I’ve never thought my holidays was going to be this busy.
No, I can’t even complain a single day of boredom anymore.
Cause besides of tuition classes three days a week, I have dance classes two times a week and that doesn’t include my extra dance practises with the girls for prom yet.
I love the way I’m so busy with things that’s healthy and fun
which also doesn’t need me to spend money. Haha.
Better than shopping or hanging out at malls, you know.
Though I’d love one day with the girls.
Funny how broke I still am eventhough I don’t go out so often anymore.
Might be caused by the sudden online shopping I’ve been doing for months.
I’ve just recently pampered myself with a new set of French Manicure worth RM15.

Followed mom to SGM just now because she let my aunt successfully persuade her to join a makeup group for this thing SGM is doing this Saturday. I didn’t even care what it was because I’ve not step into that place for years. Not active like I used to so I don’t update myself with the latest happenings there.
Now upon walking up to the canteen (yes they have a canteen of their own. cool hor?)
we saw my aunt, Sharon.
Before I even open my mouth to greet her, she’s already telling me,
“Girl, join the *buskers. They’re short of people and they’ve open it to members than only restricting it to cultural groups members only.”
Now what in the blue hell are buskers? I asked myself.
Then she started pointing at those colourful thinggys laying on the floors in the canteen.
She started explaining buskers are
“You know those people in Brazil with their parades and costumes? That.”
So at this point, I’ve almost have a picture of what a busker is.
She then dragged me and mom to the bulletin board and show us chinese newspaper clippings and expects me to understand what it says. Thank gord there were big bolded fancy letters saying, www.malaysiabuskers.com.

Now I was hooked and was asking for more infos especially practise time since the KL International Buskers’ Malaysia Grand Parade is on this Saturday.
I don’t want to miss time from dance practises for prom
and Friday morning’s got something going on too.
Met Ke Xin there, she was working on one of the props.
She told me to go for the meeting tomorrow morning and decide from there if I want to participate or not after I told her my dilemma.
So we’ll see tomorrow if I’m in or not.
I really want to do something different and big like once in a while.
The last thing I did must have been the concert thing in Shah Alam years ago.
Actually Shirlyn invited me to join one of SGM’s performance for this year’s FESPIC opening but the thing was cancelled in the end, so the plan was gone.
Now this is up and it really sounds fucking fun according to the website. A freaking colourful, circus-like parade in the middle of the road. Now how many times do you get to see that in Malaysia? I think even if I’m not in the whole business, I’d go to the parade in KL to join in the fun with the family.
It’s funny how one minute mom and I were talking about our financial problem and the next minute we’re parking the car at the side of the road, walking into a boutique and trying out dresses.
I swear we must really be the weirdest duo earth.
I went looking for prom dresses and she went straight to one of the mannequin
and demanded for that particular dress in her size.
I feel in love with two dresses and she fell for three.
She paid half for one since the rest were wrong on her to me (i give her feedbacks) and I reserved both.
Didn’t take any picture to ask the girls which they think’d be better.
I wanna take both of them to that particular boutique. I’m sure they’ll like it.
Ooh. I met up with Alvin Low today.
He’s the first online friend I met up so soon after knowing him online for such a short period.
Usually it takes weeks or months of planning before meeting up.
Though this was not a hang out session but more like discuss about prom session.
He’s tall. Like knn, tall. He’s smooth too, real smooth.
Like Janus material. Haha.
Man, I stink. I’m off to shower.
* Busking is the practice of doing live performances in public places to entertain people, usually to solicit donations and tips. Those engaging in this practice are called buskers.