Je ne vois pas d'options

Okay, the reason for the title is simply " I see no options" . But if I were to put that here right now, it would be lame. Turn it French and voilla, piece de resistance, it becomes a whole lot more impressive (:

So, yesterday I went to register myself at the Pusat Akuatik Darul Ehsan (PADE) for swimming classes. Yaloh, I can't swim :( So I'm starting next week, hopefully in 2 weeks or in a month I'll be able to swim like Michael Phelps' butterfly. Wooooohooo...

Then I went to Ikea, Nashna's favourite place. Okay, after going there once or twice, it was quite interesting to see how they maximised space and all, but after soo many times, not so nice la... Fortunately, there was food there. The Swedish meatballs were tasty, with the cranberry sauce and all, but there was this strange spice that wasn't all that good. But what's more, the food there is CHEAP, okay ..not soooo cheap, just cheap cheap, cheaper than McD.The Swedish meatballs (10pcs) costed RM10. Okay right?

After going there, finally I got to go to THE place in the Curve, BORDERS... Woohoo..I love Borders in just anywhere, Times Square, Curve and Gardens. So I went to the upstairs section. And boy-oh-boy, Brisingr was RM80, paperback! So I immediately cancelled plans to buy it, not that it was a GREAT story anyway. I roamed around and wow, too many books in bright pink that scared me... (: So after hunting around ( their Diana Wynne Jones collection wasn't great) I finally settled on Golden Compass by Phillip Pullman. Yessss.. I know the movie was like the worst ever, but the books usually turn out better. I hope so.


So after spending RM60 for two books ( I bought sequel too), I was going to go back. Then suddenly, my dad called me " Look, it's our Datuk!". I was like who? Grandfather? lol. Then I saw Nicol David, ooops sorry DATUK Nicol David ( not her grandpa la :D). She was with her, mother I think and thankfully other people were too kind or busy to gather around her. I think they just need some peace, be like normal people, can go shopping and all. But save that for another day, for now, ciao, au revoir...