it was a bit of a decision made on the spur of the moment-

i was walking around aimlessly during lunch hour in the pharmacy but wasn't hungry and didn't know what to do, so i bought a toothbrush and a stick of toothpaste. I put it in my office desk drawer and take it out to brush after meals, which is breakfast and lunch basically, since whenever i leave the house i cannot seem to stomach anything (funny thing now is that sometimes before i reach the office i actually feel so hungry it's as if i could just die, literally)

i used to hate brushing my teeth as a kid-

it's horribly tedious and not nice or exciting at all, though as an adult now, looking back at my very lazy, immature and irresponsible behaviour, i am feeling great loss for the state of my teeth (nothing that bad but still, things could've been better-)

strangely now re-picking up something i hated as a kid-

brushing my teeth in the toilet at work is strangely therapeutic.

it keeps my teeth nice and clean (not sticky-icky feeling), it makes me snack less between the hours, and it calms my nerves when suddenly i have 987651234567876543245678 things to do.

i'm actually liking it quite a lot.

brushing my teeth, eating my greens-

i guess people/habits could/do change.

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i was originally planning to have ham jing peng for breakfast- been craving it since saturday when Deborah brought C and i there to eat it before we randomly decided to go to Zoukout) but to my alarm the shop wasn't open yet so i had to buy like, bee hoon =(

so after rushing to collect the roll i developed, running an errand for the office, after 15 minutes after lunch hour at maxwell food centre frying 1/2 of the 60咸煎饼/ham jing pengs that the auntie before me ordered,

finally i got to eat my ham jing peng.

it was quite a bit of work but-

oh well, it was (kind of) fun.

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again, because i could never get tired of this!
koreans are just so darn cute.