SStruck down

*thunder cracks down from the sky and zaps me on my buttocks*

Sso. Looks like I'm about to be warped into the fandom yet again. After almost a year (or longer?) of not paying any attention to these poor kidss, I really sshould be a loyal nuna. Haha =_=. I think I said the ssame thing back when they jusst released their album. After all, who can hate them?

This all thankss to my friendss who are surprisingly currently obssessed with them.

Ehhh?? You don't know who I'm talking about?

I'm not going to ssay it. Nope. I've been a VERY bad nuna (who requires a good sspanking, keke) that it would be a slur to call them by name. And I can't claim them as how I used to. Suffice to say, they will alwayss be my true dongsaengies.

Oh. If anyone found an LQ or MQ link for the latest Manwon Haengbok featuring twinnie's dongsaeng, I would be so grateful to you cos all the CBs I know only offer HD versions. :D

[On impulsive buyer mode]

Owh. I've been so tired these past few days that I hadn't had time to update or even surf the Net much -_-. Each time I plop down on my bed, I'll drift into a dreamless sleep and wake up still feeling tired. My stomach ache has abated so I don't know what's causing my exhaustion.

Yesterday was an exception because we had a surprise birthday party for Moon (Otanjyoubi omedetou!). Which then turned into a triple celebration for belated birthday girls Farah and Aunty Yong... Which then turned into a can't-run-anywhere-anymore discussion on work. As usual, we hogged Secret Recipe with our, um, rambunctious and slightly-hamsap group :P



Moonie got the new L photobook! And the rest of use were content by just meeting up with each other after such a long and strenuous month. ;D

Apparently Kak Bailah has also taken a fancy towards MatsuKen as L. She bought her own copy today. Now, while we were spazzing over the ridiculously expensive DoubleS jap photobook I saw something that made the DoubleS book literally fall from my hands... *points to below pic on farmost right*



Yep! *beams with pride* And so I bought the super duper gorgeous Luna Sea photobook since it was friggin 20% off. That's roughly 30 ringgit cheaper than getting it from YesAsia la wei. The thing was sitting there so prettily in plain sight that I just couldn't not have it, now could I? Besides, there didn't seem to be any other copies apart from this one. Heheh.

H-h-h-h-heh. *wipes grin off face* I keep reminding myself I haven't even paid for the Shinhwa albums.

A whiff of...

Uh oh. I think I'm starting to like that smell of his. His perfume is quite distinctive, and I gotta say that I seldom find a guy who emits this kind of sweet smelling perfume or cologne.

Most guys would have that typical pungent fog of perfume (apart from B.O.) around them that it chokes up my trachea.

My own bottle of Neroli Jasmine is three quarters-full. Still a long way until I can buy the delicious smelling Cherry from L'Occitane *grumbles*

A (Very) brief shot to fame

My shameless fangirl antics on Sunday will forever be recorded into my mind until I die. I'm planning to kill myself next month cos we're slated to be broadcast on MBC. Yes, MBC Korea.

This was another one of those interviews about international Kpop fans. Unlike the Song Seung Heon interview last time, yesterday was more of a mockumentary as they followed our 'fanclub' on a fanclub-esque day out. We were forewarned that we'd only be inserted into a 5 minutes slot of their program... However, the whole ordeal took almost 6 hours so I guess my face is gonna be edited out a lot! xD

It's a royal shame that Farah wasn't able to join us. But twinnie, you should count your blessings for not having to endure any future embarrassments.
Guh. I'll make sure to post the video up when it's ready.

The first part was a meeting/gathering which consisted of some 13 people (that's 8 of us plus 5 of Mr.
Seo's former students) and it was obvious we outshone those poor
people. We next moved to Tower Records for them to capture us
fangirling over the 'latest' Kpop albums there like we always go there to buy our stuff. Puahah. Oh, the irony!



Above is Moonie and me capturing each other on our K800i(s). Our last scene is at a noraebang (Korean karaoke), so on the right there is Tasha and N'war when we just arrived.



Here's Kak Bailah and those four on the right (Lyndy, Moon, Jess and Fel) who kept randomly picking songs they liked but couldn't sing.

Then there's teh Lyndy in Wondergirls action. It being my first time in a noraebang, I was quite surprised at the number of Jrock songs listed although they're pretty old. Whoohoo! I'm gonna have to look for lyrics so I can go there again.

Anyhoo, it was fun! Somehow, Mr. Seo conveniently forgot to mention that the cameraman is in reality a renowned director for MBC >_

Helplessly Poor

Whenever my friends ask me how I am, I'd automatically answer "I'm not OK. Actually, I'm feeling very poor."

My bank account will be nearing zilch due to the burgeoning amount of Shinhwa CDs I've ordered this month. Hopefully there's enough balance for Dongwan's second album. =_=

And I've finally figured out how pathetic it is to plan a Seoul trip for the upcoming three years since Shinhwa is soon-to-be absent from the entertainment scene. So this month's income will be streamlined to paying debts while maintaining my trip savings. Mwahah.

But. BUT. BUT!! May is going to be another month in torture when the Hide Memorial concert goes on... without me. Yet again. ARGH! Another concert where I'll be staying at home crying my eyes out. I mean, c'mon: X JAPAN, LUNA SEA, Dir en grey, MUCC, D'espairsRay, Phantasmagoria and so many moooaarr bands performing??!!

LUNASEALUNASEALUNASEALUNASEALUNASEALUNASEAomgomgomg >_

Gimme some more o' them Daim

Went on quite an 'adventure' with the DongBang Clan (ekekeke) from Setapak to Hartamas and back for a belated birthday lunch/celebration for Farah. I didn't know where they were leading me to because honestly I couldn't hear what Twinnie told me. Mian ^^;;

My mouth agape and eyes wide apart, I stepped into a chic Korean-export
restaurant called BBQ Chicken. So without looking too jakun I pretended not to look around. Lol. I had a BBQ set of 2 Korean Charbroiled chicken pieces with salad (it was coleslaw, btw) and mashed potatoes.



Sorry, I was too hungry. I had already annihilated the chikin with gusto when I realised I forgot to take piccy. Look ma~ licin habis!

After lunch, we sped off to Ikea for dessert! I was still recovering from the yummylicious chikin *pats tummy* yet I had to make space for bottomless coffee and Hyung's current obsession: Daim Cake. ROAR.



*succumbs to toothache with sheer joy* Why have I never tried this before in my whole life?! All the trips there would always be dominated with my hunger for their signature meatballs. What a shame!

[Much to Farah's horror, we were adamant in singing her a Happy Birthday. Hey girl, you're only 25 once, ya know? And it was fun watching the Clan's DongBang-ified version...]

Two coffees after and then dropping Meli off at her apartment and finally parting ways at the Melati LRT station around 5pm, me and Farah rushed over to KLCC. We managed to beat the time even after a really long queue to watch "L Change the WorLd."

But the movie only succeeded in making me crave for more food! Argh!!

I solemnly swear...

... That I am up to no good. Er, sorry. Wrong pledge. *shoos Fred and George away*

I solemnly swear that Shinhwa will forever go on in my heart.

Those ShinhwaChangjo-ers really made me, made us all Shinhwa fans, very proud. The Oath was drowned out by all those girls' (and boys') tears. I'm sure I would've choked up too.

Action speaks louder than words, no? Ehh, or tears work better than.. than.. whatever :S

*blows nose* That was the first time I cried while listening to a heavy metal song on fullblast.

Combo cravings

This was what I had for yesterday's breakfast, lunch and dinner. Woah.

An empty stomach does things to your mental perception of an 'adequate'-sized meal. In Javanese I would be called batak or as Malays put it, tamak.

My sister scoffed at the burning-a-hole-through-your-purse-type of price. So I glared at her back and reminded that the first place she suggested to eat at was Chillis. Hah!