For I were to die, I would like the fact that i am a born couch-potato be erected on my tombstone. I can sit for hours in front of my 32-inch television set and have my DVD player on for hours. I can sprawled my lumps of fats around the sofa so comfortably that I consume my 3 meals in front of it.

I bet my carbon footprint is so huge that I am one of the main culprits behind Singapore's horrible scorching heat. -ashamed at huge amount of electricity I use-

I know I go on at times to be a little self-absorb in my fantasy world where Kevin Cheng decides to woo me, Raymond Lam is my boyfriend and Dan Humphrey is my summer fling. Please do not mistake me jokes as the real me, because even though I have small eyes that probably only can only take in 1/2 of the whole grandeur of a huge H3 Hummer, I know very well that they are NOT REAL and are just part of the fantasy world that I conjured up to make life seems less like a pain in my fat ass.

I always enjoyed watching TV, especially HK TVB dramas.

Because it is at time so OTT - like Heart of Greed and Moonlight Resonance.

Because it can be so unrealistic - Dog and Cat can fall in love? Just imagine a mix breed of Jac's Clover and my Ah Mao...-shudders-

Because it can be so piles-growing long - My Kindred Spirit ran for 300 plus episodes.

Burning Flame 3 did not had me in tears, but it got my wheels thinking.

Determination, at an extreme, can kill.

Like how Wong Hei's character was dead determined to win back Myolie Wu cost him to a) lost a leg, b) lose a buddy, c) lose face and d) caused much pain to everyone around him.

Only at TVB. -grins-

Aside from the hilarious TV miracle, one thing I learnt was that sometimes there is no point hanging on to that someone, something.

No matter how much effort you put in, the end result might still be disappointing.

And that is the reason why.