The Verdict

Ok, people, I have news...I have finally done IT!! I have been putting it off for so long, weighing the pros and cons, and the mere fear of agony has kept me from doing it for ages. So, I finally decided, what the heck, I'll do it. So many people have done it and survived. None of them have died from the pain. This morning, after my Public Health paper, I rang up a few salons and asked for an appointment. The first 3 I called was all fully booked until Easter, and I couldn't wait that long. But it just proves that so many other people are getting it done as well, and that I am not the only insane one. At my fourth call, the receptionist told me that the only time slot available was in 45 minutes. So, it was obviously now or never.

I got there 5 minutes earlier as instructed to fill in a consultation form. The salon was nice, soothing and serene. I wouldn't advice those of you brave ones to go to anywhere dodgy, its just not worth the risk. And after waiting for another 5 minutes, my beauty therapist was ready for me. She was very nice and friendly, putting my worried mind at ease. After explaining the procedure, she asked me were there any questions. And I squeaked out my main concern "How painful would it be??" She just smiled and said, "Don't worry, you'll survive." And 20 minutes later, I came out of the room...ALIVE.

And was the pain worth it?? I dunno yet, need time to judge and see. But a tip for those of you who wanna do it, tell them you want some left, or else you just look like a 6 year old. Lol...The results was great, although it's a bit bald in my opinion. Next time, I'll tell them to leave a landing strip;) Till later...

Rain, rain, go away...

Today the weather is crap...

It has been raining cows and pigs (don't see why I need to use cats and dogs...do you see cats and dogs falling out from the sky??) for ages...Using umbrella also is almost useless...The winds like playing games...First it blows from the front, then when you move your umbrella to shield your wet face, it blows from the back, so you shield your soaking back instead...Then, the mean mean wind blows from the right side...Then the left...So by the time you get indoors, it looks like you just held your umbrella as a fashion accessory only. And your hair, which you spent half an hour straightening looks like Pn Chuan's hair (without the bald patch la, of course)

So, I think the only way to stay dry in this weather is to wear a long raincoat...Yup...A long dorky looking raincoat. It helps you stay dry and you get your hands free...But is staying dry worth being looking dorky for?? Till later....