indeed i love butterflies. my previous skin falls under the same category. this will do good since i'm not girl-ie. (:

one asked what's my new year resolution. i always make it a point to stick with it but wellsss.. plans change over time. soon, we'll be kissing 2006 away. that's what lingering me lately. i am kinda looking forward to 2007. the first answer i gave was, sleep for a week(read: that's what i did when i was 16) i dont find it strange. for the last half of 2006, i rarely swim. swimming is my only form of exercise if one knows. i put it off partially due to TNPNF cos i dont seem to find anytime so i turn to jogging. i jogged like four times a week in the evening but heh.. its tedious so that's out. and so, second is to swim twice a week. its time to burn away those excessive fats and flaps. i'm gonna strive hard for my passion. put in my 110%.
i've more time in my hand so no more excuse (:

i'm amused by the fact that some are interested in my 'first impression counts'. i am not saying, you appeared with your SLK or armani pullover. its just some etiquette that human race should note. my bottomline is, you only have one chance to flaunt your first impression and what not?

1)i like people who establish eye contact for three seconds and please, do not let your eyes wander anwyhere below a lady's neckline. she can be wearing the sexist outfit in the room, but you do not wished to risk being the ah-pek oggling at young girls right?

2) dont even think of pouring her a glass of wine if your nails are charcoal-like. tuck your hands inside the pocket for the rest of the night if so. think about it man, why does she spend one fifth of her moolahs on her hands?

3) smell good (: aye.. we dont have to go deep to personal hygiene. needless to say, its a must in every day's life.

4) lastly, playing gentleman never go wrong. open doors, serving her and walk her to doorstep.

like what i always told joel. i could have collected school fees. laughs*

CJ, you keep secrets about your Social Life
Hello, social butterfly. You're a mover and a shaker who loves to be in the limelight. From the hottest parties to the coolest restaurant openings, you enjoy being out and about at all the A-list places. But that doesn't mean you want to wind up in all the gossip rags. Why have everyone talking about your weekend?

After all, if everyone knew where to go, the hot spots wouldn't be hot anymore. That's why you like to keep your whereabouts on the down low. Why go and ruin your fun, freewheeling image by telling people that you have a boring day job and live in your parent's basement? Your secret is safe with us, hot stuff!

CJ, you'll find romance in Boston
The city of Boston is the perfect urban complement to your well-rounded personality. Traditional New England charm mixed with a little collegiate rowdiness and plenty of world-class culture suits you to a tee. You'll be as comfortable taking in a Red Sox game at Fenway Park as you'll be on a date at the world-renowned Boston Symphony. For you, true love is as much about ease and comfort as it is about flowers and candlelight.

CJ, when it comes to email, you're a One-liner
As Shakespeare so eloquently put it, "Brevity is the soul of wit." And these are the kind of words that seem to sum up your email writing style. Maybe you're so busy you can't manage much more than a quick reply. Or maybe you're just so witty you say it all without many words. And then again, maybe you just can't be bothered to type that much.

Truth is, you've got places to go and people to see. As much as you rely on email to keep your life sane, you're always looking for ways to make it more efficient. Tired of advertisements popping up every time you sign on? Wish you had a dollar for every piece of spam you had to sort through?

CJ, your candy heart says Be Good!
It's not too surprising that "Be Good" is what your candy heart says. You've probably been hearing it all your life. From your third grade teacher, to your last serious relationship, there's just that little bit of mischief about you that keeps people on their toes. Could be the glimmer that your eyes get when you think of doing something you're not exactly supposed to be doing, like sneaking the last cookie from the plate or secretly filling your glass with the final sips of wine?

Were your parents reluctant to leave you at home without a chaperone? But overall, it's that impish sense of good fun that keeps people enamored by your charm.

People can't help but want to be around you. So when loved ones throw their arms around you, they really do mean it — even if their parting words are always, "Be Good".