Maternity, Cleavage and Growing Up

Three things from the weekend;

On being pregnant
Wake up late at around 7.45 and have to go for Obs. Gyn. Consultation again on sat and the doc supposed to start at 7. Luckily when I called (like always) he’s late, and it’s already 8. Arrived at the hospital at 9ish and I’m no 14 on the waiting list and still 7 more patients to go. Only waited for about 1 hour plus this time, unlike last week where we waited for 3 hours (Arhg!). Baby is fine and still moving very actively, although mummy didn’t gain much this week (only 0.5 kilo) but little baby pretty much on track with weight. My doc is in a hurry, so I cannot see the baby for too long. Am pretty much in a good condition but the only problem is I cannot sleep well during the nite because my tummy getting really big and heavy and am having problem with back/spine/ribs/arms/legs ache. So I usually get up every hour or so because of one of the above problem plus the frequent visit to the toilet.

On revealing your cleavage
Went to a coffee shop on sat and saw this girl who came with a bule, whose wearing an outfit which displays 1. her breast cleavage and 2. her bum cleavage. Yes cleavage is sexy and flaunting it is never a crime as long as you do it in style. But too much is a big no-no! This girl has shown too much breast cleavage in the first place and on top of that she’s using a very low-cut hipster jeans that shows her bum cleavage as well … totally not cool! Sorry, but I seriously think I have to comment on this!

On growing up and being an adult
Met my junior high friend Carmel on MSN and started to chat with her. Back in the days my first question to her would be …. What’s the goss for today? Because in school she is best known as bigos aka biang gosip. But yesterday we were chatting about French food and exchanging recipe and cooking tips. At the end of the conversation we came to a conclusion that we’re aging and becoming old, because the topic of our conversation has shifted way too far since that junior high days … where have all the years gone to? We were half jokingly said that we’re turning into ibu” arisan … hope not!