Haha, so this was the very first thing I brought into the office just to decorate my desk.
Yup, it’s a Snoopy!
Honestly, I had no clue what this thing is called, so I just gave it my own name—“Super Duper Amazing Cube”.
The coolest part? Every time you flip it, it turns into a different Snoopy character!
It’s kinda tricky to describe how it works.
So if you’re curious, just swing by my desk and give it a try yourself.
My sister just got my favourite fruit. So good!
Ever since I was a kid, I’ve always called it “buah nona”.
But every time I mention it, nobody seems to know what I’m talking about.
I keep wondering if it goes by another name?
Honestly, I have no clue.
People always ask me what it looks like, but even after I try to describe it, they still don’t get it. So, if you know another name for this fruit, let me know!
Everyone knows I’ve got a sweet tooth.
I could munch on candies all day and never get sick of them.
Honestly, at this rate, I’m probably on track to get diabetes soon!
I’ve actually had this jar of candies for ages.
It’s not for eating though, it’s more like a quirky decoration.
Why? Well, because the taste is honestly terrible.
Sure, the candies look super cute and colourful, but biting into one is like taking cough medicine.
It’s that classic case of “looks great, but tastes awful”.
Settling into my new office and honestly, it already feels super cozy and warm.
I’ve found my favourite spot, my own little corner facing this bright yellow wall that just makes everything feel a bit sunnier.
Even though the renovation’s still going on, I can’t help but daydream about how I’m going to decorate my desk.
But you know what really makes this place feel special?
This antique-looking table here.
It totally reminds me of home and those family moments where everyone just gathers around and hangs out. Love it!
You know, I really think everyone’s got their own character.
We’re all born with our own quirks and personalities, and that’s what makes each of us stand out.
But a lot of the time, people end up changing just to blend in or get accepted by others, and in the process, they kinda lose a bit of their true self.
It’s a shame, really, because that’s the best part about being you.
I’m always going to be myself.
What you see is what you get.
I’m not about to change just because someone else doesn’t like it.
If they can’t handle that, well, that’s their problem, not mine.
Life isn’t going to pause or adjust just to suit someone’s feelings.
If they can’t deal, they’re welcome to move on.
I honestly couldn’t care less.
This haze is just too crazy, I can barely see anything.
Everything’s all fuzzy and I honestly have no idea what to do.
The air is totally choaking, like everyone around me is smoking or something, so it feels like I’m stuck in a giant ashtray.
Breathing is tough, and sometimes I even worry that all this might mess up my eyesight one day.
So, it’s only my second day at the new job.
I wanted to write a blog post yesterday, but honestly, there was just too much going on and nothing was set up yet.
But hey, it’s not too late to do it today!
Got myself a nice new wall and it looks pretty nice.
It’s yellow for now, but I have a feeling that won’t last long.
Planning to cover it with posters soon anyway.
Today’s my last day at Shiroku.
I’m heading out in less than two hours.
Saying goodbye to awesome coworkers is never easy, but change happens.
I really appreciate all the good times with the team and wish you all the best going forward!
Big shoutout to my dear Stella and Keat for that super yummy lunch at Umai-Ya!
Next round, lunch or dinner’s on me, okay?
But let’s wait for Keat’s new car first, then we can go jalan-jalan cari makan together!
And of course, a huge thank you to Stella for snapping all those lovely photos!
Even though I wasn’t here for very long, I’m really going to miss everyone.
Honestly, I’m super grateful for all the patience, guidance, and support you guys gave me while I was here.
Thank you so much, each and every one of you!
It’s been super popular lately.
Seems like we’re always saying goodbye at Redbox.
The singing are awesome way to destress.
And guess we all got hit with Malaysian Idol fever!
If you were at Redbox that night, thanks for hanging out for three hours (and sitting through my bad singing).
I’m really gonna miss you all.
Let’s definitely keep in touch!
Movie Title: 가발 (The Wig)
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (6/10)
The Wig is a horror film with a dramatic twist, focusing on two sisters: Su-Hyun, recovering from chemotherapy, and Ji-Hyun, who is mute due to a past accident. The movie begins as Ji-Hyun, hoping to restore Su-Hyun’s confidence after her hair loss, gives her a long, elegant wig. This seemingly thoughtful gesture sets the stage for a series of unsettling occurrences.
After Su-Hyun puts on the wig, her physical health and appearance improve noticeably. She becomes more energetic and outgoing, but soon her behavior shifts in disturbing ways, putting a strain on the sisters’ relationship. Ji-Hyun grows increasingly uneasy as Su-Hyun’s personality changes, especially when she attempts to seduce Ji-Hyun’s ex-boyfriend, Ki Suk.
As the tension escalates, Ji-Hyun tries to intervene by removing the wig, which causes Su-Hyun’s health to deteriorate rapidly, leading to her re-hospitalization. Realizing the wig’s influence isn’t kind, Ji-Hyun investigates its origins, uncovering a haunting secret connected to its past. The film gradually reveals the emotional baggage and shared tragedies of both sisters through flashbacks and revelations.
The cast delivers strong performances, with Chae Min-Seo portraying Su-Hyun’s vulnerability and her unsettling transformation, while Yoo Sun brings depth to Ji-Hyun’s protective yet frustrated character. Their chemistry makes the sisters’ emotional journey believable. Bang Joong Hyun, as Ki Suk, fits his role but remains underdeveloped as a character.
Story-wise, “The Wig” balances horror and melodrama, leaning more on emotional drama than traditional scares. The movie gradually reveals the sisters’ troubled pasts and present challenges, creating suspense. The pacing is inconsistent, with emotional scenes lingering too long and horror elements moving too quickly. Although side characters show promise when first introduced, they ultimately lack significant development.
Technically, the film stands out for its polished production and crisp visuals tinted with grey, intensifying the overall muted tone. However, the frequent use of flashbacks and time jumps can sometimes confuse viewers, particularly when they do not clearly contribute to the story.
Basically, “The Wig” isn’t your typical horror flick full of jump scares or gore. Instead, it mixes personal tragedy with some creepy supernatural stuff, and it’s got great acting and some really cool visuals. The movie might drag in some parts and the characters aren’t super deep, but it’s got a cool story and lots of emotional twists. If you’re into dramatic horror movies that mess with your head, you should definitely check it out.