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Saturday, December 12, 2009

Who said we (women) are always plain?



Some designer finally breaks our silence by creating THE multi-style yet fashionable one-piece-dress. Click on the picture to see clearer sights of THE dress. Me want one too...~

Fascinating.


KimoraIvyLeong

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

LOL

Huhuuu.....See if you laughed out loud as me when you read this. Got it from Yahoo.


SYDNEY (AFP) - – A flatulent pig sparked a gas emergency in southern Australia when a farmer mistook its odours for a leaking pipe, according to officials.

Fifteen firefighters and two trucks were called to a property at Axedale in central Victoria state after reports of a gas leak, the Country Fire Service said.

"When we got there, as we drove up the driveway, there was this huge sow, about a 120-odd kilo (265-pound) sow, and it was very obvious where the gas was coming from," said fire captain Peter Harkins.

"We could not only smell it, but we heard it and it was quite funny."

Harkins said the pig's owner was "a little bit embarrassed to say the least," and it took fire crews a little while to compose themselves.

"It was fairly obvious what it was. I think we dealt with it fairly professionally and had a bit of a giggle when we got back to the station," he told public broadcaster ABC.

Life is full of interesting people with interesting stories. Weee.......

. Kimora Ivy Leong .

Saturday, December 5, 2009

Feeling a bit better compared to yesterday.
All of sudden it's a beautiful...... day. A beautiful saturday. A beautiful weekend.
Wu huu...
Feeling like being outside. Meeting with friends. Catching some movie together and catching up with our lives @ work, with bosses, with bfs, with stories of others. To share. To laugh. To have fun together.
Where are you all........?
Joyce suggested for a squash session today, though.
Great idea. Been a long...... time since I last touch the racquet.
Joyce said she is not too good friend with the court and the racquet.
Maybe I can be the one counter attacking all her ball shots?
Wah, that will make me damn happy.............

Last Thursday, I took leave to clear my leaves.
Had a bowling session with Alicia.
Finally quite grasp the way of throwing the ball to hit the pin.
And getting hooked to bowling.
The feeling of getting strikes behind your head before throwing the bowling ball feels so good.
Still working hard to play better. To score better.
Afterall that is what bowling all about, right?;0)

Last weekend had a great reunion with Mum's siblings and families at Renaissance, Melaka for Kean's wedding.
This Sunday is the guy's side for wedding tea ceremony and dinner.
Someone close to me is getting married. Close to the bride. Close to the siblings of the bride. Close to the parents of the bride. They watched me and my siblings grow from immatured kids to grown up young adults.
Don't know why but I feel excited a bit someone is getting married.
The white gown. The perfect makeup. The modelling alike photo album manufactured from the studio. The attention you will get. The food. So fun, right?
But of course lots of money involved to make it the perfect night. But yet, that shows that your family and your hubby loves you & acknowledged that you are the important person in his life, important enough to spend so much on you on the great night........






Would be eatin breakfast soon. So that's all for now, guys. . HUNGRYYYY!
LOVE_LOVE_LOVE,
KimoraIvyLeong




Sunday, November 15, 2009

A glimpse of office space

Hi there...peeps.

Amazingly I found out there are blogs that has posted some cool pictures of our firm's office.
Should check these blogs out:-

1. http://lifoong.fotopages.com/?entry=1507225
2. http://chiox.blogspot.com/2008/02/and-chiox-steps-into-corporate-world.html

You would get a glimpse of what it's like working with existing available facilities; the main entrance, the lift we use - up n down to work, back from lunch, off to meeting and back to our cars to our homes, our office floor, the workstations, cafeteria, pantry, reception area, all sorts more. Cafeteria is a great & comfy chilling spot for us after work to discuss anything under the sun, with our colleagues of different interests/ simply talking about the daily challenges we face in the variety scope of work we deal with.

But the 2nd blog would be closer to my heart, cuz it looks like the blogger happened to be on the same floor with us.....................

First glance is pretty impressive and modern look office to work at lar-h. Our main concerns would be the area that has lack of carparks & food stations. Unless you don't mind eating fast food every week or diligently spend some time packing lunch from home or walk for 10mins under the hot sun for some Chinese food if u have enough of fast food-).

I feel that the blog would be a great info for 1st timers to the firm, ie. those who are planning to work with the firm, or internships in mind. Get a flavour of what's the office like, rather than being late cuz you don't know how the office looks like-).

The office may look a bit ideal, but, as much as every firm wants to be professional to the eyes of their clients & stakeholders, their values should be complemented with the professional based office and facilities for its people who are eventually providing services to its clients........................

So, have fun viewing.........


Love,
KimoraIvyLeong

Give some time to yourself before you judge the people around you, and you will see the world in a whole different & wider perspective >>>

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

It's 9.42pm and I have some good news to share

It's 9.42pm on a working day on Wednesday,
and I am waiting for tw from office.
Not that he and I want to,
For he got some work to clear for his manager to review 1st thing tomorrow mng.
Had a heavy dinner earlier nearby office place.
Loh min n man yee min, n we add on another yau mak vege into our meal tonight.
Loh min was special but turned jelak toward the end.
Man yee min was surprisingly tasty. Would like to have more next time. But as usual, it is always porky & unhealthy long run...


Today got good news for me from the bank.
PP got her 1st credit card, *Grins.
Wondering when I'll see that gold card. Or maybe it's silver. Dunno. I receive then I ll tell you more. Too excited jor....

Year end is reaching.
That means Xmas, less stress from work and more, more holidays & leaves. N more friends & relative are returning to Msia.
Back to their home sweet home & arms of their families & friendsss.
I applied for some days leave also. Going for vacation. Maybe some of you already knew.
Will take & upload pictures here later, probably in 2010. Heee.....


It's 10.09pm now. N i think tw is ready to be picked up from his office.
So gonna be chao-ing now.
Will update more 2u guys laterz.
CHAOZZZZ n Good nights, peeps...........



Love, love & with more love,
KimoraIvyLeong

( Thou shall not be wasting time sparingly. Time should be treated like it is a precious diamond that needs to be carefully used and polished;) )

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Day 3 of Day 9

Day III was pretty interesting.

I had more post celebrations for my birthday this yr.

Thursday, October 29, 2009

Day 1 of Day 9

Early in the morning, got to rush to work alr...
Cuz gotta be driving myself for sometime while he's away.
Managed to say few nice words despite our morning blurness............
Tightly hugged u goodbye before i headed toward the door to take the lift to carpark n started the car.
Felt kind of lost when I took 5 previous minutes to locate my access card in the car.
Vroom vroom...I left the condo in a hurry.

Got bit lost also when I reached the car park nearby office.
NO SPACE at 7.40am!!!
N i donno where else to park.
KL Sentral is famous for its FULL car park status.
Except for the carpark with RM20 parking fee per day larhhh...Isn't the price ridiculous ?
Only big shiny cars wanna cheonggg..............
At last with a call to my colleague, I got quite a nice spot.
Then I walked to office, slightly panting, cuz I seldom walked much in early mornings.

Reach 8.30, work work n work. and forget bout him away frm KL.
Lunchtime, I gave him a call to check if he reached Penang.
He must hv sped larh...for he reached Penang ard 12noon.

2pm, eat lunch with 1 colleague-cuz both us were late joiners to the other 3 colleagues.
Eat n eattt then got briefing on KPI; the firm crafted a new performance measurement n we got that news as a Thursday gift.
Piggy phing almost doze off the briefing session.
Thanks to the heavy lunch we had. Brr...................

Lunch lasted till dinner. No mood to eat.
So I ordered pan mee soup to pack home.
The man which took my order was so kind. Talked so much to me. Even gave me more minced meat for my soup (my fave...).
As though he knew I was needed a boost as I was not in the mood for the rest of the Thursday.
BUT, i can't deny that he cheered me up a little.................. ;)

I'm gonna do some thinking on what to do for weekend.
Wanna yam cha? Wanna watch movie? bowling? gossiping? I'm all for it.
Cuz this weekend I shd be more free.
Last weekend was CRAZY..........go out also I got no time
Friday's approaching. N Alicia dont mind having dinner wif me.
I felt bit fishy when she precisely said, this Thursday (tonight itself) I'm not free for dinner. Having a date, maybe???!
Hahaa...I seriously can't wait to tease her tomorrow!

Stay up for more updates here with me.............

Love, love, loveee............
KimoraIvyLeong

(supports go green lifestyle & thinks it can save the world's resources from depletion)

Sunday, October 11, 2009

It's just how I feel right now



I had a whole duck for dinner tonight. Quite thrilled with the dinner idea though I'm not big fan of duck. We called over my bro & tw's sis to finish up the duck. We had a good laugh at tw chopping the duck into pieces. Not easy. Even our professional auditor here said it was hard.


I missed every sports I could play for the past 2 weeks. No, more like 0.5 year...; missed jogging, missed squash, missed swimming. Donno why I could spent time on all other things but no time for an exercise. I know that I'm totally in trouble & I feel guilty about my misbehaviour to my body.


I've been skipping movies at cinema too. Maybe there wasn't any movie that catched my attention until Surrogates came into picture. Pretty interesting. Definitely worth while for a movie like this accompanied with a popcorn treat for my stomach on a Friday midnight.



I've been quite concerned about the tremor some of my colleagues felt in office the day Sumatera was hit with earthquake. Was working with the others at the same floor but mayb I was at the middle of the office space instead of the side. Wondering if residing in our country is still safe. Someone please reassure me on this.


Lastly, I just feel like dancing along with some Colby Caillat songs with my toes lifted slightly up on the air....................................................;0)

Love-love-loveee,

KimoraIvyLeong



Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Some sweet and bitter flavours of me


Life can be full with such big ups and downs like a yo-yo string's swings.

Even more when I'm reaching another year older soon to complete a full year of huha-s in my life.

I guess there are some that I could be nice enough tonight to spill and share some with you guys;).

Here are some that I wanna store for long vs some that I wish to let go & forget:



Experience I wish to let go & forget:


<1> Worry too much about what's next after this - in studies, work and life;

<2> Missed the hangouts with my friends for meals/yamchas couple of times till they have perceptions that I don't take calories-hahaa;

<3> Not spending enough time inhaling the life and culture and friends in UK especially when da jie flew over & could spend some weeks in Birmingham & my childhood friend just arrived to UK from Msia;

<4> Budgeting from small items to big items. Can be devastating if u can't buy sth u really like cuz u overspent in other things; and

<5> Can't get my old friends out to catch up with our lives - we are too busy earning money to buy what we dream of having till we take friendship for granted & let go undervalued friendship.



Wonderful experience I wish to cherish for a long time:


<1> More open & receiptive to all sorts of comments & wider range of people I meet along my path of life;

<2> Getting the grasp of working life and better in managing bosses & lucky to meet great colleagues that stayed up just as late after work hrs;

<3> Completed my professional qualification successfully in Aug 09. That means, exited from late night classes after work hours on weekdays (3x a week) and full day on Sundays (2x per mth) and exam pressure (1/2yr once ) for time being;

<4> Long breaks during weekends or festive season so I could catch up with family, friends and myself; and

<5> Contented in life at times when it's supposed to be and feel alert when things don't go right.



Love-love-love,

KimoraIvyLeong

Saturday, August 8, 2009

A surprise for me

Before TW came back from outstation, i texted 'im to say, "We have not been dating for a while. We need to do something nice when u return."

And we did. TW said he was gonna give a surprise to us.

"All you need is to just dress your best".

Good. Surprises are nice and boosts your happy hormones level once a while.

So much of dressing my best, I think I slighlty over-dressed. The only hint I got from him was to wear socks. Bowling? Must be already. We haven't been bowling lately and he has been complaining bout it. Cuz he can... bowl, n he must hv missed putting those pins Down... brr.

Wrong guess, guys. And I only got to guess the surprise correctly when we were on our way to the place. Who will guess that it would be Ice Skating...?! GREAT.

1st, I got the pants part right but I wore a less thick clothing for a cold place today. 2nd, my period is not fully over lar-h. 3rd, it's an old game of ours since 2-3yrs ago!

I tried negotiating wif him, Let's go shopping lar-h, I need a new office skirt. My idea was not working. Let's play bowling instead of a challenging game like skating lar-h. Plus, only so few skater-s. Not working either. Fine. Ice skating, as planned.

I skate badly. Could barely move to the other end. He, as usual, glide his way on the ice without much effort. Damn. What happened to my skills previously when I could glide all I want, without panicking on how to stop/ fall?

My fear level in me got less, until the next 0.5hr, when I wanted to slow down and bam, I collided onto him, and got my 1st fall. Buuu... at me. Was like a helpless baby when I wanted to lift myself up again. Buuu... at me for the 2nd time on that.

On the 2nd session, I felt my left ankle hurt a bit. Until not long later, it came to a point that every hit of my left leg on the ice, there was a continuos sharp pain on my ankle.

"Let's take a break", TW says.

"Yeah, I need that."

Cuz every move was an unavoidable pain. I checked and only to notice, I got my ankle blistered. GREAT. Now I counldn't even skate for the day. Bad bad bad.

I ended up observing TW skating from the outer rest area. Luckily all that happened after I got to skate a while, like for an hour.

At least I go against my fear to skate after 2 yrs, and glide as much as I could. I hope my next glide would be a better one.

Love-love-love,
Kimora Ivy Leong

Saturday, July 25, 2009

Swim with the current

Rays of hope, a brighter future to come by...


Some tips I wish to share with you guys when you are facing with problems in life.

You got to also think that when you are facing a big problem, another person is facing as big problem as you, or may bigger problems. Try out some ways to encounter in the ways best suit you.

Here are some tips I find to be useful, sourced from http://www.missionarycare.com/brochures/br_coping_with_change.htm:

Swim with the current.

When the wind blows, don't build windbreaks, build windmills.

If life gives you lemon, make lemonade.

When the river flows, don't just build a dam, put in a hydroelectric generator.

Stubborn rigidity may defeat you while flexibility may get you through the current.


Remember that it will end.

Every stream or river ends at a lake, sea or ocean sooner or later.
Then, you will experience stability and normalcy again.
Keep this in mind as you feel like you are being helplessly swept along in the current.

Remember, it will take a full year to adapt to the change in a different city, feeling like home, not until you experience every season and every holiday in the city.

Hope that helps those that are in need of some directions in their lives...

Love and Regards,
KimoraIvyLeong

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

some news about me...

What have I been doing since I last blog on june 3?
Let's see...Exam was a week after june 3, so the first week of June was basically study sessions.

It was a good break, to be away from office and to have a few days stay at hometown with parents. Not forgetting little brother's good drive treat back to Mlk. The worst traffic I experienced so far in NS highway! With only 1 small bao for brunch and empty stomach for the next 5hrs, *sigh. But lil bro sure did have a good plan to speed up our journey. Hee...

After exam, I had a great relief. But it was a quick 1 week study break, then back to work life- 5 days of working and 2 days of destress days.

Somewhere along mid of June, tw and I did a short trip to Taiping during the weekend. Damn it was so relaxing... Just staying on the clear road with awesome view of Lake Garden and all the short snacks we had was a good weekend treat already...Definitely looking more for short trips.

Last weekend, I was in Melaka to see my parents. I also wanted to catch up with 2 other long lost in touch friends, Joanne and Kian Min. I had a good women's talk with Joanne, but I missed the meeting with Kian Min. He was up in KL it seems...sorry I still din't quite catch you through the phone on why you need to follow ur dad up to KL when I was in Melaka wo...!

Looking forward for more meetings with my high school, college, and university friends. Just last night, I got an invitation to a bachelor's session for a college friend of ours who will be leaving for Australia to the arms of his dearest to-be-wife somewhere in a prosperous new year next Jan 2010! Cheers to you, Paul~!

Now I'm in the mood for an ice cream session...=) PP signing out.

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

What *fb worths...

I've known some friends who are constantly using *fb everyday; 8.15am, 8.20am, 8.29am, (breaktime-ie. work hrs). 5.31pm...and, so on.

Happened to browse through online and the value of what *fb is now is Amazing.....!

According to the source http://www.economist.com/displaystory.cfm?story_id=13754128, a Russian group bought a 2% stake of *fb for $200mil. If we calculate it correctly in our head, or... calculator, *fb's latest valuation would be a big, fat, amount of,

10 billion dollars!!!!!!!

Thanks to all of us, who have been patronising *fb, now we know a social website like this can worth so much.... 0.o

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Gigantic white cookies experience

Last Friday, Aunt Monica came to KL and brought us 4 pieces of gigantic white cookies (2 pieces stick together as 1 gigantic piece) for Tak Wei and I. When Tak Wei's sister heard of the cookies, she got excited cuz it has been a while since she ate the gigantic white cookies. She said it is called, Melting Moments cookies.

I was so (?)clueless(?). Believe me, I have not seen that before. Must have been a kampung girl, for eating goreng pisang, and more goreng pisang all these years. What to do, we grew up eating Malay kuihs simply bcuz it's my dad's favourite! La la laa...

Anyways, I took a bite yesterday. Boy, it is so soft in texture, and melts right in my mouth, at my first bite . I didn't bother finding out what it was made of that day. Must be too busy online-ing other crappy stuff gua.

Anyways, I finally had some spare time today, so I went to check out more about the gigantic white cookie.

Here is what I found from Stephanie Jaworski's website http://www.joyofbaking.com/MeltingMoments.html:

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"Sometimes it is hard to decide which is better, Melting Moments or Mexican Wedding Cakes (Russian Tea Cakes). Both are round balls that are coated with confectioners sugar shortly after baking, and both are a shortbread-like cookie that rely on butter for their wonderful flavor.

But there are a few differences between these two cookies; one is that Mexican Wedding Cakes contain ground nuts, and the other is that Melting Moments replace some of the flour with cornstarch (corn flour) so the cookies literally "melt-in-your-mouth".

Melting Moments are easy to make and are perfect for those who like to do their Christmas baking early. They store very well, up to two weeks, but since they are so fragile I wouldn't advise shipping them.


As far as the ingredients go, because there are not a lot of competing flavors in this cookie this is one time when buying a good quality unsalted butter is advisable. Also, use 'pure' vanilla extract not the ones that are labeled 'imitation' as they are made with synthetic vanilla (from glycoside found in the sapwood of certain conifers or from coal extracts) and leave a bitter aftertaste. The best pure vanilla extract I have found, although it is quite expensive, is Nielsen-Massey Madagascar Bourbon Pure Vanilla Extract that can be found in specialty food stores and by mail order. If your budget doesn't allow this expenditure or you cannot find it, don't worry, there are quality brands to be found in your local grocery store.

Incidentally, you may have seen Melting Moments that look very different from the picture above. Sometimes the dough is placed in a piping bag with a fluted tip and then piped into rosettes. The finishing touch is to top each cookie with a red or green candied cherry. Other times the dough is rolled into a crescent shape with the ends sometimes dipped in melted chocolate."

After reading the article, I still think it was my first time eating Melting Moments yesterday. I wonder if that's the one they served during CNY...still no clue till now.

Rgds,
Kimora Ivy Leong

Chocolate chip cookies' lovers, read this...

Hey,

Was browsing through some recipes on Sunday afternoon, and happen to read an introductory on the origin of choc-chip-cookies, a.k.a. c-cube. The article is written from Stephanie Jaworski in her article link http://www.joyofbaking.com/ChocolateChipCookies.html.


"The Chocolate Chip Cookie was invented by Ruth Wakefield, who was the owner of the Toll House Inn in Massachusetts. The story goes that one day in 1930 she decided to add small chunks of a Nestle's Semisweet Yellow Label Chocolate bar to her butter cookie dough.

The cookies were an instant hit with her customers and word of their popularity reached the Nestle company. Nestle must have realized that adding small chunks of their chocolate bar to cookie dough would appeal to the mass market because by 1939 Nestle was selling chocolate morsels (or chips).

What a brilliant marketing plan it turned out to be when Nestle decided to package the chocolate chips in a Yellow bag and then bought the rights to the Toll House name and Ruth Wakefield's chocolate chip cookie recipe. They called her recipe "The Famous Toll House Cookie" and printed it on the back of the Yellow bag of chocolate chips."

Hope you will appreciate yr next c-cube bite after reading the above story...!

rgds,
KiMoRa iVy LeOnG

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Gorgeous skin, anyone?

Your bf is looking out for gorgeous women?? He's bored of your look??? Afraid no more, cuz I have found some food tips that can make u one of them (open the weblink http://health.yahoo.com/experts/healthieryou/9617/what-to-eat-for-gorgeous-skin/)...

Here are some of my comments that I wish to share (some comments are extracted from the weblink article):

For a gorgeous skin, you should start munching...

Strawberry (substitute with orange/grapefruits), citrus fruit, red pepper, brocolli

Ivy's comments...

The first 3 may be hard for me to endour daily, but the last one is definitely my favourite (nyam2). I am also very keen with the homemade facial mask option. Using natural ingredients is the direction we should head to at this era.

For a gorgeous skin, you should also start munching...

Sunflower seed and almonds

Ivy's comments...

Loaded with vitamin E, antioxidants. Protect skin from UV free radicals. Guards cells' outer membrane. More hydrated skin. Whao, this combo really attracts me. But note that eating too much almonds maybe health hazardous too (according to my friend's mum). Here, 1/4 of recommended 23 almonds per day may be just right for me.

For a gorgeous skin, you should also start munching...

Fortified cereal, lean meat, pork, poultry, oysters

Ivy's comments...


Since iron is needed to complement the work of the red blood cells to transfer O2 which can create a glowy skin effect, worth biting more cereals and meat during breakfast and lunches now. (Who stole my pack of koko krunch, now? damn)

For a gorgeous skin, you should also start munching...

Dark orange, leafy green and red vegetables

Ivy's comments...

Attention to all women with non-tofu-smooth skinface. Pls take note of this food category. It's for a completely drastic transformation for (us).

For a gorgeous skin, you should also start munching...

Wild salmon, Atlantic mackerel, walnuts

Ivy's comments...

3 words. Fish and seeds. Got it.

For a gorgeous skin, you should also start munching...

Whole wheat and grains

Ivy's comments...

Less sugar and carbs can reduce zits? Cool discovery! Nasi lemak is out of your breakfast meals now, ladies. Unless you are fine with zits.

For a gorgeous skin, you should also start munching...

Water

Ivy's comments...

Counting for exact 8 glasses of water per day? Please don't. Your glass may be smaller than mine. Likewise. Wee... Just drink plain water when you are thirsty. Drink less, save water. Save water, save the environment. Got the point, now?


Disclaimer: These tips are aimed to create radiant skins for the women out there...and not the entire person as a whole.

Saturday, April 18, 2009

News on po-po

The Leong family prays for another good and easygoing life for po-po in her next phase of life.
You treat us well when you are around... we all knew that.
We appreciate your accompany all these while, and we will miss your presence ever since.
May God bless you, po-po.

Love always,
The Leong's

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

An art for sale - A quick buying decision

Few Sunday's ago, I happen to be wondering around in an art gallery which have arts (doink, what else can an art gallery sell?!) for sale.

Saw few arts, my favourites were the paintings of someone pouring red wine into his wine glass, the buddha... and my top favourite was the horse painting. Chinese loves horse (ma-in chinese). To me, the horses in the painting were so energetic and lively.... somehow the horses are running in a single focused direction. Ready to charge.

I wanted to buy it for home. I asked for the price, as usual paintings can be very expensive. I bargain till the salesperson said, "RM200 for the painting. With frame, I give u RM300." I asked if there's any more good price, he said he can't offer anymore lower, as his boss was not around. Made me wonder if it was intentional if the boss left his assistant alone in the shop.

So i did a quick move. I asked for the business card, and said I will call back by that day.

I texted dad initially if he's interested. But dad has something else in his mind. Said not to buy. Felt so sad... That painting was superb. Artistic. Amazing. Full of wows when I first glanced @ it, and dad said he's not interested. But nvm. I let go with the purchase, even though I would mention about the painting during some dinners. Heee...

Come to think of it, I have not returned the call to the art gallery salesperson till today. Let's just assume the painting is sold. That makes me feel much better...! >.<


Love, Kimora Ivy Leong

Away and now B.a.c.k.

Sorry, guys. Just realised my latest posting was a month over ago. (paisehx2).

Will update some...thing, at least, shortly. Do stay tune for more news from neuwingstofly corner!...

rgds,
kimora ivy leong

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Exam results is out...

The days when I burnt the midnight oil for exams...

Exam results was out just yesterday.
I did it once more! Yes! If you only know how joyful I was.

Passing up to this stage means no more extra weeks to revise the old paper, no need of applying annual leaves for revision period, and most importantly, I can move forward closer to wearing my 2nd graduation hat. hee...
Thanks to mum & dad for the support in terms of financial, good meals, good sleep & comfy drive to exam centre.

Ps. Congrats to those who passed theirs too...

Regards,
Kimora ivy leong

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Morning gym

This morning, tw parents asked me if i wanna join her @ the gym at 10am. I was a little reluctant. FYI, I last did some squash and swimming last year (eyeballs rolling like yours now).

But i confidently said, Yes. In fact, I was in the mood of going.

Almost 10.45am, tw, tw's mum and I got down to the gym room. Phak, both of my hands placed right @ the 1st gym equipment, i think it's to build up my triceps and my back.

I must admit, it was H.a.r.d. I tried all the equipments, except 1 cuz it was malfunction, just like my stamina @ that time.



Light, moderate and vigorous types of sports. What stage are u at now?

The hardest was to run on the treadmill. Tw's mum said if your heartbeat stays at 70-80 heartbeat rate per minute, then it's ideal. My heartbeat was going at 90, then 101, then 120, then 140!

Goodness gracious. I was worried when it reached 140-150. For once, when the number goes higher, it's nearer to danger.

I stopped jogging on the treadmill @ the 7th minute. I couldn't even reach for 10. My head was already spinning, and I was pale. I quickly sat down. Damn. I felt weak for my age. Tw mum did threefold of my time.

I plan to go further next round. 7 to 10. 10 to 20. 20 to 30.

And if I did it one day, I will let you know in my next blog(>.<).

Lurve, K.ivy.leong

Relax-ed 2nd Sunday of Feb09





------- U look handsome lah-tat night.. ------ Fried stuff was my fave that night ------ "Dear, you want flowers? Or I buy you the teddy.." -------

This weekend we had a last minute surprise.
After late work hrs, tw picked me up from office/
and told me his parents are here for Valentine's.
Damn, i was shocked.
Gotta go through 3 1/2 hr journey for a celebration?
Yet i was not entirely frozen to hear the news/
cuz they had been doing amazing things @ amazingly short time/
that they had.

Tw parents came late yesterday evening/
when they called to inform they r reaching tw place/
while we were waiting for our secret recipe's food outside/
Wrong timing for us to leave home.
We met a short while later/
to find his mum brought us lots & lots of CNY titbits & food.
Heard tw sis is joining us on Sun night/
So his mum cooked her signature dishes for her beloved children.
I was there to savour some.

Tw parents and tw and i had an overflowed amount of grilled fish, flaming cheesy prawns,/
fried chips, butter & garlic rice and corn soup & fried squid as appetisers/
funnily we received our appetiser later than our main meal.
We had choco ice cream with sweet cookies @ the bottom for dessert.
The place were packed with couples, and single ones in groups too.
We eat until we just hv to quietly burped to not create attention.
We snapped photos until my camera stopped me from taking anymore pictures.
We hang out the Curve until the guards closed the place.

Today, we met up with Aunt Jenny & Uncle Peter for a short lunch/
at tasty lou shi fan & German's knuckles.
But we need to return tw home to collect the half-done food back to Uncle Peter's place.
Yes, we decided to have a pot luck session tonight.
Damn, tw and i were so full for 2 nights in a row this weekend.
Yet, there were still leftover prawns to be kept for tmr's dinner.
Aw, my stomach is so blessed with delicious food.
Lou sang, chicken curry & rendang style, soup, abalone in vege.
I wonder when will the next food fiesta be.

Another Valentine's has passed.
Another great celebration is over.
Still i'm looking for more to come.

The one-day cupid,
Kimora ivy leong

Sunday, January 18, 2009

Dare you to date with these tricks

Here are a few tricks on dating ideas, whether it's ur 1st/10th or 100th date. Must advise, however, to use the tricks which u are comfortable with, or u will end up being so silly in front of your date partner-loh...

source: http://www.redbookmag.com/love-sex/advice/100-date-ideas?link=rel&dom=yah_personals&src=syn&con=art&mag=rbk&ha=1 written by Amy Keyishian

Dinner and a Movie

1. Go out for pizza — ask them to cut the pie into the shape of a heart.

2. Try live entertainment, such as a band at a local bar, instead of a movie.

3. Pick a TV show, get a season's worth on DVD and make a running date to watch it together every night.

4. Head out to a midnight cult movie, like The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Showgirls or Donnie Darko.

5. How about dinner and some stargazing at the planetarium's evening show?

6. Try brunch and a matinee; fancy restaurants are way more affordable in the a.m.

7. Pick up a bucket of fried chicken and head for the drive-in.

Seductive Secrets

8. Put on your sexiest stilettos; sip fancy cocktails at a hotel bar.

9. Bubble bath for two. Candles. Champagne. Need we say more?

10. Oysters are said to be an aphrodisiac, so head to a seafood place and slurp them right out of the shell.

11. Take a dinner cruise: The motion of the ocean sets off sensuous signals inside us (think water beds).

12. Gooey, sexy, delicious: Get a fondue pot and have a feast. Add a French movie and French-kiss all night.

13. The sultriest music? Jazz. Try a trip to a jazz club or a night at home with a CD by Cassandra Wilson.

14. Make a finger-foods-only dinner and feed each other.

15. Cleavage is nice: Bump it up a notch with a push-up bra, a scoop-neck top and a sparkly necklace.



to all guys out there, happy dating! rmb, do your research before having any date sessions, and this link will be a great start to have an exciting date!