We used to have those whitish coloured sweets, flavoured with a strong scent of orange, ground between our teeth. It was back then when my sis and I were kindergarten kids, tic-tac we called those sweets.
When we were slightly bigger, in primary, we had tic-tac-toe as our favourite game whenever there were pj sessions.
Now, in uni, there is this shop which sells bubble tea bearing the brand name tea-tac-toe.
Now I see, tic tac, u never left me.
'Mei Ting, why, u're ur sis's kakak!' Cheeyan claimed while smiling with his sunshine grin again.
I paused to think for a while, not sister he meant, but maid. sigui.
Recalling yesterday, it was leaving time for both my sis and I when we met my bunch of male coursemates in prangin mall.
The load of shopping stuffs in my hands shocked them i guessed. LOL. It's a total of yomayyin's and mine ma, not mine alone ok!
But we are indeed broke now. Happily broke (:
Anyone, free meals to offer this month?
I can't stop peeping at my prom shoes from time to time, the dazzling diamond-stony details it has and its faint golden hue. Can I hug and sleep with it, roommate? hahaha.
Tic tac tic tac tic tac.
As my clock ticks its second hand, rain drops from the roof beats simultaneously on the concrete floor along the corridor of our hostel rooms.
The perfect weather for a nap. Aah.
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