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My son is one of those people who loves to draw a whole lot. Some fierce stuff, some nice stuff and all that. As much as I would like to be more environmentally-friendly, I can't do anything about this hobby except to...hone it, I guess. There was this place that teaches kids how to touch up and professionally come up with their own Manga comics so we went for the trial. I was boggled by the Mangas, honestly speaking. I am writer. I need words. Pictures don't tell me too many things. So, when I looked at the Mangas....


...completely boggled. What on earth is that story all about, dude?!

This morning, I was waiting for my kids to come back from their Malacca trip with their dad, I opened up all the blinds and in shone such an amazing ray of light. So, I sat there languidly with my coffee and opened up Tweetcaster for some Twitter news and there you have it...a little bit of morning bliss. =)


Sometimes, we get a bit stressed out don't we? The way I take my break is playing a little bit of a no-brainer game. But honestly, I have gone so far on in the game that the difficulty level is pissing me off. So much so that when I see something like this, I get into Bejeweled (or another version that I am playing called Jewel Stars for Android devices) mode. 


I want desperately to slide that stupid middle window in to make three in a row so that I can hear the 'kazing!' =)

And this is me when I am early for something and someone's late or when I am bored out of my skull and twitter is not doing me favors...


Well....then there is just me being myself with nothing to do but to camwhore...HAPPY SUNDAY, PEOPLE!!!!


Good night,
xoxo
Marsha
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