Deliciously Me
Putting the 'licious' in everything
Introducing smart phones for the ladies, CSL Swarovski series – Sophie G16, Emma DS900, Princess 9200, and SHE9300. Totally love the phones as they have Swarovski Zirconia studded crystals on them. Super bling yo!
CSL phone is famous for having dual SIM cards in it, so the CSL Swarovski series phones are no exception too. The web browser for these phones is Opera Mini and using S Push Mail services for sending and receiving mails. The usual and must-have phone features includes MP3 & MP4 player, FM radio, MicroSD card expansion and video and sound recorder.
Besides the mentioned general features, there are also dedicated icons for quick access to Facebook/Twitter/Tagged/Skype and one can download apps from Google, Yahoo, MSN to play with. Since these phones are for the ladies, they come with BMI Calculator and Menstrual Calender functions. An advantage especially in planning trips as we can check our period dates easily using this Menstrual Calender. 
The down side of this series is they come with 2.0 Megapixels camera. But why should one complain if one is paying like RM399 max for such a pretty phone? Should be laughing instead right? Haha!
I actually plan on waking up late and enjoy my Sunday with my two dogs if not for an email from Criz on Saturday reminding me on the CSL 3S Centre Opening event.
Instantly I called up Satkuru asking him if he really put my name in the list and he said yeah! Told you already mah. I groaned a little.
Oh well, another Sunday filled with activity then. 
So on Sunday morning, I woke up at 9.30 to get ready and at 10.15, Satkuru rang my door bell which triggered endless barking from Husky and Miilo. Haha.
We reached Megamall Pinang (which I fondly call it Pacific) and were wondering where is Life One Cafe as we were told to assemble there. Just as we walked towards the front entrance, we saw a long queue and lots men in blue!
As it was still early and there weren’t much shoppers in the mall yet except for those who queued to buy CSL gadgets in dirt cheap price and the CSL employees in blue, which explains why I said there’s lots men in blue. Haha!
That’s what I told my beebee. Poor him obediently said, yes my queen before I gave a wicked laughter. Lol!
Birth-day has been great so far. Nobody in office knows my birthday except for those who checks Facebook, lol! And my phone has been vibrating nonstop due to the endless FB notifications. So happy to receive so many wishes from friends and family members. Gonna personally reply ‘Thankyou‘ later in the bus.
Anyway, I gotten a mystery paper cake from an unknown person. Trying to figure out who gave me this as there’s no name written on the paper. Aih. Apa ni, main guessing game plak ni. Ish.
Nevertheless, am very thankful and happy to receive this. My first birthday present at age (secret, wahaha)!
Taking care of a pup is not an easy task at all.
I’ve been reading all about taking care of pup, on housebreaking, on obedient, etc2 but still I can’t manage to handle my pup. I know that he’s still a baby, trying to adjust to the environment which is totally different from the breeder, but I’m puzzled and getting tired on why the tricks I’ve read online doesn’t work. 
* calm myself *
I understand my pup, Miilo is doesn’t like to be ‘caged’. We bought him from a breeder, so he didn’t stay nor sleep in crate before. Of course placing him in a crate now would make him anxious.
But we can’t afford to let him roam around the house when he’s not potty trained yet. Another headache! Lol.
If he’s not in his crate, he’ll cry. *headache pulak*
I trained him to be patient, said thousands of “Quiet” in all various tones when he cries but he doesn’t seem to get the drill. I tried ignore him, got used to his high pitched, pitiful barks but he wouldn’t seem to stop. He would jump up and down in the crate, cry with this pitiful look asking to be let out.
I think that I begin to feel compassionate for stray dogs.
After returning from work one fine day, I put on the harness around Husky’s body and walked him. Usually, we would just walk nearby my house. That day, I decided to bring him to my old house.
So we went down the road, ran across the busy road, and went into the housing area of my old house.
As Husky was busy sniffing around the trees and plant pots, suddenly out of the blue 2 dogs just ran towards us and barked nonstop.
A 3rd dog, a white one came from a back alley, barked and snarled at Husky. That dog, I assumed the tai lou (head) of the pack, looked at Husky in the eye while snarling, sort of gave a warning that this area belongs to him.
Startled, I instantly became protective of my medium-sized Husky, quickly pushed him ahead while shooing them (3 dogs) away.
Thankfully all 3 dogs stopped barking and sort of calmed down. Prolly the tricks I adopted from Dog Whisperer With Cesar Millan episodes that I watched last Sunday worked.
