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July

It's the end of July and I barely posted anything here.

It was an eventful month. Emotionally and physically.

Worked as a promoter. Went to Klang with KMK sisters. Here I thank Hui Yi, Yi Ting, Ying Sze, Xuan Ling, EJ and Wei Ling again =) The seafood and bak kut teh was awesome hehe. And for the first time ever I was one of the driver O.O I never drove so much before but it was fun =)

Hanged out with Ariel and Qis too. Watched Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 together and the movie was great! I miss HP and the gang already... And the next day we went to Urbanscapes! Truthfully, everything there was overpriced (but so cute), the music wasn't all that good (except for Liyana Fizi), the entrance ticket was expensive too. And the sun! I have a horrible tan line now... But being able to hang out with my friends made it all worth it =)

Afternoons of my holidays are very uneventful and boring. I really need to find something to do >.<

By the way here is something random. Mom wanted to buy toothbrush so I saw Systema toothbrushes which is pretty affordable... So we bought it.

During study week for finals, I listened to the radio and there was this advertisement about Systema toothbrushes. All day long, I listen to the woman and man saying '0.02mm bristles... 0.02mm... 0.02mm'. Till now I remember that the bristles are 0.02mm while I totally forgot about important numbers that i studied throughout the 2 study weeks =.= The power of repetition...

See! 0.02mm bristles!

And been enjoying the clouds lately =) Perfect weather for cloud watching...



I wonder if there is any cloud appreciation/watcher club in Malaysia...
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