t you think? After all, I don’t think I’m alone in this department. There are loads of women out there who live their lives like a widow or a single mother because they are entrusted to take care of their kids on their own while their husbands goes outstation and stuff and only meet once a month or something. I realize it is normal for women to be single when they are married. No biggie. Such things has been ongoing for God knows how long.

Cleffairy: Would love to see the day when people starts asking men if they are single fathers instead. That would be an awesome thing to see.

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Looking Back 15 September 2012

It’s 15 September 2013 today. Perhaps it is just another date for you, but it is not for me. Last year, this date, at about 4pm-6pm, I was shocked awake as I was shown one’s true colour.

I may not realise it then,but this date held so much significance in my life. From that date onwards, my life and my perspective on various things changed completely. I may not realise it immediately, on the spot on that very date for I was really taken aback by everything, but thinking back, if I have been trapped in the world of false security all these years, then what happened that day definitely shattered the illusion and brought me back to reality.

As painful it is to reminisce, I must jot this down. Not that I will ever forget or forgive what happened that fateful day, but this post serves as a reminder to myself, and everyone around who is in a relationship that it is a mistake to give your heart, soul and youth wholeheartedly when one could easily betray you with the act of unfaithfulness and infidelity and could easily hurt you in the worst way possible and walk away from you without a second thought.

What happened that day…is not something I want to remember, as it is a catalyst that triggers more and more heartache and misery after that… but as excruciating as it is, I am glad it happened, because for what it is worth, it taught me to keep a piece of me to myself so that I can never be hurt in the same way again, and it makes me a less dependant woman today.

I am a girl no more, and I shall never be that trusting, gullible woman ever again for I am created in His image, and therefore it makes me worthy of love and happiness. To have any less, is an insult to His glory.

Cleffairy: Do you know how it feels like to eat chappati and thosai with a broken heart? Do you know how those delicacy tasted like when you have to hold in your tears and smile for the benefit of others? I pray none of you have to find out, for the flat pastries tasted really bitter and very difficult to swallow that you can hardly breathe when you eat em with a broken heart.

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Spring Cleaning Session with My Little Man

I was getting really frustrated a few weeks back. It’s been a year since I moved into the house that I’m currently living and yet the entire house looks like it just survived an apocalypse.

🙁 Most of the things were still unpacked and and still inside their respective boxes, and furnitures were mostly still unassembled.

Talk about extreme procrastination on both my part and my husband’s part. My husband is always busy and have no time to help out with the boxes, furnitures and whatnot, and I figure if I were to wait for him, everything will still be in a mess after a decade. It’s not that I haven’t experienced that with him before. We’ve been together for years and he’s quite a champion in procrastinating and giving excuse not to help me out when it comes to household things. He’s always working on the weekend, going for appointments on the weekend. Either that, or he’s always tired all the time or locking himself up in his office room to online. *SIGH*

Feeling irritated and rather bitter that night that I don’t get any help at all where my son and the house is concerned, I told my son that something has to be done about it, and it’s going to need our mother-son combined effort to actually get things done. And with my son’s help, we did a major spring-cleaning and space de-cluttering. My son and I threw away a lot of useless things, especially the things that my husband insists on keeping despite the fact that the stuff are already spoiled and useless.

To be honest, I can’t really be bothered anymore about things being sentimental value or not. As far as I’m concerned, those stuff are useless and just sitting there collecting dust, and there’s no point wasting the already small space at home to accommodate them. Plus, he’s not always at home, and I think my comfort and my son’s comfort comes first. And I’m proud to say that with our combined effort, the house is now much cleaner and definitely much more habitable. 😀

I found plenty of old CDs and DVDs while were were spring-cleaning. Wonder if I can make money selling old CDs and DVDs? An evil thought came to my mind. Maybe I should sell the old CDs and DVDs online after all and make money. After all, my son and I ought to be rewarded for cleaning up the house. 😀

 

Cleffairy: It takes a real man to clean up the house. And my son is a real man.

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Autism: Things I Always Get From The ‘All Knowing Public”

 

You know what? I’m feeling a little bit nasty and unforgiving today. Looking back, I’ve been through a lot as a parent to a an autistic child. Throughout the years, people tend to judge me and criticize me more than giving me support; hence the reason why I stopped surrounding myself with such people who thinks they know it all and blatantly told me in the face that I’ve been doing things the wrong way. I’m just too tired to be miserable. The world I’m living in…practically have no autism awareness whatsoever, and I very much prefer to be with those who are supportive and enlightened.

Not sure if any of you want to read this, but I’ve compiled 50 things people said to me regarding my child and my parenting skills. Care to add anymore so that it will reach one hundred? I mean, you people have been saying all sort of things to me and to my son, I’m sure you have more to say. Go ahead. Have a field day. 😀

Brace yourself. It’s a long list:

1. You are too soft. He needs a smack to show him you are the boss. Can’t you control your child?

2. He’ll grow out of it.

3. He looks normal. Are you sure he has autism? His autism symptoms are not obvious, I think.

4. I’m so sorry this happened to you.

5. I’m so glad my kid doesn’t act that badly in public.

6. Have you ever considered that YOU are the problem? It’s not autism spectrum disorder! Stop saying that!

7. Do you work?

8. Does your child ever behave? Can he be cured?

9. You’re one of those lazy parents that use autism as an excuse. Start parenting properly!

10. Oh my child does that too, he’s just being a boy!

11. Just leave him with me for a week…. I will sort him out!

12. It must come from your side of the family.

13. If he was my child…. I will…

14. I would never allow my child to act like that.

15. You must really need a break.

16. It must be because your husband is always not around and the kid have no male role model to look up to. Have you spoken to your husband about this?

17. Why don’t you send him to a babysitter?

18. When will he talk? Why he only parrots what people say? My children can talk! In fact, they talk alot! Why isn’t your child talking? How old is he now? He’s supposed to be talking!

19. Give the child some space! Let him be! How will he grow up if you keep coddling him that way?

20. Look at the parents… I can see why the child is like that.

21. You need to be doing more to help.

22. Is your child retarded? Get help from autism speaks or something.

23. Wow, how do you do it? I could never deal with that!

24. Oh it’s probably just a phase he’s going through.

25. You really need to make him “get over” some of these issues he has.

26. It’s just the way you raised him!!

27. He’s just being manipulative.

28. He’s not autistic. He looked me in the eyes and autistic kids don’t do that.

29. If you can’t control your child keep him in the house.

30. What drugs did you take when you were pregnant to make him autistic?

31. You made a mistake by allowing him to be vaccinated! The vaccines have side effects! Baby immunizations caused autism! Don’t you know that? It caused autism!

32. You’re lucky, it could be worse.

33.You are just obsessed with autism. Stop giving excuses!

34. Well, it was God’s will. Just keep praying. He will get better soon.

35. Oh, autistic kids are geniuses! (That’s great, but do note that not all autistic children are Rainman. Right now I’m still hoping and praying that my child will someday do very basic things such as saying his own name.)

36. Well at least he doesn’t look like there is something wrong.

37. He doesn’t look autistic. Are you sure he is autistic?

38.You can’t use autism as an excuse. He really is just being a brat. If you don’t control it now what kind of adult will he be?

38. Don’t reward his “bad behavior.”

39. Do you mind if your child doesn’t play with mine? He awkward and destructive behaviour is a very bad example to my children.

40. Why haven’t you tried that? I heard about someone who cured their child that way?

41. He only acts that way with you.

42. I’ve raised kids and they don’t act like that.

43.Why is he such a picky eater? Why doesn’t he eat rice? Why did you not teach him properly? He doesn’t have enough nutrient, that is why he is like that!

44. Oh it’s not severe. He’ll be just fine.

45. You should probably send him away to a home or an institution. Have you even consider that? You should!

46. He can’t be autistic.. My friend has a kid with autism and he’s nothing like him.

47. It must be easy being a stay at home mom. You’re lucky!

48. You need to potty train him now.

49. God only gives what you can handle.

50. Your child is old enough to know better than that.

Sad to say that sometimes, even strangers are much kinder to me and my son than my loved ones, family and friends. My son had reach quite a lot of milestone this year, and it’s all due to my own sweat, tears and blood. Nobody helped me through it personally. The struggle was mine alone. Not even loved ones helped me through it. It’s just the two of us…me and son this year.

Okay, okay…that’s a little exaggerating…I’ll give credit where it’s due. There is a few people I should really thank for the changes in my son’s life and his progress. These people may not be directly involved in my life and son’s life, but their kind words and encouragements and have been a huge pillar of strength and inspiration to me. My blogger friends, Missyblurkit for all her encouragements and kind words, WackyBecky for having enough faith in me to invite me and my son for her company’s events, my FB friend Norlaila for giving me perspective how it is like to live as a disabled since she is a special need person herself…you’ll never know how much it meant to us.

Missyblurkit may never know this, but her words offered me so much comfort and strength. WackyBecky may never know this too, but her choice in not discriminating has given my son a chance to explore his environment and give him a chance to socialize and fit in, and my son has shown tremendous progress since. And as for Norlaila, she has open my eyes on how it really feels to be a special need person. Through her, I see the world of special need people differently. The three of you may never know or realize this as you are not directly or actively involved in my child’s life, but thank you…you guys supported me and inspired me in a way not even my family members and loved ones did. 😀 Thank you, thank you so much.

 

Cleffairy: None of you will survive a day walking in my shoes. Mark my words. NONE! Unfortunately, I can’t spank autism out of my child anymore than I can slap the ignorance out of YOU!

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Trip to Aquaria

It’s school holiday right now in Malaysia, and while everyone else is busy traveling and holidaying with their family and kids, I’m stuck at home again, doing God knows what. *roll eyes*. Nothing new there. The husband is always busy, and have no time for recreation. The only ‘holiday’ to him is just during Chinese New Year *roll eyes again* where he will take a few days off to go back and spend some time in his hometown, which, I never consider as a real vacation because it was a never a relaxing affair. Full of expectation, and full of…well, stress…and traffic jam, stupid, noisy fireworks and crowd…and well, you name it. Can’t even sleep in peace during that ‘vacation’ with all the crash boom bang around me.

There are times I feel so bloody fed up that all these years, I almost never get a REAL break at all. I wonder if the only vacation I’ll get is when I finally die and rest in peace? Hmm, now that’s a thought, but let’s not dwell in that cuz obviously, I’m still alive and my complains are usually in vain, cuz nobody is gonna entertain it or have some empathy for me, including you readers and friends because obviously, you’re not walking in my stinking shoes and by time of writing, you’re probably snoring away in some hotel in an exotic location. 😀

So you say, if my husband always have his hands full and can’t be bothered to take us for a vacation during school holidays, why don’t I go somewhere on my own? Here’s why: I feel like I just can’t be bothered to take-off anywhere and spoil my kid like other brats his age during school holiday. School holiday expectation is kinda getting too mainstream and annoying, with all the crowd and all the travel postings from all around the web.

I usually do my ‘traveling’, sight-seeing and whatnot impromptu, during non-peak period. I’ll go anywhere I like, when I like and without notifying others when I wanna go for it. Ah, the joy of being a freelance. I am in control of my own time.

Neway, this is a tad outdated. I thought of writing about my recent trip to Aquaria KLCC with my son and my online game guildmates, but never really got the time to sit down and do it. Yups, I played hookie. I was supposed to work that day but heck I care. So here’s sharing with all of you the pictures taken when we were in Aquaria KLCC. Pretty awesome place to visit if you’re a big fan of marine creatures, I must say.

Featuring 60,000 square feet (5,600 m2) in two levels with a 90-metre (300 ft) underwater tunnel, Aquaria KLCC houses over 250 different species and over 5,000 land and aquatic animals from Malaysia and around the world. Interactive information kiosks on fish and turtle conservation. It includes a themed retail area of about 5,000 square feet (460 m2). Aquaria KLCC is based on the journey of water from the land to the sea. The journey starts in the misty highlands, down through rivers, through the rainforest and mangroves to the coral reefs into the deep blue sea.

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My godsis/GM of Judgement, posing in front of the aquarium. The trip to Aquaria was her treat, by the way. 😛

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School fish

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Shark

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Coral and shipwreck

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Whenever a ship sinks, it became the marine creature’s natural habitat.

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Fascinating crustaceans. They’ll be more fascinating to me if they end up on my plate, though. 😛

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A pair of marine turtles

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Giant matinée

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Feeding session

Video of the feeding session.

 

The impromptu visit to Aquaria KLCC was really fun, and if you’re looking for an educational place to bring your kids to this school holiday, do give this one a shot.

The aquarium is open daily from 10.30am – 8.00pm.

(Including Weekends and Public Holidays)

Last admission 7.00pm.

The admission fees are RM38 for adults and RM26 for children. There are discounts for locals who present their MyKad. After discounts, it would be RM28 for adults, RM22 for children.

 

Cleffairy: Life is a journey. Not a destination.

 

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Lemang, A Must Have During Eid

It’s festive season again in Malaysia. Eid celebration is quite a big deal for us, and commonly celebrated by Muslims and non-Muslims alike in the country by visiting friends and relatives and feasting all month long. There are plenty of traditional Malay delicacy served during Eid, but my must have is definitely these; lemang.

Lemang. A traditional Malay delicacy. Made from glutinous rice and thick coconut milk and cooked over fire by using bamboo stick. Taken with spicy rendangs or assorted curries. A delicacy eaten during Eid or other major festivals in Malaysia.

Lemang,lemang! Who want one? Rm10 -Rm16. Darn. Price raise. #elliecleffairy #raya #hariraya #instafood #lemang #traditionalfood #malaysiandelicacy #malayfood

These are lemang daun lerek. One of the best in Klang Valley area, in my opinion. A tad on the pricey side, though. A stick of these could easily cost you Rm10-Rm16.

Soft, enough ‘lemak’, not overcooked, not chewy or hard. Yummy! #elliecleffairy #instafood #raya #hariraya #malaysianfood #traditionalfood #malaydelicacy

But I think it’s still worth the price, considering that it was perfectly done. The texture was soft, and yet not overly chewy. It tasted rich enough and complement my curry perfectly.

Getting my twice a year lemang fix. The lemang daun kerek.

This lemang is sold somewhere along the roadside nearby Batu Caves area. 😀 Try it out if you must have some. Only available throughout the month of Eid, though. You might wanna contact them and place your order before you drop by, cuz this one’s pretty well known, and there’s perpetual queue for the lemang.

Cleffairy: Twice a year…not too much to ask, no? Neway, here’s wishing everyone who celebrates Eid a Selamat Hari Raya, Maaf Zahir dan Batin. 😀

 

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Misleading Mother’s Day Promo

How did you spend your Mother’s Day? I bet you ladies had a blast shaking your legs around while your men and your kids pamper you throughout the day. Well, good for you. Mine was nothing special. Never was and probably never will be. My kid practically lives in his own world while his father…well…his father is not my son, so not obligated to celebrate with me.

Anyway, as I said nothing special went on last Sunday, except the Domesticated Goddess in me was practically screaming and when I saw this self-service laundry shop offering free laundry, I thought I’ll just lug all my dirty clothes of over there and have them washed.

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Went there with a friend and her boyfriend. We were actually quite excited about the offer and looking forward to wash all of our soiled clothes. My friend actually brought all her dirty comforters to wash too.

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But when we’re ready to unload all of our dirty laundry into the washing machine, I noticed that we still need to insert coins into the slot despite of their ‘Wash Free on Mother’s Day offer’. I was flabbergasted cuz it’s supposed to be FREE. Asked the person in charge over there and he jolly well told me that the free wash is just until 2pm, and since my friend and I went there at 6pm, there will be no free wash for us.

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When asked why we have to pay for it when the banner that was hung outside says there is free wash on mother’s day, the person in charged pointed to this copy of an announcement that they stick in a small corner of the shop. I wasn’t very happy about it. In fact, I feel cheated! Who wouldn’t? They placed the goddamn thing in a small corner of the room where people would most probably overlook and most will only look at the colourful banner outside and simply assume that the free offer is for 24hours . Damn it. This is pretty much misleading and I bet this shop made quite a profit that day!

I was really furious cuz I brought alot of dirty laundry with me and so does my friend. We expected a free service but ended up paying a hefty sum instead! I was really unhappy and I thought that if the shop really wanted to offer a free service, they ought to have written the timing and whatnot on the freaking banner! This is clearly cheating the consumers and obviously manipulating people into paying…cuz rationally, who would wanna lug around their dirty laundries? Most would just have it washed the clothes there, even if they have to pay for it…like my friend and I did.

I wasn’t happy. I was furious, in fact, but the sulking did not go long, I suppose…as my friend treated me to dinner afterwards. Tsk. I have to say, it’s pretty easy to make me happy. Just feed me and I’ll be all smiles.

Cleffairy: Don’t complain if your Mother’s Day did not go as you expected. At least you did not end up being bored to tears and calling up your friend to do laundry with you only to have to pay a hefty sum for it.

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