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Just got them at Prologue, Singapore last weekend!

Since i found a job and gonna start working on 1st of March, i gonna need more time to finish up these books!

A little gift from Venus from her Taiwan trip!

Thank you oh.. for the Pad and Condom (look alike candy)

Thanks to Viv!! For being so nice sending me the Blue Bird Chip and L&P!

Been craving for them for so long..

I couldn't bear to drink the L&P coz is the one and only can i have now!

I decided to keep it as memory!

Once again..Terima Kasih Banyak Banyak Viv!!

Oreo 1st time to the vet yesterday morning!!

She behaved very well..

even when the doctor insert the thermometer into her rectum, she don't even move a bit.

According to the thermometer, she did not have fever! phewwwwwww...Heng ah!!

The doctor said nothing is wrong with her..but i still don't understand why she can't walk well..

i can see she having problem to stand up and sit down!!

Doctor gave her an injection which for a stronger antibody..again she never moved an inch!!

awwww..such a good good girl!

The doctor also gave her some multivitamin and calcium tablet and some cream to apply on minor injury ( scratches or bumps)

and everything only cost for RM30!! hehehe... cheap dao!! That's the best part if you go to a government vet! :)

Back at home, Oreo still act the same.. moody...keep sleeping...

then i realised she had problem when she wanna empty her bowel..

She keep trying to shit out..but nothing is coming out!! only a bit of yellowish watery liquid..

So that's her problem la i think... CONSTIPATION!!

Need to hit the Pet Shop soon to get her some medicine..

hopefully she will be fine on CNY!!

While waiting..Oreo having a rest

Her 1st Medical Record Card

Nemat tells of her harrowing experience as a young Iranian girl at the start of the Islamic revolution. In January 1982, the 16-year-old student activist was arrested, jailed in Tehran's infamous Evin prison, tortured and sentenced to death. Ali, one of her interrogators, intervened moments before her execution, having used family connections with Ayatollah Khomeini himself to reduce her sentence to life in prison. The price: she would convert to Islam (she was Christian) and marry him, or he would see to it that her family and her boyfriend, Andre, were jailed or even killed. She remained a political prisoner for two years. Nemat's engaging memoir is rich with complex characters—loved ones lost on both sides of this bloody conflict. Ali, the man who rapes and subjugates her, also saves her life several times—he is assassinated by his own subordinates. His family embraces Nemat with more affection and acceptance than her own, even fighting for her release after his death. Nemat returns home to feel a stranger: "They were terrified of the pain and horror of my past," she writes. She buries her memories for years, eventually escaping to Canada to begin a new life with Andre. Nemat offers her arresting, heartbreaking story of forgiveness, hope and enduring love—a voice for the untold scores silenced by Iran's revolution

me while waiting...



my sis & i