Birthday Birthday. XD

Well, its my birthday today. 16.9.09. and sin joe's too. ahdui. well wished her happy birthday lar. and da moz shocking thing is....just now morning. when i went skul arr. our school top student zhen yee , suddenly came in front of me and said ' happy birthday jing hern' and then gave me holla 3 packets of faber castel ball point pens and a notepad. i was like. 'wtf?' have any of you received stationery as ur birthday present? well its first time for me. HAHA. now have a look at my birthday present by my friend, Zhen Yee. XD
There you go.



And sure thankss to all my friends who 'd wish me happy birthday la sure. tak larat wan mention all u all mia name. so if wan scold me find me lar. XD. neway. thanks u guyzz..oh ya. girlzz too. HAHAHA

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