I hate people who suck up. I mean they must be intelligent and all, trying to rub the right people the right way. But people around them are not stupid too. We can see that they do that. And sometimes, when its so obvious...its annoying.
It annoys me even more when people 'use' me to make themselves look good. Crap shit crap ass crap shit-ass person. It also doesn't help when they are ten times lazier, super busy body, motor-mouth bullshit and just pure fake face.
Get a life! Cause I hate how yours is eating up into my space!
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Monday, September 07, 2009
Cutting Bread
Its difficult to hate bread when you always have craving for sandwiches, curry with bread, soup with bread, plain bread with balsamic and olive oil, garlic bread, toast bread, jam with bread, sausage bun, potato bread, banana walnut bread, raisin bread...you name it, I most probably will like it.
The other day, that day, that one day alone, I had a cheese and ham sandwich about 3am, then I had a super soft buttery raisin bread at 8am...then realised I couldn't resist and had another one. Then about 12.30pm, I had another of that raisin bread...and felt that I had too much bread for the day.
I thought about how bread can make you fat. Seriously.
I used to have bread for breakfast almost everyday when I was growing up. I'd eat it with the weirdest combination of spreads just so I won't get bored of bread. Of course there was the usual bread with butter, jam, kaya, nutella, peanut butter. But I also like to spread it with condensed milk and milo, sambal prawn, pork floss, mayo and tomato ketchup...yeah, I was pretty adventurous with the spreads. I don't just have bread for breakfast, but mommy would pack two pieces for my recess in school (only up till primary 5 I think). Occasionally I would get a treat like ham, egg, sausages, bacon or even chicken curry to eat with my bread. Mmm~
Then I remember during college, when we always rush for assignments, we would go Meidi-Ya (the bakery opposite Taylor's) and grab some tuna sandwich or some buns for a quick bite. And when I was working in Mid-Valley, I wanted to save some money so I ended up buying those pizza bread kinda thingy from Jusco cause they always had some buy 2 free 1 promotion. I had this theory that if I had a few bites and drank some water, eventually the bread will 'kembang' and fill my tummy then I won't be hungry.
I still eat lots of bread now, but probably I'm less aware of it until that 'one day'. Now I'm conciously avoiding bread, trying to pick up a wrap, salad or fruit instead of buying a sandwich. I even had one whole box of strawberries for dinner yesterday, just to avoid buying a sandwich. But I love sandwiches...*sigh*
I guess I'll just have to train myself not to gorge too much on bread. It is after all a type of carbo. Dangerous carbo...cause its more delicious than rice...yummy~
The other day, that day, that one day alone, I had a cheese and ham sandwich about 3am, then I had a super soft buttery raisin bread at 8am...then realised I couldn't resist and had another one. Then about 12.30pm, I had another of that raisin bread...and felt that I had too much bread for the day.
I thought about how bread can make you fat. Seriously.
I used to have bread for breakfast almost everyday when I was growing up. I'd eat it with the weirdest combination of spreads just so I won't get bored of bread. Of course there was the usual bread with butter, jam, kaya, nutella, peanut butter. But I also like to spread it with condensed milk and milo, sambal prawn, pork floss, mayo and tomato ketchup...yeah, I was pretty adventurous with the spreads. I don't just have bread for breakfast, but mommy would pack two pieces for my recess in school (only up till primary 5 I think). Occasionally I would get a treat like ham, egg, sausages, bacon or even chicken curry to eat with my bread. Mmm~
Then I remember during college, when we always rush for assignments, we would go Meidi-Ya (the bakery opposite Taylor's) and grab some tuna sandwich or some buns for a quick bite. And when I was working in Mid-Valley, I wanted to save some money so I ended up buying those pizza bread kinda thingy from Jusco cause they always had some buy 2 free 1 promotion. I had this theory that if I had a few bites and drank some water, eventually the bread will 'kembang' and fill my tummy then I won't be hungry.
I still eat lots of bread now, but probably I'm less aware of it until that 'one day'. Now I'm conciously avoiding bread, trying to pick up a wrap, salad or fruit instead of buying a sandwich. I even had one whole box of strawberries for dinner yesterday, just to avoid buying a sandwich. But I love sandwiches...*sigh*
I guess I'll just have to train myself not to gorge too much on bread. It is after all a type of carbo. Dangerous carbo...cause its more delicious than rice...yummy~
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