Blood and water, wic is thicker?

family heirloom( hehehe)

Guess we dun hv much things in common unless our interest in political issues and supporting d same party.

While we, the women in d family speak non stop, our bros prefer to ignore us. Acho is included. teruk tul..

Eventhough Acho is our younger bro, being d eldest, he is d man of d house.

We still talked fondly of how he taught us things.. like how to change d gas, change flat tyre, change bulb, fixed leaking tap, checking car's and bike's engine, fixed broken furniture and fixed apa sajala barang umah yg rosak. If he could get his way, silap2 bumbung rumah pun dia suh kitaorang tukar..

He also taught me to drive, tapi after numerous futile attempt i lied that i m fasting and nak balik rumah before. the truth is he was a bad teacher.. dah sah2 kereta tu masuk semak, tolong je la reverse kan... tapi dia suruh gak saya reversed sendiri, pas tu marah2.. mana nak tau.. bengkeng sangat..

Actually that's how our father raised us. Cant blame him when he has 6 daughters before blessed with the first son, Acho...he juz continue d legacy.

Even until now, Acho still d first man we turned to when we r in need. he rarely express his opinion, but its d action that speaks louder.

like when i texted him, mintak due hengget kredit dah abis, pas tu ari dah mlm pas tu takut nak g pekan sorang2 pas tu jiran dpn umah xder pas tu mcm hari pun gelap, pas tu mcm takut kot apa2 jadi.. (well... kena convincing la kan)

he juz send kredit more than i expected...

lap u Cho!!!