Two reasons to smile

M modem-router thingie's completely screwed. My dad took it for repairs twice, and it still doesn't work.

He says he's going to get a new one.

Now we rely on, Bluetooth Technology!

Anyway.

The most completely amazing thing happened.

I was walking around KLCC with my mom and sister, and we went into this camera shop, and five minutes later, my mom bought me my Lumix FX9!

Yeah, totally!

It's completely amazing because,

1. I have been complaining that I couldn't finish/answer my exam questions

2. She hasn't seen me studying much (that's 'cause I haven't)

3. I have only just got a video camera two months ago for my birthday

4. She said she wouldn't buy me a camera

5. FIVE minutes, okay!

She saw the FX9 on display, she went into the shop, asked about it, the sales guy uttered a couple of "Yeah it's a good camera, sharp images, blah blah" and the next thing I knew, she asked me, "So? Want or not?"

My sister was staring at her and asked, "So fast?"

Yeah, so fast.

And now I have my Lumix! I am waaaay haaappyyy!

But of course, there's a catch. I have to pay RM500 for it, and my mom pays the other RM1300. An extra 100 RM's for a 512MB card.

I was tempted to ask for a 1GB one, really, but I was afraid it'd blow the entire thing off.

I love red, right, so naturally I got the red one. Too bad there wasn't an orange Lumix. Hahahah not funny.

I love my videocam, yeah, but it just doesn't take good photos. Only good videos. If I had a choice, I honestly wouldn't have wanted the videocam in the first place. I'd have chosen the Lumix.

Okay, so that's that.

What else is new?

Oh yeah. A reply to CL's blog post about her being weird and my mom thinking she's weird and all.

Well, my mom DOESN'T think she's weird. And I've said that over and over again.
She doesn't choose to believe me!

And, you know, if you were my mom, you'd so totally think it was weird also!
You DO have to leave your house before coming to mine, right?

The whole thing isn't as bad as you think it is.

Honestly. Nothing to worry about.




Here's some good news. No wait; here's some UBER GOOD news.

My brother's coming back from Hawaii in June!

Yeash, really. It'd only be for two weeks, but it's good enought.

You know what's weird? I've been talking so much better with my bro since he's left for Hawaii. 'Cause, you know, at home all our sentences are peppered with words like "dumbass" and "stupid" and the like. When he's in Not-Malaysia and we're talking on the phone, we know how precious phone credits are and we sure won't want to waste them calling each other names and all that.

I actually enjoy talking to him on the phone. Really, it's weird how our relationship has gotten better like that. Now I only get to talk to him when everyone else has already gotten their turn, because we talk real long. One time, I finished up the credit before my mom and sis got their turns.

You know why I was especially pissed when Manwir wouldn't accept our essays?

'Cause I spent a long time writing it. Our topic was the Unsung Hero in our lives, and haha, I was writing about my brother. It's sad how it takes someone like Manwir asking us to write about our heroes to make me realize all the amazing things my brother has done. Really, I had trouble deciding what to write about him.

I'm still going to act like he's nothing more than a pest when he comes home in June, and he's going to yell at me for painting his old room pink, but I know he knows we both don't hate each other. Hah.

Oh gosh. I feel another looooong Tribute To Bro post coming on. But I'll leave that for later.

I've got to wake up at 8 tomorrow for my Movie Marathon with Marvi.

So ciao.