Oshin's day :p

I just want to share about some part of my daily life in sg. Tday is monday ; 3/10/2011. I wake up at 12.30 in the afternoon.... hahahhaha:p (how lazy am I :p)and spend my whole day doing *little~important* things and also doing some "geje " things with my *crazy* housemate (TRICIA) XD.

Well, Tricia suggest me to use "Oshin" as the title of my post although it only has a verryy verryy little percentagee related to my story, which is "MAID day" hahahahahaha.

So I've done *little~important* things such as: clean my room, cooking ( instant noodle:p), washing the dishes, and washing all my clothes. After done all of those things, I was thinking of the important's role of a maid that sometimes we've never count on. One of the great lesson that I've experience in sgp is learning how to become humble, independent , and also experience the "very different" style of living. Compared to indo, every morning my maid always prepared the nice food , my juice request, etc. Everything seems great, all of my clothes are neatly ironed , my bed, my room, and every little things are PERFECT.That's way  i've very grateful to have GREAT maid in indo. Back to sg, our maid here currently only come twice or three times a months  and she's doing basic things only such as cleaning all the rooms, include toilets ; so, in my daily life here, I must clean my room everyday, washing my clothes, sometimes ironing some of my clothes, buy or cooking foods by my self, etc...

Besides those things, I also have a longg longgg longg conversation wif Tricia :p. Related to the maid context, Tricia said that although having a maid is very important, yet we must ready if we live without them . So, the lesson that I can draw from our conversation today is "Never Take Something for Granted" :)

That's all for today! Have a blessed day, guys! Gbu :)