She's Leaving On a Jet Plane
Without realising it, my mom's visit made the house feel like home. There was no friendly face to welcome me back after uni (my bro's face runs parallel to the computer screen), no warm meal waiting to be served during dinner (my meals are room temperature), no one forcing me to eat more so there wont be any leftovers. I think I spent more time with her here compared to back when I was in Msia. Something about Msia makes u wanna go out and do stuff. The itchy feeling you get that can't be satisfied with Astro or Streamyx. Maybe it's something about this expensive place of a country-NZ that brings people together. Finding other things to do that don't require external sources of entertainment which directly encourages you to spend and spend. Sure I miss the noise in Pasar Malam, the cancerous fumes from the fuel guzzling generators, the sardine like LRTs and the el cheapo stuff in Pasar Seni, and the tong sui from Desa Setapak, and the Fried Kuey Teow and Pan Mee and Laksa and satay and roti canai and .......ok.(Wipes drool)ICE KACANG!....come to me!!!!
AHEM!*COUGH COUGH* My point is, Im gonna severely miss my Mom. Severely.

5 Comments:
:'(.. how sad...
uncle's mum went back to malaysia so fast? (Uncle's mum.... so.. that's my grandma? hehe ^^") Damn.. didn't get a chance to meet grandma
But ya.... cheer up! At least u've got wonderful friends in uni! And whatever it is.. at least u still got ur other relative here ---> ur niece! how wonderful ;)
aww...times like these, im glad i have 'relatives' lol. Thank you chuppa chup niece!
you missed one item... ikan bakar!!!! :) i'm tantalizing your taste buds in a very cruel way, ya? hahahaa
hey butterstick...guess what?peter,ben and i just went out for lunch and we just had pan mee and also fried kuey tiaw...it was so yummylicious man...wanna some?hahaha i dont mind belanjaing u hahaha :P
The first word that came to me after reading this post was 'Awww so sweet'. I can imagine how that was. Anyway hope you're doing good =)
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