That's what next weekend is for...

Yen and I were planning to have an easy night in yesterday when I received a call from my cousin Beng. He had come home from Jakarta and he forgot to email me about it. His friend stood him up and he decided to try his luck by calling me to see if I was at home. Sure enough, I was.

Before that, Yen and I were out in Sungai Wang shopping for bedspreads. We were actaully planning to go Parkson, but there was a sale in Metrojaya as well. I thought since I needed to bring my HDD back to Cycom for warranty claims, it'll be good to check out the sale too.

After much walking, we thought we'd take it easy that night. But when my cousin called, I knew I had to go pick him up. Normally, he'd have his friend come get him, but looks like yesterday he was left to go home alone.

After picking him up from Sentral, we went for dinner at Hoi Kei, Brickfields. We had the usual Oh Jien (Fried Eggs with Oyster), Deep fried chicken with mushroom and ham, a plate of vege and the ginger steamed fish. Yen passed me half her plate of rice and I think I had a little bit too much to eat. We caught up over dinner and he made the announcement that he'll be tying the knot next year too. I was pretty much suprised as well. Oh well, all the best to him and his future bride to be.

So after dropping him back, Yen and I thought we'd just sit for a little while at my cousin's place. It's more of a courtesy, that when you visit your relatives, you go in and chat a little. We left about 10pm, and we had a long day ahead of us.

Since a week ago, all of the furniture are in the room. The queen sized bed is here and a new cupboard has taken it's place in our room. So today, was moving and unpacking day. Most of the things, I'd just kept in boxes for the repainting of the room. It was a very busy day, unpacking and deciding what needs to be thrown or kept. I've thrown a few bags already, and today was another 2 large bags of stuff that I could part with. It's funny, cause when for me, I tend to keep a lot of things. Then when it comes to throwing stuff away, I just feel that I can't live without it. We moved some of Yen's things over tonight, and it's just the tip of the iceberg. I know that there'll be a lot more things to move over. That's what next weekend is for...