I was at a wedding just now and while warming up to a woman there,
my mother introduced me to her.
I don't mind being introduced but I definitely regretted what I was about to hear.
Especially to a total stranger.
"Tok la kakak nya. Nya belum kahwin gik."
(This is her sister. She's not married yet)
I almost choked but managed to utter,
"Mak, perlukah padah nak ya juak?"
(Mum, is that really necessary?)
Can u believe that?
My own mother?
Sigh.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
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8 hands in the air:
a cue from a mother..
sabar dude!
kmk dah salu kenak za.semua org d padah nya mek single.at anytime.any place.huhu
Ekekeke mak kitak koat nak nyoh kitak kawen cepat2 la ya hehehe...
::felicia.f.ramzi::
Bukan stakat cue, pressure ya. Nahan ati jak aku tadik. Huhu..
::f.i.e.z.a::
Kmk jarang dipadah camya bah, ne ndak kmk alu emo skejap tek. Haha..
::Faizal & Fashitah::
Kmk koat juak mok nikah tp org dgn nikah ya lom propose gk. :p
nieza, thats normal. my parents dont do that. but my bosses and colleagues do. ya nyuroh kmk kin manas. sbb, i dont think they are at the liberty to say that.
::myra::
I just hope everyone just leave it alone. Bosses, colleagues, parents especially total strangers. We don't need to be constantly reminded of our status. :/
bkn mak ko sorg jak za..mak ku sama juak..ku asa mak2 kita dah mula risau knk kt x belaki gik..
::sueprettyinpink::
Mena kata dirik, ng sidak risau. Tp kita brk 27 bah, bkn 37 (touch wood).
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