Monday, March 03, 2008






See those redcurrent puffs and Van Houten's choc? They happened to be in my list of "luxury items" before I understood the value of money. At that time, I thought Marks and Spencer was the highest of the high-end departmental store and the puffs would probably cost my parents a bomb. So, the puffs had to be divided equally and kept in separate containers for the young ones at home.
Then came the oh-so-cool choc. They smell good and always end up sitting in the center of the multi wrapping. And because the perfectly moulded chocolate has an eagle logo, it makes Van Houten looks even better than just the name itself. It was the whole packaging that made me so fascinated, thinking it was some premium choc that I had.

I have someone to thank for, of course..
My mum!
She bought the stuff and packed it too. Where can you get such a great Mother right?
She even stuffed my so called engagement picture with Kenneth into my book.

Home will always be home. Mother will always be your mother.
Meanwhile, school is forever busy with prac reports and projects.
Easter break is coming, and probably the only time I'm looking forward to.

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