.lost... & found.

ever had this happen to you?

at my staff meeting last week, i thought i lost my scarf. i only realized 3 hours later when i had to rush off to a staff training. rushing and panicking, i ran to the coffee shop [where we had the meeting] and spoke to one of the staffs.

"i was here earlier, at that table. i think i dropped my scarf?"

"oh? wait a sec, i'll go check at the back."

so he did.

now here's the twist. while he was at the back, looking, i rummaged through my handbag and somehowwww... found my scarf balled up in there. [damn big handbags!] but yea, it was there! it was bloody there! *a bitter sweet reunion indeed!*

SOOoo anywayyyy... when the poor dude came back, he told me apologetically "sorry, it appears no one has found it..."

i bit my lower lip. *to confess or not to confess?* GAH!

he then turned to his colleague and asked "did you see a scarf around?"

*shit shit shit... more people was getting involved!*

"oh.. did you ask the back..?" the colleague asked, and they went on discussing...

that was when i FINALLY interjected... saying... "i must've dropped it somewhere else. thanks anyway guys. i'll just keep looking." and i fled.

a cowardly act, i know...

... BUT WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE DONE?!

.needed: a pillar of strength.

i've found two important requirements / conditions / characteristics [among many others? ;)] for a guy who wants to be my guy [long term] -

1. i need him to be very sure that he really wants to be with me, because that will give him a solid reason to fight and work hard on keeping us together when things get rough. even IF i lose faith [i can be weak that way...], he'd be strong enough to fight for the both of us, trusting that if he hangs on, i'll follow his strong lead [which i will]. afterall, relationships are hard work. so if he can lead by example? :) be the man?

2. i need him to love me more than his pride. i don't want a wuss or a guy with no stance, but i dont want a guy who would rather hurt me deeper than necessary [in a regular couple-type argument] just because he can't set his pride aside for a second to give us an opening to reconcile; cause YES, i am quite stubborn. so i really need him to be a little less, cuz usually, if he can just start apologizing first, [childish, i know] i will usually follow suit! hence... i need a guy who'd not let his pride come between us, even when mine does.

THERE! too much to ask already? heheee....

p.s. who posted a comment as erwann in one of my older posts?? so not cool dudeee....

p.s.2 HAPPY BIRTHDAY IVAN!! :)

.#7 replaced.

owen will be wearing united's #7 jersey.

its like another cut, slashing through the existing wound in my poor heart when ronnie left on that $80m fame. can fergie be making the right decision? owen? the new #7? really? isn't it too soon??

sigh. i foresee another deep cut when the season starts. when i see owen on the pitch, playing in the #7 jersey. omg. it's gonna be so painful. i still can't believe its true. i still can't believe ronnie is no longer a red devil!

wwwwwhhhyyyy...........? :(

.sherlene's jewellery theory.

after almost a year of being in the 'jewellery industry'... i've learnt that a piece of jewellery looks different when displayed and when you actually try it on. its true! [IMO anyway!]

hence! putting together the two things i think i know 'a fair bit' about, i came up with this catch phrase -

"jewellery is like men. you don't know if it'd suit you until you try it on."

feel free to object. ;)

.how we strike-out men.

last night, my girls and i dived into a few bottles of bubbly to celebrate... umm... sheena's graduation? lol a mini pre-celebration anyway. :) it was nice. straw in a champagne bottle... woot woot!

ANYWAY...

a few weeks ago, i learnt something cute. apparently, im not the only one who "tries to picture myself making out with the guy" before deciding whether i wanted to date him.

here's how it works:

if i see myself feeling weird or worse, disgusted at the idea of making out with the dude, its a straight "No thanks!". if not, i'd consider. and if i can imagine myself completely enjoying it and even looking forward to it, it's a definite yes. :)

my girlfriend [i shall not name her] even said, "i pictured him naked, and thought, 'ewwww...'."

*strike out!*

so yea. haHa! i thought this was such a guy thing to do... but hey! apparently other girls do it too!

.happily never after?.

watch this movie when you're in your mid to late twenties. when you're thinking about marriage and commitment. when you think you're ready for marriage and all you see are rosy beds leading you into your awesome future with your one and only. ok, maybe dont watch this movie.

see, i dont know if this is reality... but it sure as hell makes your head (mine) spin. i know i knowww... real life is not a hollywood movie. and relationships? c'mon... mum and dad did it, why can't we, right? *sigh* honestly? i dont know...

people are just so different nowadays. we care more about having excitement in life. we're more competitive and greedy. more easily bored. we're harder to satisfy. easier influenced by our peers and surrounding. we're smarter with excuses and justifications of our 'wrong' actions. we just want all we think we deserve.

and ok ok, maybe not YOU. but, what about that person you chose to spend the rest of your life with? you may be sure that you won't. that you're satisfied. but how about them? how can you be sure he/she feels the same? that they're equally committed? that their head is as straight as yours?

that's right. you don't know.

good luck.

.my FB status cherry popped!.

i've been a facebook user for quite some time now... and have actually not displayed a real relationship status before. the closest was when i was in a "r'ship" with sheena bobina ;)

now look!! :) my first!! weeeHheeeee!!!

aaaand another great news! [if its not already obvious enough] my boyfriend has officially been converted to facebook!! haHa yay! :) the winning chip was knowing this would be the best way to stay in contact with the friends he has made during his time australia... *awww* :)

ANYWAY... wwwweeeheeeee!!!

i like it. :)
i like it very much.
HAHA. :)

the things that amuses me. im so lame. :P

.insensitivity hurts.

"get over it."

three words a guy, especially a boyfriend is never suppose say to a girl when she tells you she has a problem. other similar phrases are such as -

"its not that big of a deal."

"you're pissed at me just because of that?"

"you're just overreacting."

"you're being a child. there are bigger problems out there."

its just not sensitive. and being unsensitive to us, hurts. :(

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btw... this post is totally random. no, my baby and i are fine. :) its our 6 months since-we-first-met anniversarry at midnight!! wooHoo!