[LYKES]
chocolate fondues
Royce chocolates
Ben&Jerry ice-creams
chilling out with frens
tuck in bed on rainy day
shopping
doing manipedi
watching movies
[HATES]
politics
writing essays on politics...bleh!
2-headed snakes
being poor
insurance talks
flying cockroaches! yucks!
gg to work on a rainy morning
[WISHLIST]
more $$..
dark eyes circles begone!
a lappi..?
a room of my own..
Travelling to Japan, Korea, Greece, Europe
[XiAO XiAO MENG XiANG]
to set up a small cafe which sell flower tea & pretty umbrella..
Cake or Present?
When someone asked whether you like to join in a birthday celebration, what do you choose to chip in?
Both the cake and present?
But if your budget don't allow.. do you just chip in the cake OR the present??
Honestly... I thought it is strange to just chip in one and not the other.. unless the gift cost is so so so expensive and you really have no spare cash.. But when the cost of both are low... why choose to share in the cake only and not the present? I thought sharing in the present is more significant compare to cake.. since the cake would be gone after cutting and eating?
Can't help but think that the reason for sharing in the cake is because you will get a slice of it in return for the contribution..
