It had been months since I last update my blog.
After baby got hospitalized, I actually written a post about what happened and the experiences on the hospital. But it was way too long, I didn't post it. After I've gone lazy. And now I AM BACK!
Ok, let's summarize everything that had happened for the last few months.
- Baby was hit by a fever and hospitalized in the hospital for almost a week.
- Besides having the fever, he had a sore throat and measles-like rashes too. Imagine the whole face, body, hands and legs are filled with red dots!
- We paid less than RM50-00 for 4 days 3 nights stay in the hospital, plus medication, consultation and 2 blood tests. We got a private room too.
- The government hospital SUCKS I swear never to bringt baby back there ever again!
- Mom and baby are now staying with me in KL.
- Baby is getting taller and taller each day.
- Baby is very gtood at crawling.
- Baby had called me "MAMMA" once ♥
- Baby is now learning how to stand on his own without any support.
- Fire's sister had come back and stayed with us for two weeks. I'm very glad because I have the coolest sister-in-law ever.
- Mommy just bought a brand new 29" TV. *_*
- Me and Fire have this really cool plan for 2010/2011
There's actually so much more that I wanna share with you guys but I couldn't actually remember them now. Will add in the new post when my brain starts to be good.
Life has its ups and downs as always. But I'm happy to be alive! And I hope that I don't slack off again.
P/S: Sorry to you guys who had to endure with the half naked pics of Aaron Kwok for months.
MURDERER!
It's now 12.49a.m, and we just got back from the Premiere Screening of Murderer (thank you Nuffnang for the invites!)
If you are one of those who are into thriller movies, you SHOULD watch this one.

Looking at the movie poster itself is already enough to creep me out.
This movie is about (NO SPOILER), Ling (a cop) waking up from coma to find out that his friend (also a cop) had been BRUTALLY murdered. It was so BRUTAL I had to use capital letter on that word to show you guys how BRUTAL it is. His body was drilled and was thrown down the ground from 7th floor. And when the cops arrived, they found Ling fainted on the 7th floor!
After Ling had gone out from the hospital, he continued to hunt for the murderer. And the creepy part was, all the clues that he found lead him to himself making him having doubts that he himself was the murderer. So who was the actual murderer? Watch it to find out!
I promise you Murderer is not some typical thriller as the ending is sooooooo darn unexpected. I was expecting someone was the one who tried to frame Ling but I was wrong and it was someone else.
I was holding to my husband's hand and hid my face in his armpit and closed my ears throughout the movie. I even shrieked during one of the scenes. It's really that SCARY!!
So be prepared... Be really prepared because this movie wasted no time in giving the audiences a heart attack...
P/S: Aaron Kwok ROCKS!

If you are one of those who are into thriller movies, you SHOULD watch this one.

Looking at the movie poster itself is already enough to creep me out.
This movie is about (NO SPOILER), Ling (a cop) waking up from coma to find out that his friend (also a cop) had been BRUTALLY murdered. It was so BRUTAL I had to use capital letter on that word to show you guys how BRUTAL it is. His body was drilled and was thrown down the ground from 7th floor. And when the cops arrived, they found Ling fainted on the 7th floor!
After Ling had gone out from the hospital, he continued to hunt for the murderer. And the creepy part was, all the clues that he found lead him to himself making him having doubts that he himself was the murderer. So who was the actual murderer? Watch it to find out!
I promise you Murderer is not some typical thriller as the ending is sooooooo darn unexpected. I was expecting someone was the one who tried to frame Ling but I was wrong and it was someone else.
I was holding to my husband's hand and hid my face in his armpit and closed my ears throughout the movie. I even shrieked during one of the scenes. It's really that SCARY!!
So be prepared... Be really prepared because this movie wasted no time in giving the audiences a heart attack...
P/S: Aaron Kwok ROCKS!

I'm HORRIFIED!

I'm absolutely horrifed because I just realised that Final Destination 4's Premier Screening courtesy of Nuffnang is gonna be held on 1st September 2009!
Why am I horrified?? That's because I'll be back in Penang that week and I can't attend the premier.. Wuuuuuuuuuuaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!

But the good thing is, I'll probably have more fun playing with my baby boy instead~

And lastly, this is the latest photo of mine with this crazy hairstyle that I've had for almost two months.. Nite nites~

Trust Me, They Know
It is now 7.18 a.m and I just got back from Butterworth, Penang. And if you have been following my blog, you would know that I go back to Butterworth once every two weeks to spend time with my little baby boy.
When I first decided to have my mom takes care of my baby while we work in Kuala Lumpur, my biggest fear was not being recognized by my baby. A lot of people told me that if a baby doesn't see a person everyday, he'll forget who that person is and will treat that person like a stranger the next time they meet. Eventhough that person is his parents. But they were WRONG! SO SO WRONG! And I'm here to clarify it.
It has been two months since months since my baby is at his grandma's house and everytime I go back I see a similar thing.
The first day at my mom's house, baby will be all cheery and active and you could see him laugh, roll around the mattress that my mom bought and placed in the middle of the living, laugh and laugh and laugh everytime we call his name.
The second day, he would also be his active self again until when he sees us packing our bags getting ready to go back to KL.
He would then keep really quiet and just lie down on the mattress and sometimes would look up at us when we were having our dinner. And normally I would finish my dinner quickly so that I could hold him for a while before I leave. And he would just sit quietly in my arms. There'll be no smile or laughter from him no matter how we call his name.
And when it's time cfor me to go, I would pass him to my mom and he will grab my shirt and I would know that he's not willing to let us go.
Everytime I leave my mom's house, I'll be crying because I feel so bad, feel so so bad because my baby has to go through such sad emotion at his young age. I'm such a bad mother.
And my mom will tell me that my baby will keep on looking at us until our car is no where in sight. And that night when we leave, he will continue to lie on the mattress quietly until his grandma put him to sleep. And sometimes cried until he slept.
I'm not crating any stories just to be dramatic. It is that obvious. Babies and children now are really really smart unlike us in our generation.
If you have an option, take care of your own babies instead of leaving them to the maids and the babysitters. Taking care of baby is a lot of fun once you get used to it. If only my husband earns a lot every month, I would really love to become a fulltime housewife.
Baby, mommy is sorry.
When I first decided to have my mom takes care of my baby while we work in Kuala Lumpur, my biggest fear was not being recognized by my baby. A lot of people told me that if a baby doesn't see a person everyday, he'll forget who that person is and will treat that person like a stranger the next time they meet. Eventhough that person is his parents. But they were WRONG! SO SO WRONG! And I'm here to clarify it.
It has been two months since months since my baby is at his grandma's house and everytime I go back I see a similar thing.
The first day at my mom's house, baby will be all cheery and active and you could see him laugh, roll around the mattress that my mom bought and placed in the middle of the living, laugh and laugh and laugh everytime we call his name.
The second day, he would also be his active self again until when he sees us packing our bags getting ready to go back to KL.
He would then keep really quiet and just lie down on the mattress and sometimes would look up at us when we were having our dinner. And normally I would finish my dinner quickly so that I could hold him for a while before I leave. And he would just sit quietly in my arms. There'll be no smile or laughter from him no matter how we call his name.
And when it's time cfor me to go, I would pass him to my mom and he will grab my shirt and I would know that he's not willing to let us go.
Everytime I leave my mom's house, I'll be crying because I feel so bad, feel so so bad because my baby has to go through such sad emotion at his young age. I'm such a bad mother.
And my mom will tell me that my baby will keep on looking at us until our car is no where in sight. And that night when we leave, he will continue to lie on the mattress quietly until his grandma put him to sleep. And sometimes cried until he slept.
I'm not crating any stories just to be dramatic. It is that obvious. Babies and children now are really really smart unlike us in our generation.
If you have an option, take care of your own babies instead of leaving them to the maids and the babysitters. Taking care of baby is a lot of fun once you get used to it. If only my husband earns a lot every month, I would really love to become a fulltime housewife.
Baby, mommy is sorry.
The Penangites Are The Rudest! I Beg To Differ~
I was chatting to a good friend of mine this morning on MSN and he kinda told me this;
"The Penangites are really vulgar people. Most of them use vulgarities."
And I am so gonna prove how wrong he is.
The Penangites are definitely NOT the only one that say bad words whenever they talk. Some of the KLites do too. Just because their "diu nei ah sing" doesn't sound as rude as "kan nin neh", it doesn't make them any more polite than us in the North.
And what about those Mandarin speakers? Just because their "da ma de -他妈的" sounds nicer than "nin lao boh", it doesn't mean that it is a nice thing to say neither.
And from what I've observed after staying in KL for more than a year, I dare to say that there are SO SO SO SO MUCH MORE KLites that uses the word "F*CK" in their conversations compare to the Penangites. So who's the rude one now?
So my conclusion is, the Penangites and the Hokkiens are definitely NOT the rudest among all dialects and races in Malaysia.
I'm sorry for all the vulgarities used, it's never my intention to offend anyone. Just in case you are really offended, I'm sorry but I'VE WARNED YA~
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