And the worst thing is I never notice it until my toddler asked me, “OIK, mommy, our Chinese New Year tree leh?”
Can you believe it that this huge tree with its dangling Chinese ornaments that bug the hell out of me disappeared and I never notice it? I don’t know what has gotten into me but I think I am addicted to the internet.
You say siao or not? All those batang-batang terpacak-pacak and almost poke my eyes blind and they disappeared and I also never notice!
Anyway, it is good to get rid of it ‘cos those red karer moh-moh strings very distracting when I am writing my blog. So, I shall have to wait till next year to buy another bunch of Chinese pussy willow for Chinese New Year.
-The End-
Heh, so sue me.
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11:06 am on March 14th, 2007 1
But they’re beautiful! Don’t you feel sad that your housekeeper threw them away? Hmm..
12:18 pm on March 14th, 2007 2
Better away before you start hating it(insects, dust, etc).
3:04 pm on March 14th, 2007 3
nevermind la. the fengshui master with your name + another “l” one say it is not good to keep dying plants in the house. Pussy willows tend to dry after a while.
10:46 am on March 15th, 2007 4
Potong stim..i tot you were going to rant and rave and bitch about ur housekeeper hehehehehehehe