Omgomgomg.

I totally got Lykke Li's tix.

I was so crazy over it i got my colleagues baffled who the hell she is, and rushed home after nightshift to wait patiently in front of my computer, refreshing the page a gazillion times before i snatched the 88 bugs ones.

I'm tellin ya, it's sellin like hot cakes! All CATS freakin sold out except for CAT 4. They have like, what, single seats left? :D

Know why i love her?

Cos of this.



It literally exudes c'est la vie like no other.

Come on give it to me.

Am i right or am i right??! :D



So anyway, went to Equus.

A play. Yes.

With...well, nudity. Yes to that too.

*burst out giggles*

Thank you vanessa ko pei ling! You know how hard to find someone who knows who lykke li is and who watches equus?? We are awesome yo:)

Ok i think both of us were prolly the only 2 giggly girls when we walked into the waiting lounge for the play. I mean, all the audience are like so poised and artsy, or at least they pretend and appear to be.

Even the old dude, about 70 years old wears like suspenders, crisp white shirt, waist high brown pants so high it reaches his breast, and round-rimmed glasses. Is that your cool grand daddy or what.

Ya uh. Am i right or am i right??!

Or maybe, he just, erm checked out of Yangzhe cinema or something along that line.

Ok. Actually there's this super irritating lady sitting next to me, who swung her scarf in such a wide angle like she's in some sort of movie, and then in the middle of the play, fondle with a sweet wrapper when everyone was focusing and it was a bloody quiet atmosphere!

Why do you come. Really?

Go back to prancing around Chanel and spraying those sample perfume please.

Right. Movin on, I kinda cheated and read the prologue before i went in so i dont get lost in the midst of the literature spats. It's interesting.

It gets my insatiable insane inner beast growling for something bigger than life.

And of cos,

with the ending leaving the audience well, you know, hanging. lol



That's what his stare has been saying to me all this time: 'At least I galloped--when did you?'