...have no more tails;
...have been dewormed and vaccinated;
...are absolutely beautiful;
...are ready to break my heart *sob*sob*
4 boys & a gal
Toffee - 0.9kg
Trigger - 1.09kg
Truffles - 0.9kg
Tinkles - 0.96kg
Tubby - 1.03kg
The kiddos
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
at 6 weeks, they...
...are healthy;
...have no more tails;
...have been dewormed and vaccinated;
...are absolutely beautiful;
...are ready to break my heart *sob*sob*
4 boys & a gal
Toffee - 0.9kg
Trigger - 1.09kg
Truffles - 0.9kg
Tinkles - 0.96kg
Tubby - 1.03kg
The kiddos
...have no more tails;
...have been dewormed and vaccinated;
...are absolutely beautiful;
...are ready to break my heart *sob*sob*
4 boys & a gal
Toffee - 0.9kg
Trigger - 1.09kg
Truffles - 0.9kg
Tinkles - 0.96kg
Tubby - 1.03kg
The kiddos
Monday, March 27, 2006
4 nites in Bangkok
Day 1: Grand Palace and Suan Lum Night Bazaar
Arrived at Bossotel Inn, BKK at abt 10am. Mike, who arrived in BKK the nite before, joined us with his backpack. We decided to lunch at Khao San Rd, where Mike stayed the nite before. It was a backpackers' galore at Khao San and you kinda feel like the beach is nearby cos you see foreigners walking around topless (the men that is). Had a good thai meal. Weather in BKK was terribly hot tho. It was scorching hot, dry and humid at the same time. Quite awful really.
June wanted to see the Grand Palace. So we headed there. It was my third time at the palace. When we arrived there, a guard stopped me as sleeveless tops were disallowed. Arrgghh...we knew that we had to wear long pants but didn't realise abt the sleeveless tops. Bahh... I had to buy a blouse from a nearby shop as I refused to use the ones that they were lending to those like me. Sigh.
After the palace tour, we went for a thai traditional massage. It was pretty good. Then we took a thrilling ride on a tuk tuk to Suan Lum for dinner and the nite bazaar. We had another great thai meal. The nite bazaar was quite interesting and had a number of quirky stuff. We made a few good purchases. By the end of the nite, we were beat. The original plan was to check out the salsa bars but we were too exhausted.
Day 2: Roadtrip in thirsty car to Ayuthaya and The Dome at State Tower
The Lonely Planet guide suggested a train ride to Ayuthaya, the ancient ruin city. We arrived at the train station and were told that the train ride would take 2.5 hrs without aircon (yucks!), the next train was at 2pm (it was 12pm then) and the temples close at 5pm. It wasn't worth it. Then the tourist information centre recommended a private taxi which will take us there and back and tour a few temples in the area. After much bargaining, we got ourselves a deal at 600baht per head.
On the highway, the driver pulled aside and said that the car had overheated. With raised eyebrows, we suspected that we were gonna be in for a loooong ride. Shite! The poor driver had no water to cool the car or fill up the radiator. It was also in the middle of nowhere. The driver took his empty mineral water bottle and went to the drain to get filthy water. Eeuuuu... The green looking water looked so dodgy. But after a few refills, the car was able to start. Phew! But after a few km's, the car heated up again. And the driver had to get some more green dodgy filthy water from the drain. The car stopped a couple more times before we finally got to Ayuthaya. OMG what an experience.
There are at least 7 temples in the area but they are not closely located. The first one we visited wasn't that interesting. The second one was the largest temple ruin there and it was quite a spectacular sight. We visited a couple more ruins then decided to head back to BKK.
The ride back was as 'interesting' as our ride there. The car went thirsty on us at least 4 times until we reached our hotel. Hmmph. But the driver felt so bad for us and kept apologising that we didn't have the heart to be upset. On the contrary, we found it to be quite a hilarious adventure. Hehe.
We met some of Mike's friends for dinner. After dinner, Mike took us to witness the magnificent view of BKK from The Dome at the State Tower. It was an awesome view alright. The Dome is located on the 64th floor of the State Tower. Flute, the Champagne Bar is on a balcony that looks out to the city of BKK. It was beautiful. Drinks were however extremely costly. But it was definitely worthwhile standing out on that balcony.
Then we decided to check out Patpong. It was quite an interesting experience. We had walked all the way from Silom since Mike convinced us that it was closeby, based on his map. But it turned out to be a blardy long walk. Tsk...tsk.... But when we got there, it was as if time had turned back. The entire place was so brightly lit with so many activities going on as if it was only 7pm (when it was near midnite) There was a large market with peddlers calling out to us to buy their stuff. Then there were these men who tried to lure us in to watch thai girls shows. They were rather aggresive and kept tugging at and following us. Some bars had their doors opened, so we could see the girls dancing on poles. But they had pretty bored expressions on their faces. I'd actually watched one of those thai girls shows on my last trip and had been quite grossed out. So I wouldn't have enjoyed watching it again. We didn't go for it but what an experience just walking on that street and observing what had gone on. The sight of fat ugly old farangs (thai term for mat sallehs) with pretty thai girls who clung onto their arms was everywhere. How disgusting - ugh!
Day 3: Bargaining at Chaktuchak
It was a full day of shopping. Chaktuchak market was not quite what I had expected. It's helluva huge market with thousands of peddler lots and the market is sectionalised based on the different products that were being sold. But it was like walking into a maze cos there were so many rows of little shops and quite a few shops carried the same things. But stuff there were really cheap and if you had the patience and endurance to walk in the sweltering heat, you may be able to get quite a few good purchases.
After 6 hours of non-stop walking, we were done shopping there yet we prolly had only covered a third of the market. Mike's friends brought us to dinner - yet another yummy thai meal. It seems that everywhere we went, the food was good. After dinner, we went to Sukhumvit to check out the Bed Supper Club - it's the latest and happening club in BKK that emulates a New York concept where beds are put in place of sofas. As it was a Sunday nite, it wasn't happening inside. We just had a look around and left cos we were too cheap to pay the 500baht cover charge. Haha.
Day 4: Floating on Damnoen Saduak
It was an early rise as we had to leave BKK by 7am to get to Damnoen Saduak for the floating market. We had a deal with a taxi guy who agreed to tour 3 places for a total price of 1,500baht. Once we got to Damnoen Saduak, we had to take a long motor boat that took us to the floating market. The boat didn't travel too far before the motor suddenly stopped. OMG! We could not believe it. First a thirsty car, now a hungry boat?! We were beginning to wonder if we were jinxed. Hmm... But after a few chugging sounds, the engine started and we were on our way again. Unfortunately, it stopped a few more times before we got to the floating market. Luckily, the market wasn't too far away, so it was a just a short ride.
The floating market was a nice authentic experience. Eventho it had been commercialised quite a bit as similar peddlers from other markets are seen on both sides of the river calling out to tourists to buy stuff, it was still an interesting market. Especially the part where boats were selling food. We bought 3 bowls of 'kuay teow teng' (rice noodles in soup) from one of the boats and it was good stuff. The market wasn't a big one and we were done with it in less than an hour.
Our taxi guy then took us to a woodcraft factory followed by a wax museum. We had no idea that Thailand had a wax museum. It was apparently a new one. I made a remark wondering how this museum would compare to London's Madame Tussaud's Museum and the other two laughed at me, chiding that it was Thailand and not London. But we were pleasantly surprised and impressed that the wax figures were frikin damn real. Gez who had the last laugh. Muahaha...
The last stop was supposed to be a rose garden but we decided to skip that as we didn't think much of it, particularly when we were told that the entrance fee for it was 400 frikin baht per head. Later back in KL, we were told that the rose garden should not have been missed. Aarrghh.... Oh well...
When we got back to BKK, we decided to check out Siam Paragon - it's BKK's newest and largest shopping centre. We took the skytrain there. Siam Paragon was enormous. Once we stepped into it, I felt as if we were in another city cos the place was so v.modern and the boutiques were fashioned after western concepts. There were designer brands that have not even reached KL. Prices of goods here are also on the extreme end, except for bras. Interestingly enough, bras of regular brands cost less than they do in KL. So June and I went bra-shopping while Mike went his way, checking out the mall.
We got back to Silom for a foot massage. It was a fantastic massage, much better than the first one I had. Then we hopped on a tuk tuk to Chinatown for dinner. Mike brought us to a Chinese Thai restaurant for a seafood meal. It was yummilicious. After that, we went to nearby shop to buy foodstuff that we could bring home. There was this crispy fried version of our local 'bak kua' (meat jerky) that was awesome.
Later we went back to Patpong as June needed to get a bit more shopping done. The place was still buzzing with activities eventho it was a Monday nite. Got the shopping done and went back to the hotel. Our last nite in BKK and we'd spent most of our cash shopping and touring. Mike had to stay on for one more nite as his flight was on Wednesday morning. We pooled all our cash so that we may pass him some cash to spend on his last day and nite in BKK. It was pathetically funny. Haha.
Day 5: Bye bye Bangkok
*Sob*Sob* Our last few hours in BKK. Penniless (almost), we just went to the alley for cheap thai food. Hehe.
We got on the plane at abt 3.30pm and got home safe at abt 6.30pm. Sigh....farewell BKK!
Mike's last nite in BKK: Lucky streak
On day 4, we had gone on the internet to try look for Mike cheap accommodation for his last nite. We managed to get one from the Lonely Planet website at The Urban Age for 200baht. What a steal!
After we dropped Mike off near his hotel on our way to the airport, he went on his way looking for The Urban Age. It was apparently located at a tiny alley off Silom Rd. As he was searching for the signboard, a lady suddenly went up to him and asked him if he were Michael Tan. Naturally, he was a bit flabbergasted. It turned out that The Urban Age was under renovation and the owners felt bad that they were still receiving customers from the Lonely Planet despite them notifying the administrators to update their status on the website.
The building that was to be the hotel was a mess and certainly not fit for occupancy. The owners then offered Mike a clean room that was close to completion since he only needed to sleep in it for a few hours before his flight early next morning. They felt so bad that they decided to offer the room to him for FREE. Not only did he get the room for free, they also offered him complimentary airport transfer. Such an irony. So he ended up having extra cash left in spite of early concerns of not having sufficient cash to last. Haha.
It was an awesome trip. With funny adventures to boot. Excellent company, fantastic food and fabulous shopping. A memorable holiday for sure!
Arrived at Bossotel Inn, BKK at abt 10am. Mike, who arrived in BKK the nite before, joined us with his backpack. We decided to lunch at Khao San Rd, where Mike stayed the nite before. It was a backpackers' galore at Khao San and you kinda feel like the beach is nearby cos you see foreigners walking around topless (the men that is). Had a good thai meal. Weather in BKK was terribly hot tho. It was scorching hot, dry and humid at the same time. Quite awful really.
June wanted to see the Grand Palace. So we headed there. It was my third time at the palace. When we arrived there, a guard stopped me as sleeveless tops were disallowed. Arrgghh...we knew that we had to wear long pants but didn't realise abt the sleeveless tops. Bahh... I had to buy a blouse from a nearby shop as I refused to use the ones that they were lending to those like me. Sigh.
After the palace tour, we went for a thai traditional massage. It was pretty good. Then we took a thrilling ride on a tuk tuk to Suan Lum for dinner and the nite bazaar. We had another great thai meal. The nite bazaar was quite interesting and had a number of quirky stuff. We made a few good purchases. By the end of the nite, we were beat. The original plan was to check out the salsa bars but we were too exhausted.
Day 2: Roadtrip in thirsty car to Ayuthaya and The Dome at State Tower
The Lonely Planet guide suggested a train ride to Ayuthaya, the ancient ruin city. We arrived at the train station and were told that the train ride would take 2.5 hrs without aircon (yucks!), the next train was at 2pm (it was 12pm then) and the temples close at 5pm. It wasn't worth it. Then the tourist information centre recommended a private taxi which will take us there and back and tour a few temples in the area. After much bargaining, we got ourselves a deal at 600baht per head.
On the highway, the driver pulled aside and said that the car had overheated. With raised eyebrows, we suspected that we were gonna be in for a loooong ride. Shite! The poor driver had no water to cool the car or fill up the radiator. It was also in the middle of nowhere. The driver took his empty mineral water bottle and went to the drain to get filthy water. Eeuuuu... The green looking water looked so dodgy. But after a few refills, the car was able to start. Phew! But after a few km's, the car heated up again. And the driver had to get some more green dodgy filthy water from the drain. The car stopped a couple more times before we finally got to Ayuthaya. OMG what an experience.
There are at least 7 temples in the area but they are not closely located. The first one we visited wasn't that interesting. The second one was the largest temple ruin there and it was quite a spectacular sight. We visited a couple more ruins then decided to head back to BKK.
The ride back was as 'interesting' as our ride there. The car went thirsty on us at least 4 times until we reached our hotel. Hmmph. But the driver felt so bad for us and kept apologising that we didn't have the heart to be upset. On the contrary, we found it to be quite a hilarious adventure. Hehe.
We met some of Mike's friends for dinner. After dinner, Mike took us to witness the magnificent view of BKK from The Dome at the State Tower. It was an awesome view alright. The Dome is located on the 64th floor of the State Tower. Flute, the Champagne Bar is on a balcony that looks out to the city of BKK. It was beautiful. Drinks were however extremely costly. But it was definitely worthwhile standing out on that balcony.
Then we decided to check out Patpong. It was quite an interesting experience. We had walked all the way from Silom since Mike convinced us that it was closeby, based on his map. But it turned out to be a blardy long walk. Tsk...tsk.... But when we got there, it was as if time had turned back. The entire place was so brightly lit with so many activities going on as if it was only 7pm (when it was near midnite) There was a large market with peddlers calling out to us to buy their stuff. Then there were these men who tried to lure us in to watch thai girls shows. They were rather aggresive and kept tugging at and following us. Some bars had their doors opened, so we could see the girls dancing on poles. But they had pretty bored expressions on their faces. I'd actually watched one of those thai girls shows on my last trip and had been quite grossed out. So I wouldn't have enjoyed watching it again. We didn't go for it but what an experience just walking on that street and observing what had gone on. The sight of fat ugly old farangs (thai term for mat sallehs) with pretty thai girls who clung onto their arms was everywhere. How disgusting - ugh!
Day 3: Bargaining at Chaktuchak
It was a full day of shopping. Chaktuchak market was not quite what I had expected. It's helluva huge market with thousands of peddler lots and the market is sectionalised based on the different products that were being sold. But it was like walking into a maze cos there were so many rows of little shops and quite a few shops carried the same things. But stuff there were really cheap and if you had the patience and endurance to walk in the sweltering heat, you may be able to get quite a few good purchases.
After 6 hours of non-stop walking, we were done shopping there yet we prolly had only covered a third of the market. Mike's friends brought us to dinner - yet another yummy thai meal. It seems that everywhere we went, the food was good. After dinner, we went to Sukhumvit to check out the Bed Supper Club - it's the latest and happening club in BKK that emulates a New York concept where beds are put in place of sofas. As it was a Sunday nite, it wasn't happening inside. We just had a look around and left cos we were too cheap to pay the 500baht cover charge. Haha.
Day 4: Floating on Damnoen Saduak
It was an early rise as we had to leave BKK by 7am to get to Damnoen Saduak for the floating market. We had a deal with a taxi guy who agreed to tour 3 places for a total price of 1,500baht. Once we got to Damnoen Saduak, we had to take a long motor boat that took us to the floating market. The boat didn't travel too far before the motor suddenly stopped. OMG! We could not believe it. First a thirsty car, now a hungry boat?! We were beginning to wonder if we were jinxed. Hmm... But after a few chugging sounds, the engine started and we were on our way again. Unfortunately, it stopped a few more times before we got to the floating market. Luckily, the market wasn't too far away, so it was a just a short ride.
The floating market was a nice authentic experience. Eventho it had been commercialised quite a bit as similar peddlers from other markets are seen on both sides of the river calling out to tourists to buy stuff, it was still an interesting market. Especially the part where boats were selling food. We bought 3 bowls of 'kuay teow teng' (rice noodles in soup) from one of the boats and it was good stuff. The market wasn't a big one and we were done with it in less than an hour.
Our taxi guy then took us to a woodcraft factory followed by a wax museum. We had no idea that Thailand had a wax museum. It was apparently a new one. I made a remark wondering how this museum would compare to London's Madame Tussaud's Museum and the other two laughed at me, chiding that it was Thailand and not London. But we were pleasantly surprised and impressed that the wax figures were frikin damn real. Gez who had the last laugh. Muahaha...
The last stop was supposed to be a rose garden but we decided to skip that as we didn't think much of it, particularly when we were told that the entrance fee for it was 400 frikin baht per head. Later back in KL, we were told that the rose garden should not have been missed. Aarrghh.... Oh well...
When we got back to BKK, we decided to check out Siam Paragon - it's BKK's newest and largest shopping centre. We took the skytrain there. Siam Paragon was enormous. Once we stepped into it, I felt as if we were in another city cos the place was so v.modern and the boutiques were fashioned after western concepts. There were designer brands that have not even reached KL. Prices of goods here are also on the extreme end, except for bras. Interestingly enough, bras of regular brands cost less than they do in KL. So June and I went bra-shopping while Mike went his way, checking out the mall.
We got back to Silom for a foot massage. It was a fantastic massage, much better than the first one I had. Then we hopped on a tuk tuk to Chinatown for dinner. Mike brought us to a Chinese Thai restaurant for a seafood meal. It was yummilicious. After that, we went to nearby shop to buy foodstuff that we could bring home. There was this crispy fried version of our local 'bak kua' (meat jerky) that was awesome.
Later we went back to Patpong as June needed to get a bit more shopping done. The place was still buzzing with activities eventho it was a Monday nite. Got the shopping done and went back to the hotel. Our last nite in BKK and we'd spent most of our cash shopping and touring. Mike had to stay on for one more nite as his flight was on Wednesday morning. We pooled all our cash so that we may pass him some cash to spend on his last day and nite in BKK. It was pathetically funny. Haha.
Day 5: Bye bye Bangkok
*Sob*Sob* Our last few hours in BKK. Penniless (almost), we just went to the alley for cheap thai food. Hehe.
We got on the plane at abt 3.30pm and got home safe at abt 6.30pm. Sigh....farewell BKK!
Mike's last nite in BKK: Lucky streak
On day 4, we had gone on the internet to try look for Mike cheap accommodation for his last nite. We managed to get one from the Lonely Planet website at The Urban Age for 200baht. What a steal!
After we dropped Mike off near his hotel on our way to the airport, he went on his way looking for The Urban Age. It was apparently located at a tiny alley off Silom Rd. As he was searching for the signboard, a lady suddenly went up to him and asked him if he were Michael Tan. Naturally, he was a bit flabbergasted. It turned out that The Urban Age was under renovation and the owners felt bad that they were still receiving customers from the Lonely Planet despite them notifying the administrators to update their status on the website.
The building that was to be the hotel was a mess and certainly not fit for occupancy. The owners then offered Mike a clean room that was close to completion since he only needed to sleep in it for a few hours before his flight early next morning. They felt so bad that they decided to offer the room to him for FREE. Not only did he get the room for free, they also offered him complimentary airport transfer. Such an irony. So he ended up having extra cash left in spite of early concerns of not having sufficient cash to last. Haha.
It was an awesome trip. With funny adventures to boot. Excellent company, fantastic food and fabulous shopping. A memorable holiday for sure!
live on tv
I made my first debut on tv last Thursday....and it was a live telecast! Woohoo!! It was a thrilling experience. This was what happened...
Havana Estudio has been driving a few publicity initiatives. Sharie's publicist had managed to get us a slot on TV3's malay talk show for women called Wanita Hari Ini. The first coverage was supposed to be on flamenco. But at 9.30am last Thurs, Sharie woke me up from my sleep to say that the flamenco teacher had fallen ill and was unable to appear on the tv show. So in replacement, she wanted to feature salsa and belly dancing. Then she requested for me to do a short performance with Sam as Aisha was also unable to appear on tv due to some personal reasons. My first reaction was..."OMG!! This is surreal." It was my first ever performance with Sam and it had to be on tv! How overwhelming!!
Anyway, then Sharie told me that we were required to be at the tv station at 1pm. That left us hardly any time to practise. Then Sam contacted me and said that he'd pick me up at 12pm. My thots were so scattered. What do I wear? Do I put on make up? After consulting with Aisha, I decided to bring a few changes of clothes so that Sam, Sharie and the tv ppl could agree on what I should wear.
At 12pm, Sam picked me up and we went to the studio to do some warm up. At 12.45pm, we headed over the the TV3 station. They finally agreed that I should don on a black salsa-looking skirt and a red top. It was important that I do not expose too much cleavage and mid-riff for sensitive purposes. It was after all a malay women's show. Then I had my make up worn by a make-up artist.
At abt 3.30pm, we were on. Sam and I danced a 2-minute performance. Before we knew it, it was over and done with. Phew! Then Sam, Sharie and Nancy (belly dance teacher) were interviewed. And it was done! Overall, it was pretty cool. Surprisingly, I didn't feel too much jitters during the performance. I think I was comforted by the fact that it was Sam I was dancing with, so I felt that I needn't have to worry about remembering my steps and just follow his leads. Hehe.
Later that evening, I watched the playback. I think it wasn't too bad but boy, did I look so pale. Not that I didn't know that of myself already but to see it on screen with my own eyes is somewhat a different thing. Hmm....I must get a tan. Unfortunately, as the show was a live telecast at 3pm on a work day, hardly anyone caught it. My mom did tho since I'd informed her. Heh.
Wow whee....what a cool experience that was! *big grin*
Havana Estudio has been driving a few publicity initiatives. Sharie's publicist had managed to get us a slot on TV3's malay talk show for women called Wanita Hari Ini. The first coverage was supposed to be on flamenco. But at 9.30am last Thurs, Sharie woke me up from my sleep to say that the flamenco teacher had fallen ill and was unable to appear on the tv show. So in replacement, she wanted to feature salsa and belly dancing. Then she requested for me to do a short performance with Sam as Aisha was also unable to appear on tv due to some personal reasons. My first reaction was..."OMG!! This is surreal." It was my first ever performance with Sam and it had to be on tv! How overwhelming!!
Anyway, then Sharie told me that we were required to be at the tv station at 1pm. That left us hardly any time to practise. Then Sam contacted me and said that he'd pick me up at 12pm. My thots were so scattered. What do I wear? Do I put on make up? After consulting with Aisha, I decided to bring a few changes of clothes so that Sam, Sharie and the tv ppl could agree on what I should wear.
At 12pm, Sam picked me up and we went to the studio to do some warm up. At 12.45pm, we headed over the the TV3 station. They finally agreed that I should don on a black salsa-looking skirt and a red top. It was important that I do not expose too much cleavage and mid-riff for sensitive purposes. It was after all a malay women's show. Then I had my make up worn by a make-up artist.
At abt 3.30pm, we were on. Sam and I danced a 2-minute performance. Before we knew it, it was over and done with. Phew! Then Sam, Sharie and Nancy (belly dance teacher) were interviewed. And it was done! Overall, it was pretty cool. Surprisingly, I didn't feel too much jitters during the performance. I think I was comforted by the fact that it was Sam I was dancing with, so I felt that I needn't have to worry about remembering my steps and just follow his leads. Hehe.
Later that evening, I watched the playback. I think it wasn't too bad but boy, did I look so pale. Not that I didn't know that of myself already but to see it on screen with my own eyes is somewhat a different thing. Hmm....I must get a tan. Unfortunately, as the show was a live telecast at 3pm on a work day, hardly anyone caught it. My mom did tho since I'd informed her. Heh.
Wow whee....what a cool experience that was! *big grin*
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
since i stopped work...
i have
...been extremely lazy to blog - no inspiration. *bahh*
...rebonded my hair - it was getting awfully unmanageable.
...done a teeny bit of publicity work for the studio.
...spent a little more time with mah precious babies.
...had Tristan's hair cut short - it didn't turn out the way I expected....had wanted a scruffy look for him but it ended up being far too short and he looks a wee bit too girlish now. *yikes*
...watched a couple of DVDs - finally found the time to do some of that.
...spent a fair amount of time at Starbucks taking advantage of the free wifi. *heh*
...built a playpen (sorta) for the grandpups using foam sheets and cardboard for the borders - the little ones are now able to walk and run and roam all over the place till I lose track of them, not to mention, leaving pee trails everywhere they go...so had to do something to keep them within certain boundaries. Hehe
...had my regular salsa boost...but of cos!
...snipped the tails off the grandpups - the vet did it of cos! *eeck*
That's about what I've been up to. Heh!
Ahh....such is life....wish I have more of such moments without having to worry about...anything. Hmm...
...been extremely lazy to blog - no inspiration. *bahh*
...rebonded my hair - it was getting awfully unmanageable.
...done a teeny bit of publicity work for the studio.
...spent a little more time with mah precious babies.
...had Tristan's hair cut short - it didn't turn out the way I expected....had wanted a scruffy look for him but it ended up being far too short and he looks a wee bit too girlish now. *yikes*
...watched a couple of DVDs - finally found the time to do some of that.
...spent a fair amount of time at Starbucks taking advantage of the free wifi. *heh*
...built a playpen (sorta) for the grandpups using foam sheets and cardboard for the borders - the little ones are now able to walk and run and roam all over the place till I lose track of them, not to mention, leaving pee trails everywhere they go...so had to do something to keep them within certain boundaries. Hehe
...had my regular salsa boost...but of cos!
...snipped the tails off the grandpups - the vet did it of cos! *eeck*
That's about what I've been up to. Heh!
Ahh....such is life....wish I have more of such moments without having to worry about...anything. Hmm...
Monday, March 06, 2006
doggies and puppies
Now that I’m outta a job, need to look for new avenues to ensure that mah bank account doesn’t dry up. Hehe…
Pimpin’ some doggie lovin’
Let the word be out that Tristan is available for a good time with any silky biatches who are horny and in the ‘heat’ to fornicate. *wink* Hehe. I’m a pimpin’ Tristan for some doggie lovin’. Haha. Oh but of cos the biatches will have to be interviewed by moi to ensure only the best lovin’ for mah stud.
As for Tristan – now here’s a stud that will certainly be worth any bitch’s while. Mah handsome stud of high quality fur and show-quality parentage is a sight to behold. Hehe. So pls contact this madam if you have a heaty silky bitch who is waiting to be laid.
Good homes for lovable pups
Sadly I won’t be able to care for all my cute lil’ grandpups. It breaks my heart to do this but it has got to be done. Sigh!
My darlin’ lovable grandpups are up for sale. Please help me find good homes for my silky pups!
• Pedigree (pure bred) male Australian Silky Terrier puppies
• Father of pups is descendent of a show quality dog
• Available from end April onwards (pups need mom’s milk for the first 2 months)
Those interested may contact me for viewing of stud or pups. Heh.
Pimpin’ some doggie lovin’
Let the word be out that Tristan is available for a good time with any silky biatches who are horny and in the ‘heat’ to fornicate. *wink* Hehe. I’m a pimpin’ Tristan for some doggie lovin’. Haha. Oh but of cos the biatches will have to be interviewed by moi to ensure only the best lovin’ for mah stud.
As for Tristan – now here’s a stud that will certainly be worth any bitch’s while. Mah handsome stud of high quality fur and show-quality parentage is a sight to behold. Hehe. So pls contact this madam if you have a heaty silky bitch who is waiting to be laid.
Good homes for lovable pups
Sadly I won’t be able to care for all my cute lil’ grandpups. It breaks my heart to do this but it has got to be done. Sigh!
My darlin’ lovable grandpups are up for sale. Please help me find good homes for my silky pups!
• Pedigree (pure bred) male Australian Silky Terrier puppies
• Father of pups is descendent of a show quality dog
• Available from end April onwards (pups need mom’s milk for the first 2 months)
Those interested may contact me for viewing of stud or pups. Heh.
Thursday, March 02, 2006
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
farewell at last!
On the 2nd last day of work, the boss said he'd take me out for a farewell lunch. My first thot was 'Oh gawd, do I have to listen to a whole hour of prep talk?'. But of cos it would have been rude not to accept. So I agreed. I first thot that we'd be going nearby to his usual restaurants at Telawi St, but he decided to take me to the Le Meridien Hotel instead. Wow! What luxury. Hmm...
It turned out to be a really expensive lunch at the interntational coffee house cos he opened a bottle of Moet. And the most unexpected thing happened during desserts when he made a pass at me! *gasp* I was flabbergasted to say the least. Never in my wildest nightmares had I known that he had any such 'desires' for me! It was icky really cos (1) I've absolutely no attraction for him, (2) he's the boss I've been complaining abt all this long, and (3) he's frikin MARRIED and I know his wife! So the cheek of him! *Ugh*
Needless to say I'm so relieved that it's all over and that I never have to see or deal with him again! What a 'farewell treat' it was! *yucks* But on the other hand....WOOHOO! The days at that godforsaken hell-hole are o-v-e-r! *phew*
It turned out to be a really expensive lunch at the interntational coffee house cos he opened a bottle of Moet. And the most unexpected thing happened during desserts when he made a pass at me! *gasp* I was flabbergasted to say the least. Never in my wildest nightmares had I known that he had any such 'desires' for me! It was icky really cos (1) I've absolutely no attraction for him, (2) he's the boss I've been complaining abt all this long, and (3) he's frikin MARRIED and I know his wife! So the cheek of him! *Ugh*
Needless to say I'm so relieved that it's all over and that I never have to see or deal with him again! What a 'farewell treat' it was! *yucks* But on the other hand....WOOHOO! The days at that godforsaken hell-hole are o-v-e-r! *phew*
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