Decision made

Ok, I've decided. I am not going back to Malaysia. Nothing can change this decision...unless I could find a ticket which is less than $2500 which is an impossibility at the moment. I THOUGHT I had emailed my dad a few days ago but I just realised I did not press 'send' and closed the web browser. *bang head on the wall* I rechecked the ticket price...and it has gone up from $2600 to $ 3682!!! In just a few days!!! At least, that's a weight lifted off my shoulder because I was worried about rushing on my Wellington transition if I were to go back home.

Update on my sore ankle.
Thanks to Michelle for lending me her wonder gel - Voltaren, my ankle is not sore anymore. =P

Yesterday, I did something that I thought I would never do it again - BABYSITTING! After babysitting my cousins for a summer three years ago, I told myself I would never touch children again. And there I was, babysitting 4 children with Davina for the whole afternoon yesterday. Natasha is the youngest, around 4 and has the cutest eyes ever. She made me played with her and her polly doll for an hour. Imagine May May the female gamer who plays Rainbow 6 and Halo ended playing polly doll with a 4 year old - for an hour! It was awkward at first because I did not understand a word that Natasha was speaking. I kept nodding my head because I reckoned children want people to agree with them, no matter how ridiculous their theories are. The boy is cute too...he has big, sparkling, irresistable eyes ( actually all of the children have inherited those cute eyes). He is only 8 and already, I can see potential gamer like Raymond in him. Those big eyes were glued to the big ass Mac screen while he concentrated intensely on his game. I found that children are usually shy when their parents are around. As soon as the parents left the house...WOW...that's when their true selves are exposed. Ok, more babies to come. Jac's niece and Glenn's daughter.