Malaysian. 25 and a half. Currently resided in the small red dot. Newly married but not quite newly wedded. Have a sky of small dreams that include spending more time with my family. Feeling half blended in the community and the other half not really. Enjoy walking with the husband. Learning self discipline. Things I often ended up doing: Took a photo, admire it, edit on editing app, upload on Instagram and delete the draft; open the diary, took up a pen, staring out at a far away land, close the diary and keep the pen; decided to go to bed early, lay in bed, close my eyes, think about what to wear for tomorrow and ended up thinking a million other things. Have too high of self expectations. Have a soft spot for kids and elderly. Prefer practicality over fashionability. Laugh a lot. Smile a lot. Don't have a rbf.
Hi guys, Do you guys have the person who is important to you besides your families and partners? I do. She is a very important person in my life since 2009. She is my cell group leader back in my college time, She saw me cry countless time, She has encouraged me so many times, She has inspired thousands of time, She impressed me in many ways, She is non other than Jenny Lee. My very first impression of her was, "Wow.. she is Hot." what I mean Hot is she looks mature, tough, fierce, pretty, brave, independent, clever and etc.. (those characteristics you could find in a Independent and Successful Woman) Yet she is friendly to us, cause she was the one who reserved seats for us in the CHCKL Emerge Conference and she was willing to interact with us (honestly, that time we were so Kampung or behave like country side kids), even tho she is the sister-in-law of brother Keith (he is the 2nd man of CHCKL). This made me salute her, she is so humble and easy to get along with. All thes...
#limtehwed has ended and #limteh just started. You'd think that signing the marriage certificate means the deal is sealed, however, it wasn't the case for me. I felt I was stuck in between before 11.11. e.g should I call him my husband or my boyfriend? or should I call my MIL auntie or mum? I was torn between the relationships. Now that everything is completed, both the legal and traditional side I feel complete and I find myself at peace. It was just a wedding, but it means a lot to me and my husband (I can call him that in full confidence). I feel like I've matured from a girl to a fully grown woman over the weekend. I'm no longer the girl who runs to my parents for anything and everything, I'm now a woman who has the full responsibilities like my mother. The wedding was perfect, I enjoyed the whole process as the bride. However, the week leading to the wedding was more difficult than I thought it would be, the pressure to ensure everything is being taken...
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