Now I really know what they meant by Work is not a job when there’s passion involved.

Okay well I was blessed enough to discover that earlier in dance;
dancing, on stage, in front of a large audience, with your best friends, while getting paid?
Best job ever :)

But I’m not talking about dance this time.

Usually, I love my trips to the hair salon sure they’d take hours, so you’d have to schedule a full day devoted to pampering and poring through fashion magazines, meehee.
Don’t mind the butt cramps though, from sitting in the same chair for too long.

But when you’re at your hair salon for your much-awaited hair appointment, your hairstylist is explaining to you what colour hair dye is the latest trend now, what fabulous hair cut he wants on you this time, and also he’s giving you mad mad discounts,
instead of relaxing and enjoying your day, you find yourself eyeing that power socket nearby, wondering whether you could bring your laptop with you the next time.
And after those 3 long impatient hours your hairstylist even throws in a free pampering hair treatment,
and you almost turn it down because you want to go home and check your email

That’s when you know. You’re a workaholic.

I wonder if this is just a hobby, or a new found passion? God knows I love what I’m doing :)

Wrapping things up with a new update.
Probably a final update on Cool Sister’s Closet before I leave for Melbourne next Wednesday :) unless my itchy itchy fingers gets the best of me, which they usually do.

http://coolsisterscloset.blogspot.com/

:+:+:+:+:

Ah right.
So I spoke to my hairstylist on whether I should get fringe/bangs, ’cause I’m slightly bored of me hair
His reply, “I actually really like your long fringe now! Long, soft and wispy, when you came in today I loved how it’s just pushed back and falls down on your face nicely.”
“But I just comb up my fringe with my fingers loosely. It’s so long I don’t even have a hair parting anymore.”
“Well it works for you! I’m keeping your long fringe ok.”
“Butbutbut I thought of having fringe… or bangs, maybe! Although, the last time I had bangs it made my face look super round.”
“Ya, bangs will make round faces even rounder.”

Damn. Direct much.
I was hoping he’d comfort me by giving me a miracle solution to having bangs without making my face look like a ball.

“……okaaaay, long fringe then.” *disappointed voice*

Damn my hopeless chubby cheeks with no angles whatsoever. Damn damn damn.

Currently listening to: Jesse McCartney – Leavin’

1. 陈一豪 Says:
   June 19th, 2008 at 8:36 am

   First wtf…. pfft.

   Suggestion: Put mahjong paper where the wall meets the floor so you won’t see them corners.

   I <3 mahjong paper.

2. Dr. Tan Says:
   June 19th, 2008 at 8:36 am

   First wtf…. pfft.

   Suggestion: Put mahjong paper where the wall meets the floor so you won’t see them corners.

   I <3 mahjong paper.

3. defragment Says:
   June 19th, 2008 at 11:27 am

   i want to buy clothes but i have no marney + i am not in the country to steal marney from daddy.

   ):

   kesian me priss!

4. Cynthia Says:
   June 19th, 2008 at 5:51 pm

   dr.tan: interesting insight. but my walls are slightly pink la, while mahjong paper is pure white?

   defragment: Slink-meister! Tell your daddy you’re dying of hunger. or at least, losing alotttttt of weight. no chinese family dad will let his son starve loh. he’l send u da marney in no time ;)

5. B.H. Says:
   June 20th, 2008 at 11:07 am

   Hi Cynthia,

   Occasional reader, first time writer. nice blog, very amusing anecdotes.

   Pls visit my site: http://www.malaysianisms.blogspot.com

   A satirical list on everything Malaysian!

6. Simon Seow Says:
   June 22nd, 2008 at 10:57 pm

   Not too bad mah your new hair style. Very nice, especially for Lara Croft wtf.

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