This maybe a little too early. But what to do when Valentine’s Day falls on the same day as Chinese New Year? And at least in our families, Chinese New Year triumphs over Valentine’s Day.

The initial plan was a VS bra for me (but disappointing VS at Resorts World shattered it all) and a FCUK top (or some top…) for him. But funnily, both of us decided to prepare a little something for each other besides the presents mentioned above.

I decided to make rice balls or onigiri as the Japanese called it after talking to Tarynn. HAHA… Then Isaac, I have no idea what struck him, but he decided to get me a pot of roses. HEEHEE… The rationale as explained by him was that as long as i tended the roses well, roses from him will be perpetually with me and hence, he will not need to buy roses for me every now and then. SAVE MONEY!!!!

His family bought 4 pots of roses but he specially insisted and picked out this pot from the lot for me because there are exactly 12 roses on it. HAHA… Such a funny man!

As for my onigiri, well, you see, I always have a bad habit of overcooking and over-ordering when it comes to food. So, the same goes for my onigiri. I guess the average person should take in about 2-3 onigiri for a normal meal. But… somehow, I decided that 5 was more right than wrong. HAHA…

It turned out that I made Kimchi, Tuna Mayo, Egg Mayo with pork belly, prawn and luncheon meat onigiri. HAHA… I tried to make the prawn onigiri like a girl with the prawn tail as the ponytail but it turned out to look more like a fish. HEEHEE…

Anyway, in the midst of delivering the onigiri, my heart-shaped luncheon meat onigiri was disfigured! So sad… none of the other onigiri were destroyed, only the heart-shaped one. What a shame!

In the end, none of the initial presents were bought and given and instead, the presents which were supposed to be additional became the sole and main display of amour.

amor,esperanza y fe 2:29 PM.

This maybe a little too early. But what to do when Valentine’s Day falls on the same day as Chinese New Year? And at least in our families, Chinese New Year triumphs over Valentine’s Day.

The initial plan was a VS bra for me (but disappointing VS at Resorts World shattered it all) and a FCUK top (or some top…) for him. But funnily, both of us decided to prepare a little something for each other besides the presents mentioned above.

I decided to make rice balls or onigiri as the Japanese called it after talking to Tarynn. HAHA… Then Isaac, I have no idea what struck him, but he decided to get me a pot of roses. HEEHEE… The rationale as explained by him was that as long as i tended the roses well, roses from him will be perpetually with me and hence, he will not need to buy roses for me every now and then. SAVE MONEY!!!!

His family bought 4 pots of roses but he specially insisted and picked out this pot from the lot for me because there are exactly 12 roses on it. HAHA… Such a funny man!

As for my onigiri, well, you see, I always have a bad habit of overcooking and over-ordering when it comes to food. So, the same goes for my onigiri. I guess the average person should take in about 2-3 onigiri for a normal meal. But… somehow, I decided that 5 was more right than wrong. HAHA…

It turned out that I made Kimchi, Tuna Mayo, Egg Mayo with pork belly, prawn and luncheon meat onigiri. HAHA… I tried to make the prawn onigiri like a girl with the prawn tail as the ponytail but it turned out to look more like a fish. HEEHEE…

Anyway, in the midst of delivering the onigiri, my heart-shaped luncheon meat onigiri was disfigured! So sad… none of the other onigiri were destroyed, only the heart-shaped one. What a shame!

In the end, none of the initial presents were bought and given and instead, the presents which were supposed to be additional became the sole and main display of amour.