What happened? First of all, I've taken very few photos this year, even though I've been to places like China, Bali and even Batam (yeah, your eyes are not playing tricks), but I was just quite tired of snapping photos everywhere I go. It might be a good thing though, all of you are getting less nightmares? =D
Anyway, my Panasonic Lumix FX-1 is no longer with me, so without a camera means lesser chance of taking photos too. Three months back, my baby sister decided to migrate to the US to join her bf there, and as a very very nice older sister, I passed some of my unwanted (zen micro mp3 player) and not-so-unwanted stuff (camera) to her.
Upon reaching there, she had had her ROM 1.5 months ago, on the same day as my colleague PL. As she always been the baby of the family, I still find it very amusing that she's already married, even when we received her wedding photos. Just want to wish both couples a very blissful marriage here. =)
I went through some of the old photos and found this one taken when we went Perth two years back, many people feel that we are more alike in terms of looks, as compared to my elder sis.
Anyway, for memory sake, I still feel that I'll need a camera for all those scenery and group photos when I'm in Perth. Therefore, I went to my elder sister.
"Eh, jie.. can lend me your camera? I'm going to Australia."
"Huh? Cannot, I'm flying to London."
"You've been to these places so many times still need to take photos?"
"......"
Even though she boh-chup me after that, I didn't give up. I've decided to use the most well-practiced and effective method.
"Mum? I'm going to Australia but jie don't want to lend me her camera!!"
The next day, after I reached home, my elder sis was already gone but I saw her camera left on my desk. Hehehe.. evil? Sometimes, complaining to the authority does helps.
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