ok i changed my mind. the nearest to my age is a j2 acjc. but doesn't talk much. the most happening thing is a tough choice between the food and the carrom. and watching my parents pour out my life story. its amazing how parents can pour out their children's lifes like a story book. their version lah but still...and the thing is that other parents will listen like its the very first time they have heard it![i'm pretty sure its is not]

this is a typical senario: i look tired--someone mentions that and that we could leave--i'm kinda happy-- someone mentions that their kid[who is currently overseas or something] usually at new year also like that then always will be like erm can i go nap now-- then someone will mention that kid came back to visit with a girl and told him" ah gu, wah a bor" [uncle this is my wife] and he was like whattt since when you got a wife?!!? and how can the generation speak such and unrefined form of hokkien-- then everyone laughs and starts talking other stuff again-- and lorraine sits back down obviously we are not leaving.

ahhh super tired now. and i really need to upgrade my hokkien i understand everything perfectly well, just that speaking takes like tons of brain power to formulate something that sounds vaguely there. whoa this is draining