Half a Weekend to Remember, and Another Half to Not

There's so much to tell in so little time and little space. Nevertheless, let me begin. This post will tell you about what happened since Friday, the 24th, till now.

After finishing the Psychology Assignment and not being able to find Miss Yeo, Ezra sent Mell, Josh and I to Josh's apartment, Araville. One thing I have to say about his condo, it has a spectacular view, being so high up on a mountain, and it has an interesting decor, for example, the abstract art of a naked woman in the study. And clean, thanks to Josh's wonderful sense of cleanliness.

I consider myself out of the way, being a very un-prude person. I don't know whether I should have stayed or not. That being that, I thank the duo for puting up with my unplanned emo-ity and my mood swings, as well as for lending me a back to hide behind while playing FEAR... Also, don't worry about the washing-bowls-and-cooking stint, it's just a different culture and upbringing. If you want to return the favour, my gates are open at any time, and my cabinets too, that is.

Sam comes to rescue me at 2100. We then went to Hartamas square. I pretty much was having the same experience, except in a different location. And, yes, I am un-prude. We went to Mell's house some time after with a new group of people, Julian, James and Stella. There were 3 groups working the talk in Mell's house, you know which you belong to. I arrived home at 0130, thanks to Sam and his incredible driving skills.

The next day I had to go to my hometown, Bidor, for my cousin's wedding. I haven't even seen here before, and she's already getting married. Amazing. The wedding atmosphere at the bride's house was , to them, normal. Loud, chaotic and filled with happiness, it seems. Then I had to perambulate to a community hall, which happened to be the place the wedding dinner was being held, and the place where I was attacked by a colony of houseflies. The emcee for the night kept inviting family members up on stage to sing Chinese karaoke songs. The singers yelling into the mike and the loudspeaker being right in front of me didn't help my ears. However, they have to be given credit for they have more voice control then most of the bathroom singers around in college, thanks to the availability of karaoke machines in everyone's house...

Because most other relatives were staying in my relatives' houses, me and my uncle's family had to stay in a hotel in Teluk Intan, the city of the pirated Leaning Tower of Pisa. To everyone's surprise, our rooms were given away to people... Stupid hotel. And the fact that Siti Nurhaliza and M. Nasir stayed there before didn't help. All the other hotels were full too, apparently because there were many wedding happening on the same day... Even the super-tiny-house-looking-hotel called Hotel Kok Min was full. Dammit. We resorted to sleeping in the hotel's conference room, where many cats were already making their home, with makeshift beds. The good part, it was only RM 50; the bad part, I didn't like it.

And I woke up with a horrible attitude.

And then I had to go to see the tea ceremony whwich involved too much smoke getting in my eyes. And then I couldn't tahan anymore. And then I'm not going to make this experience one to remember. And then I don't want to blog anymore.

ARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!