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Weekend Escape

Spent the weekend in KL.
Cousin's wedding reception in the evening. Decided to try curls for a change instead of always having my hair blow-dried straight.
And I have to say (please excuse me for sounding vain) I felt pretty hot.
:3
Wondering now if I should consider perming it like this for a while and then relaxing it again OR if I should just get it curled temporarily again whenever I feel like it.
Decisions, decisions.
 Stayed at the Grand Seasons Hotel which was quite close the where the dinner was.
Was so-so. 
But the view from our room was rather nice.
 Took this one yesterday at around 7.20 in the evening.
And this one at around noon today.
Went to Mid Valley and The Gardens just before coming back.
It's amazing how nice hair can get you attention, seriously. In the lift as we were going down to the lobby there was this Indian dude who looked North Indian or something (a little on the chubby side but not bad. Heh.) The whole lift was like a mirror-ed box so wherever you turned and looked you'd see someone's reflection and every single time I caught his eye he was looking right at me. Flattering, unnerving. The last time this happened was I think during tuition class around 10 years ago lmao.
And then at the mall as I was walking to the ladies; you know how most places have both the men's and women's washrooms next to each other? So yeah as I was walking in, this dude was walking out and he deliberately walked closely past and went, "Hey" with a lift of his eyebrow. Took me about 5 seconds to realize what actually happened before my face broke into a smile lol.
Saw a really, really nice pair of shoes by at Melissa + Karl Lagerfeld (The same brand Kelly Osbourne's ice cream pumps are from). Shiny grey flats. Perfect for any outfit. Gargh I wish my wallet never ran out of money.
Got a couple of graffiti printT-shirts and my China Blue body mist and body cream from Marks & Spencer (which was probably the highlight of today's so-called shopping spree) and we had a bite to eat at Chili's before heading back. 
I have 6 days left here at home. 6 days left to sleep as much as I want. 6 days left to read as much as I can. And 6 days left to watch as much as I can on TV.
The only thing I'm looking forward to when I go back is the fact that I'll be going for the Comedy Court show just before classes start again on the 17th.
Ah well.

All good things come to an end, no?
So yes.
That's about all for the moment.


More soon.
:)

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