It's been a really fantastic week eversince the baby arrived.

I'm getting pretty used to cradling her around the house WITHOUT having my arms locked in a 90 degree angle and my sister placing her in a single position and I'm pretty proud of the fact that I can dress the little girl up in all her cute little dresses (not diapers though I can't bear the smell still  ).

She smiles a lot too...

The employment status is still on hold...pending...whatever. My days are mostly filled watching Olympics. Gymnastics is totally awesome. It's a joy watching both male and female perform that makes me so proud to be a Chinese. LoL!  I've been watching loads of old old series too starring Takashi Sorimachi. . I was never really fond of Japanese anime and dorama but he is SO HOT!!! LoL! The stories are pretty simple and predictable but it's really sweet and short. Watch GTO (which is terribly old) or Wonderful Life if you're bored. Gosh he is charminggggg. AHHAhAH!!!

Oh!! Thank you so much for all the beautiful wishes!!!

A friend of mine have been struck with dizzy spells lately and sometimes she would feel a slight stiffening of her muscles. She did a complete checkup and was told that she is suffering from iron deficiency. Then we found a video and reckoned she could be suffering from this disease too. I've never heard of it but...it's hilarious!

Video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxKUYhu4-Vw

 

 

I AM AN AAHHH YYEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LoL! My sister gave birth to a healthy, pinkish and active baby at 10.15pm sharp. I have no idea how much she weighs because I had forgotten all about it after my brother-in-law came jumping out with the terrific news!!! She has really big eyes that stared into all of us right after she was cleaned. Her limbs are long and strong and she started sucking her thumb really hard. Apparently, Baby Anne wailed loudly even before they managed to clear everything off her airway and mouth. She was fierce!!! HAHAHA!!!!


Long day...Gonna crash and I AM MISSING HER ALREADY!!!

Have a fantastic week ahead everyone!!!

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Talking about little kids, Pearl McKay is goooood.

Okay I realize that's not the way to do a countdown but then I do not know exactly when the time will come until my sister would be pushed into the delivery room. ...It's nerve-wrecking!!

We first got the call at 10++pm last night saying she's got her contractions and her cervix has already dilated to approximately 2cm (which is not really much according to my mom) and therefore the doctor sent her home asking her to return when the pain is more frequent or when she finally can't stand it anymore.  ...That'll take a couple days I guess huh, all mommys here??

So she went home with my brother-in-law and went to bed only to have more pain in the middle of the night but it soon went off. It comes occasionally now but it's still not bad enough apparently. I was hoping it would be an August 1st baby. That'll make it really easy to remember.

 

Quoting Tolkien: There is nothing like looking, if you want to find something. You certainly usually find something, if you look, but it is not always quite the something you were after.

I found the cover to a DVD I wanted very much to watch.

The DVDs aren't in there.

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Went on a shopping spree this afternoon and realized the trend for Gladiator boots. It appeared to me to be really horrendous when I first found out about it. No offense. :D

I might be speaking out of jealousy because I definitely do not have a pair of lengthy legs to adorn that. But it's gradually revolving and...it's actually quite attractive. Not to mention the price...

 

Gladiator Sandals...Remind me of Ipanema Sandals by Gisele Bundchen. Oh So Sexyyy!!!

And then I saw this...not really Gladiator there but oh well...

*falls of chair*

Have you ever attempted to cheat back in your school days? Or college? Or University?

Alright being totally honest, I HAVE. . Not much during school days where the classes were really small (which makes it hard to do so) and the topics covered were relatively much much bigger it would be pointless to cheat unless you have pages of the thick book torn and hide it somewhere under your clothes. But of course that does not include Multiple Choice Questions where the answers are stated and you'd just have to choose one of the four (A,B,C,D). My friends and I always opted for the seats right at the back of the classes and we'd exchange glances just if anyone of us needed help in any of the mind boggling questions - which means that'll be approximately 5-10 questions out of 50. Not too bad, eh?!  . There were certain tabs that represented each answer like a morse code and we'll nod if we agree with the answer given.

University days were more to having classmates have a turn on my answers. The halls were so huge we could do anything we wanted. But being Uni students we obeyed 1/2 the rules and would just whisper certain important points to one another or scribble them in huge words and lift it up to whomever needed it after the professor has walked down and past us. . During one of our midterms, a friend of mine turned in sick...which also meant he had not studied for the paper. My other friend tossed him her answer sheet for a quick glance before he lost his balance and dropped everything. We all stayed rooted...no one moved a single muscle until someone broke out and started laughing that led to a wave of hysteric laughters across the entire lecture hall. He picked everything up in time before the lecturer could spot the source of the outbreak.

That was us. Nothing really big though as all questions were required to be completed in essay forms. But it did leave a pretty cool memory. Big Fraud Jaymee.