One of the first few things I did once I got back to KL was to visit my dogs who are now living with Andrew's aunt in Seremban 3. Actually, I don't have the rights to call them my dogs anymore; I have not been their caretaker since quite some time back - they have been living with Andrew until his parents recently decided that the dogs aren't coming to his new fancy schmancy apartment.
And now that they aren't even living with Andrew, technically speaking they're not really our dogs anymore. Right? Anyway, if I have a wise piece of advice to tell others, especially young people 'in love', it would be never ever take the decision of getting a pet together lightly.
Seriously, I don't think I have much regrets but having to accept the fact that neither of us could provide shelter to them - I'm still coming and going, god knows to where, and Andrew having no say at all in this matter when it comes to keeping them makes me ponder what sort of an idiot I was. I feel like kicking myself. The feeling of abandoning them is just pure shit.
Elvis. Somehow I think he is way happier in Seremban 3 than in Andrew's previous apartment. After all, Elvis is a true blue Ozzy dog - he's got a love affair with the outdoors and at least now he's got a backyard to run around in.
AJ is still such a prince, doesn't like getting his paws too dirty. He's getting better now in the sense that he isn't just a couch potato anymore. I heard he's even willing to walk on grass now.
My only consolation comes from Andrew's aunt who is one of the nicest person I've met and that she adores them.
I think you guys can gather by now that none of us are really in the mood for words. Just make do with photos lah.
Shiny happy people waiting to receive their Xmas pressies.
Santa Klaus
I decided that Laika should be a present too.
The mess that was our backyard.
Posers at the Glebe market.
View of CBD from Watsons Bay.
Cheryl visited
Bay near our place in Birchgrove.
the prettiness of domesticity
Very belated post but anyway, here are some photos during a long weekend trip to Paris before going back to Sydney.
Shakespeare & Co
Eiffel Tower as seen from atop Arc de Triomph
Buskers at Montmartre. Everyone has a favourite quartier in Paris, Montmartre is mine.
Le Basilique du Sacre Coeur, Montmartre
The carousel ride was really nice!
Needs no introduction I think?
Art near Centre Pompidou
I really wouldn't mind being held hostage for weeks in the Louvre