proudly presenting my god-son. ((:




ain't he something? (:
baby justin and his parents.
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i'm confined at home, in hope of saving up. but really, im bored to tears. the only thing that comes close as interesting today, is webcamming with stef, and baby justin.
staying at home, has it own perks too. just within 2 days, i finished 2 books, and another on its way. i caught a lot of movie online and still sourcing for more to kill boredom that is filling me up faster you can say" absolute vodka". and i also have been napping alot these days and i feel like a pig, though i could say that i recovered alot of lost sleep from all the last sem's muggings and chionging projects. speaking of projects and school work, sem's results will be out tomorrow.
can you sense my excitement?
NOT.
please be good results, dont ruin my up and coming 18th birthday.
another thing worth boogling my mind about is the new addition to the family.
a maid, whom my mum is insistent on renaming.
it's been eons years ago, possibly more than a decade, that we last have a maid.
i still remember my sis and i crying our lungs out when the last maid left. don't laugh, we were very much attached to her.
and maybe that explains why the house always looks like a tornado or twister just swept past us, particularly, my part of the rooms, as often pointed out by my parents.
i mean, come on, in every mess, there's neatness. and i'm a virgo, i know where my things are kept, even in the dark.
:DD
having a maid means, less privacy at times, even it's at home. and she could just report any doings to mam, the empress dowager aka my mummy.
and more dinner at home? which sometimes may not be a bad thing, but it's still not mummy's cooking, and there's this whole load of difference!
the perk is, less or no house chores for me and my sissy. so that's definitely a plus side. and someone to walk the dog. what if frosty loves her more than any of us!
oh well.
i'm going aunty judy's place later, and hopefully, something interesting will happen. anything.
Once I thought my innocence was gone
Now I know that happiness goes on