Don't be curious, I bet you're wondering what 'd happen to me. well, nothing bad, just asking for it to wake me up! awww!!!
Wait, I needed to think bout why I've spent for nearly an hour from dad's house to the shopping mall. Hmm, I was lost. hehe, I was lost la !! Keep turning and turning and finally I get frustrated with the road, i started to follow my sense nor the stupid road signs. Minutes later, guess what ?! I found a road that looks so familiar and I started to follow my manual gps =DD well, I thought that was the way to my destination but I've reached HOME !! Graaa.. Toilet, a cup of water, fb..I began tidying the room..Dingg!! I decided to try again :DDD !! Well, the story ended with I gave daddy a call and luckily he was just around and drew me a MAP. Awww, shy shy :33
This is the climax----
I went to Padini, ramdomly, blabla..
Roxy..And the promotions !! I spent RM 161. 55 for the outfits worth RM 769. 5 ! And they are not season clearance stuffs, just around 2months ago I saw that dress but it's just too costly :)) I bought it----
( in purple colour )
I LOVE THIS !! That is a ' heart ' : ))))
And another 2 I cant find the pictures.
Ssslaaap me ?! lai la lai la :DDDD
awww~!! good morning world :DD my daddi mammi korkori toileti cup of tea slice of toasti :PPPDDD Well, nothing much to say, i'm soo fucking missing my Happy tree friends !! my bitches, are your nipples look pinkishh today?! =DD i'm going to drive myself to mahkota today since my bro left his car at home for me, he knows i'll be damn bored while he and dad went to work, so definitely, shop again =DD !!
Do you praise the Lord today ? :)) Thank you, our father in the heaven, i love my day again :))
Beyonce sounds cool, so we gonna be Janice , Angeline , Joanne , Elaine xDDDD
Be patient,read until the end.
This is a True Story:
" Back in the days of the Great Depression, a Missouri man named John Griffith was the controller of a great railroad drawbridge across the Mississippi river. One day, in the summer of 1937, he decided to take along his eight year-old son Greg, with him to work.
At noon, John Griffith put the bridge up to allow ships to pass and sat on the observation deck with his son to eat lunch. Time passed quickly. Suddenly he was startled by the shrieking of a train whistle in the distance. He quickly looked at his watch and noticed it was 1:07- the Memphis express with four hundred passengers on board, and it was roaring toward the raised bridge! He leaped from the observation deck and ran back to the control tower. Just before throwing the master lever he glanced down for any ships below. There a sight caught his eye that caused his heart to leap to his throat.
His eight-year-old son, Greg, had slipped from the observation deck and had fallen into the massive gears that operated the bridge. His leg was caught in the cogs of two main gears!
Desperately, John's mind whirled to devise a rescue plan. But as soon as he thought of possibility, he knew there was no way it could be done.
Again, with alarming closeness, the train whistle shrieked. He could hear the clicking of the locomotive wheels over the tracks. That was his son down there-yet there were four hundred passengers on the train.
John knew what he had to do, so he buried his head in his left arm and pushed the master switch forward. That great massive bridge lowered into place just as the Memphis express began to roar across the river.
When John Griffith lifted hi head with his face smeared with tears, he looked into the passing windows of the train. There were businessman casually reading their afternoon papers, finely dressed ladies in the dining car sipping coffee, and children pushing long spoons into their dishes of ice cream.
No one looked at the control house, and no one looked at the great gearbox. With wrenching agony, John Griffith cried out at the steel train, " I sacrificed my son for you, people! Don't you care?" The train rushed by, but nobody heard the father's words.
Jan: Show to all your friends how great it is,the love of God.
