not mini figurine.

the joy of not having your own transportation is that you get to meet a lot of interesting people.

for someone who is so used to walk about and catching the next trip for the public transportation, i have always loved it! (though i throw my darts at them sometimes)

so, as many as mundane munster alone understands, getting out from my neighbourhood to the nearest city spot can be overwhelming due to the fact(s) that i have to cross the MRR2's ocean of vehicles and also because of the lack of convenience.

my usual plan is to just get a cab. despite listening to numerous horrible stories/news about cab driver and the passenger, it never deterred me from getting into one.

it always starts with a friendly chit chat that eventually subsides into silence. however, the last time i was in a cab was probably the best moment i ever had, ever.

the cab driver somehow read my mind (and my heart for that matter) about marriage and all. he started explaining his stands on the issue of letting his children, especially young ladies, to go out having fun.

he was such a sport for giving the green light for his daughters, just as long as they remind themselves not to get into too much hanky panky. siap bagi pegang tangan okeh? not more than that obviously.

two of his sons are now married. he told me that if the sons told him things, he only believes 3-4% of it but if the daughters-in-law, he believes them 100% because according to him, he has to protect them since no one else can.

one of his advice was: perempuan kena "kedekut" sayang. (this is my favourite of all) <3

he has another two single sons. boleh tak nak kawen dengan anak dia semata-mata nak dia sebagai ayah mertua? LOL

i was smiling all the way to mundane munster's house.

and the best part was, when i was about to step out of the cab, he reminded me to take care of myself and do not forget whatever he said.

i will never F O R G E T pakcik, N E V E R.