Tuesday, May 03, 2005

Swallow Nest

Haven't had 'yin wor' for many years that I forgot the taste of it. My memory of having it was when I was under 8 years old, that time I was still living in Guangzhou. Dunno why they give me 'yin wor' at that time and never offer the same during my adolescence. I need more of it when I was 16 than when I was 6... and I am more desperate for it when I getting close to 26~~ haha~

Conclusion : if you are being fed with 'yin wor', you must being loved!!

P.S. The topic of marriage becomes an 'unavoidable subject' when I was with my grandma. She said a good husband must not be '無梨頭' (her accent), and must be willing to share responsibilities at home and be able to defend the family.

For '無梨頭', she means being self-centered, without ambitious to have a better life, unable to take the lead in the family, 神經脆弱...

Under her heavy interrogation, she discovered I have a similar character with my bf, i.e. 同熟悉既人就好多野講, 唔熟既就睬你都傻..... 薑是越老越辣的.

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