manners = ethics

and so i think.

It was nice of him( http://bimmer553.blogspot.com/2009/02/thank-you-welcome.html) to make an entry on the maids. hahaha! though i find it quite funny, acknowledging them here ( via blogging) when you know that they're not blogging/blog hopping. Maybe i've to teach them slooowwly when i get back home.

Talking about having maids at home, i feel like lazying around now. how i wish they or at least one of them is here, 'layaning' my 'kerenah'. Good thing about living far away from home is that i managed to learn to be independant. I have to be proud of myself because at least i am now a pretty good cook ( as in my vocabulary! hehe ).
I could not recall a single moment of my life without a maid at home. maybe for a short period of time ( when they come & go thingi). However, we sort of have this unwritten laws, between us kids and our parents. like do's and dont's and how to treat them. eventhough they sometimes get on my nerves, but of course i do lend a helping hand. Therefore i find it hard to believe, meeting people who doesnt know how to do the dishes/keep things clean. as if they have 10 'pari2' dancing around them, helping them to tidy up!

Having them at home is a total bless for our family. I wonder how mama abah and the 2 lazy kiddos survived without them especially when i am away:). i think mama must be cursing her super huge vac cleaner by now ( i use to do that for her after my maids went back home).
One thing that they cannot depend on me is to water the plants. i'll just wait for the rain to come! hahaha.

On the other note, i've watched one malay drama series called Mertua vs Menantu ( or is it vice versa?). OMG it is so funny! i mean i like the Datin mother. she's very...*no vocab*
Maybe i'll be a scary mother in-law someday! hahahahaha.

p/s: mr bimmer...thank you for the platinum plastic!:)