until now
that the fact is already a fact
i still couldn't figure out where the heck does all my money were spent onto

RM30 mobile reload
RM35 BR text book
RM30 feed my xiao hong (yes, it's a car, a dirty car, haha)
RM10 parking fees in EY (i might consider twice or more to work in EY just because of the scary parking rate, which i HOPE i can claim back like...1 and a half year later, maybe?lol)
RM12 dinner at my UNT ex-tenant Laisi @ Lasi @ Lamasi Cafe
RM10 dinner at Picadily
RM6 print marketing proposal
RMxxx i have no ideaaaaaa

came out with a smart way to control my expenses when i were calculator-ing my this-week expenses with my roommate, which is to bring out only RM10 per day on my side, so that i won't or i can't or i don't feel like or whatever-it-is, to spend more than RM10 in a day.

here comes the impediment for this SMART way.
someone who knows me probably more than myself says, "you will borrow money from dajie or run er eventually, which makes no difference on whether you bring RM10 or RM100 together."

hmmph... true also. then how?
zZz...

one way, stop joining events so that i won't have to meet sponsors meet CEOs meet VIPs meet tenants meet whoever that i need to meet.
and perhaps, stop being a perfectionist specifically in exam so that i won't have to buy text books photostate text books print notes print tutorials... haha. cool?

marry a rich guy (and i don't care whether he is from palace or from rubbish bin) so that i have money to spend? haha. crap.

fyi, the story behind this post is, i am just to reluctant to get back to the thick audit text book. haha.
happy audit and MA-ing. next week com law-ing. next next week OB-ing. next next next week AAIS-ing. next next next week Accounting Night-ing. next next next next next next....

goodbye, readers.

kaiwei :)

gosh, one more thing
the credit left in my touch n' go just went nearly FLAT after a trip to Crowe Horwath
nvm, i got RM8000 from them.worth.after all.