Unwrapping Titoki on Boxing Day...
Yesterday was Boxing Day.
Okay, before I continue my story, I realise that a lot of you dimwits who called yourself a Christian don't know what the heck Boxing Day is all about. Your ignorant puzzles me to the MAX. It makes me wonder if you really have joined a church OR is it a cult that you are participating in? ;p
For most churches in the Commonwealth countries, it was traditional to open the church's donation box on Christmas Day, and the money in the donation box was to be distributed to the poor on the next day. In this case, the 'box' in 'Boxing Day' comes from that lockbox in which the donations were left.
And hence, it has now become a tradition to open up presents (Christmas boxes) on Boxing Day (26 Dec). To learn more on the origin of Boxing Day, please click here.
So yesterday was Boxing Day. I got home early so that I can have ample time to unwrap and devirginise my Christmas pressies one by one... Oooh La La~
No. 6
Two-month bonus, love from my company.
Hip Hip Hooray!!!
No. 5
A corkwood coaster set, love from my aunt.
Hey Hey Hey!!!
No. 4
The chun-est Santarina of all times, love from my granny.
Hiak Hiak Hiak!!!
No. 3
Two jingle balls for boobs upgrade, love from +Wennie.
Ho Ho Ho!!!
No. 2
A Lychee Power drawing, love from Ben.
Hee Hee Hee!!!
No. 1
Touched someone's day, love from a reader.
Heeeart-warming!!!
So what about you? What did you get for your Christmas?!?!
Quickly go unwrap your Christmas boxes and TELL ME NOWWWW~
Ed note:
1) Dr Eve has given birth to a healthy baby boy (weighing 3.4 kg) at a private hospital in KL last night. His name is Cayden. Both mother and son are doing fine. :)
2) Please note that TMNet is having international links problem at the moment due to a strong earthquake off Taiwan's southern coast which has damaged undersea cables, cutting off phone and Internet service. All TMNet users will experience performance degradation to US, Japan, China, Taiwan, Korea and Europe. I'll update again when the links are fully restored. News source from here.
Okay, before I continue my story, I realise that a lot of you dimwits who called yourself a Christian don't know what the heck Boxing Day is all about. Your ignorant puzzles me to the MAX. It makes me wonder if you really have joined a church OR is it a cult that you are participating in? ;p
For most churches in the Commonwealth countries, it was traditional to open the church's donation box on Christmas Day, and the money in the donation box was to be distributed to the poor on the next day. In this case, the 'box' in 'Boxing Day' comes from that lockbox in which the donations were left.
And hence, it has now become a tradition to open up presents (Christmas boxes) on Boxing Day (26 Dec). To learn more on the origin of Boxing Day, please click here.
So yesterday was Boxing Day. I got home early so that I can have ample time to unwrap and devirginise my Christmas pressies one by one... Oooh La La~
No. 6
Two-month bonus, love from my company.
Hip Hip Hooray!!!
No. 5
A corkwood coaster set, love from my aunt.
Hey Hey Hey!!!
The chun-est Santarina of all times, love from my granny.
Hiak Hiak Hiak!!!
Two jingle balls for boobs upgrade, love from +Wennie.
Ho Ho Ho!!!
A Lychee Power drawing, love from Ben.
Hee Hee Hee!!!
Touched someone's day, love from a reader.
Heeeart-warming!!!
Quickly go unwrap your Christmas boxes and TELL ME NOWWWW~
Ed note:
1) Dr Eve has given birth to a healthy baby boy (weighing 3.4 kg) at a private hospital in KL last night. His name is Cayden. Both mother and son are doing fine. :)
2) Please note that TMNet is having international links problem at the moment due to a strong earthquake off Taiwan's southern coast which has damaged undersea cables, cutting off phone and Internet service. All TMNet users will experience performance degradation to US, Japan, China, Taiwan, Korea and Europe. I'll update again when the links are fully restored. News source from here.
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