Saturday, March 29, 2008

Lost in Translation


First, he seemed like an angel in disguise and I really felt blessed. I should have long adapted a very accurate quote i came across years ago... 'When things seem too good to be true, they usually are.' But I didn't, and was lead to believe in something superficial, something fabricated, something which I came to realize, absolutely unreal. Either that, or Dr. Jekyll forgot to introduce me to Mr. Hyde and I just met him last night. Altogether, leaving me utterly confused right now and actually rather pissed off.


First he snaps at me rudely for asking a small favour and then he just turns all ice-cold on me and just ceased to give a damn. And I am very sure alcohol wasn't the reason for me getting worked up about the issue. I'm sure. :P


I just don't get what is wrong. Did I do something really embarrassing to him? Did I do something that was so over the top for him to have acted the way he did? Was I pissed drunk to the state that I totally had no control over my limbs? I don't think so.


So was it a case of schizophrenia for this dude? Or is it his sincerity I have to question? I don't know why I am troubled by this but I am. And all the while I thought I was leading the game. Guess I was wrong.


Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Cheese Baked Rice

I've always LOVED the cheese baked rice in Kim Gary. So today I attempted the impossible. To make cheese baked rice Cheri style~!

It turned out all right... just a tad bit sourish. And there wasn't enough cheese. And it was a bit dry. And i forgot the pinch of sugar. BUT it was still edible. Kim Gary beware. Behold the new line of Cheri's Yummy Cheese Baked Rice. Voila.



AmateurTo The Scene

On starting a blog:
In the fear of sounding to narcissistic, I shall TRY to dictate this blog so that it does NOT revolve around me but more to the people and environments around me.

On inspiration:
Karen Cheng is my inspiration, I would have to say as I simply admire her simplicity in her writing and her dedication as a mother to her two beautiful sons.

On starting a new journey:
About new places, about new faces, about new friends... I'm embracing it. Arms wide open.