Deep personal relationship with ... the chef?

Went for a photo shoot in PJ a few days back with Nisha and Ziad. The location was Popo's house on Gasing Hill. No, I wasn't the subject matter but rather the organiser of the shoot. It was for Nisha's portfolio to kickstart her modelling career. Hopefully it all turns out well. All and all, I was pleased with the results I got from the shoot. Pictures will be posted up in the next few entries.


Nisha and her saree preparations.


Learning how to apply eye shadow: Alison's new passion.

A lot has been happening throughout the month and I'm beginning to lose count of events. From trip(s) to Euphoria MOS, to dinners at Picadillys and Tanjung, to birthday bashes at posh apartments and weird morning afters. It's been a blur of drama and hustle but a very good January indeed. I really enjoyed it.

Here's a cute find:



“Air New Zealand has created a “cuddle-class” seating arrangement in its coach cabins: a couple can purchase three seats abreast for a small premium (an extra 25% per passenger), whose footrests come all the way up to the seats in front, forming a lie-flat couch where fliers can recline together. This is also a nice arrangement for parents flying with small kids.”

Wish MAS would have such luxuries. lol. Perhaps but never in Economy class anyway. I can't imagine people all lying down back there.

Anyway ... semester commences soon. My registration date has been marked on the 23rd of Feb. It's refreshing in a way to be able to go back to uni again after a long 4 month absence. Knowing me however, I'd be complaining on the very week of my return. I'd no sooner be wanting to come home and "rest" everyday. LOL. But I really do miss the atmosphere of Cyberjaya. Everytime I visit, I'd just remember times good and bad from my years. Every semester brings a truckload of memories which I can file away in a dusty box lodged at the back of my head.

But most of all, my January (and December if you count it) have been about change. Change mentally and physically. I've learned a lot about the people around me and about myself throughout these last few months. There is such a calm about self discovery once you dig yourself out through all the sludge of emotional barriers. Sometimes, it's also society which holds you back from change. When the comments of "since when have you ..." come my way, I usually feel the nervousness creep back into my mind and a soft giggle escapes my lips. However, I do appreciate my own changes and will hope for more as time progresses. We'll see.