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Sunday & Ikea

It's SUNDAY! :)

The ladies and I are going to Ikea for new light bulbs and more candles! :) Pretty happy! 'Cause Ikea reminds of family and it always makes me all smiley!

Hey, it rhymes! Okay, before I kill someone with this jovial mood, I'd just like to say enjoy your Sunday and spend it with your loved ones. Or your loved things. I know the other side of the world (a.k.a home) the doctor works only half-day for most of his weekends, so I assume he's already with his PS3 by now...yup. now.

Mum and Jessy (maybe abang too) will be watching UP today. Ah, envy!

I know being a University student, Sunday doesn't really have its biggest impact on me, but I think it sure will when I start working. Gah. Which is like, next year.

Okay, no complains. Have fun!

Hugs & Kisses,
Jacqueline Rowena @ Jacqkie.
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