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Hi, how are you?

I haven't been properly connected to the world wide web since forever. I know.

I was away last week for an impromptu trip to Perhentian (which was all kinds of gorgeous) and Penang and I'm bad with technology so it's almost impossible to catch me online or see me updating anything about everywhere. Near impossible actually.

I'm now in Krabi with mum and sister. Not impromptu. Planned this with mum since a few months back, just to give ourselves a bit of bonding and some lovin' :)

I'm a very, "live during the moment" kind of person. I hardly record any of the things that I see or experience, let alone share it. Been trying to break this bad habit and been trying to make sure I have good moments recorded at times. Been actively doing so since my ex-colleagues got me a camera :)

I am blessed. How about you?



Love & peace,
Jacqueline Rowena @ Jacqkie.
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Tim said…
YOu forgot us di :(((
12:01 AM
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