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This is such a great tips for us students or fresh graduates who are pretty much broke all the time, but always want to indulge ourselves with party, fun, shopping, and vacation - and sometimes, just some daily necessities!

Everyday is a SHOPPING DAY:

M = Cars
T = Dine out or grocery shopping
W (morning) = Airplane tickets
W = entertainment like movie, 6 flags
Th before 10 am = gasoline
Th evening = clothing (yay!)
Th = books
F = saving day
St evening = Dept store wares
Sun = groceries and hotel rooms

Complete info is here.

Today must sucks for those who suffer from paraskavedekatriaphobia = the fear of Friday the 13th.

Say Happy Birthday to Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen!

Numbers, oh, and more numbers:

January 13, 2006, and October 13, 2006 = both Friday the 13th = if you add up the digits in the month, date, and year, you’ll get *gasp* 13!

And even though I’m such a coward for horror movies, I kinda miss Friday The 13th, The Series (not the movie) with Jack, Mickey…(jadul bangeett)

Happy Friday everyone!

I am so pleased to finally have seen this unique and fresh movie directed by Rudi Soedjarwo.

Starring Titi Kamal, Kinaryosih, and Dwi Sasono, Mendadak Dangdut really gave me a punch last weekend.

When I woke up this morning, guess what song stuck in my head?

LAI, LAI, LAI, LAI, LAI, LAI …..panggil aku si jablai (geez) as in this Jablai song.

I really must applaud Monty Tiwa as the script writer (who also wrote the lyrics of the songs). The dialogs were neatly funny and entertaining - the songs are hilarious.

And the one scene that I can’t seem to get rid of my mind - it was when Bang Rizal proudly explained what Jablai is - in an incredibly perfectly vanity motion:

"Jablai. Jarang Dibelai."  - hardly ever been touched  (… hehe..this is a suckee translation..don’t count on me..;->)