The one.

This morning, I woke up with full determination to wanting to buy things at NTUC, to cook White Fungus dessert, to mop the floor, and to make DIY mask.

I did everything in the afternoon, surprisingly.

Why?

First, I was the sort who, even the shop is right under my block, won't want to go down even to just buy an ingredient for cooking a dish. I would like, "oh man, just cook another dish or substitute with another ingredient."

Second, I was the sort who said "I want to cook dessert later", but change my mind almost immediately. It's always a super precious moment when the family see me cooking. Still, they would always enjoy my cooking, especially my sister. Each time, my sister would say I cooked this dish, that dish, or another dish, nicer than my momo's cooking.

"Die lor, the more I cook, the more she says, the more I HAVE TO COOK LOR."

HAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAH!

Third, I rarely initiate to do house chores. (Now, I said INITIATE but I DO every day, okay.) Even if I do, it'll only happen in the first thing when I just wake up in the morning. I don't know why either -- maybe the earlier I finish the chores, the more time I can have to do my own things. Agree?

Fourth, to get my hands, body, mind and soul on to DIY mask is one of the difficult things I could ever do. What's more, it's only the first time today. Who knows, I may be lazy to do tomorrow? HAHAHAHAHAH!

"Oh, come on, ZS! Don't be lazy, you want prettier face right!"

LAUGH OUT LOUD!
WAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHHA!

Today, I received my items that I'd shopped online! Happy, there'll be another one tomorrow, hehehe!

Before I go and have my beauty sleep, share with you this:

"People of the religious orders have come closer than any of us have because they've taken these vows of chastity and obedience. They've given up so much without asking for anything in return. The rest of us continue to ask for rewards -- rewards and justifications for our behaviour... when there are no rewards, rewards that we want. The reward is in doing, but doing without expecting anything... doing unselfishly."