a day out

today was my day out with belle. we had dim sum for lunch. speaking of dim sum, it's been so long since i last put in a piece of 'siew mai' in my mouth. finally today i did and there's this orgasmic feeling that streamed right through my mouth. lol. might be slightly exaggerated but who cares. filled our stomachs full and we headed on to our second destination, IOI Mall. as belle needs to settle something personal, i decided to head over to Popular Bookstore to flip through some magazines. after minutes of flipping through, i thought to myself that, damn, by flipping through all these magazines, it wouldn't help me to kill time. so i proceeded to another section of d bookstore, which was d Non Fiction Section. I read through CSI and all sorts of non fiction books, but none of which that really got my attention. i guess those books just ain't my cuppa tea. however, as i walked deeper into d bookstore, this book titled "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" really attracted me. i've heard from people that this dude who wrote d book is acclaimed to be a millionaire school teacher. most importantly, they said that d book is interesting and it is nothing really FINANCE even though it was placed under d finance title shelf. so considering d fact that i'm pretty much free nowadays, i headed over to d cashier and bought d book.


well, i must say, it's pretty much a good book as it is simple and easy to understand. shud really consider buying it as there's plenty to learn from it.

alrite then, back to topic. we planned to watch AVP2 way before and today we finally decided to watch that. however, it was such a coincidence that both of us didn't really haf d urge to watch that movie as there were feedbacks from people claiming that d movie was just barely alrite. so plan cancelled. went to do some shopping instead. i'm too lazy to write out d whole shopping process so it'll be a lot easier to show wat i got today.

a t-shirt from VANS
loving d captions
my favourite among all.

one more good news is that, d Programme Director for Bachelor of Applied Finance have granted me permission to take up a new finance subject without having to complete its pre-requisite beforehand. that's something worth cheering. that means i can carry on with finance and there'll be no disruption with my study plan.

alrite peeps. rest time once again.

CHEERS!!!