I'm back. With a vengeance. A grouch so strong that I want to unleash a millions word in this post alone at once. But I have lost all these words that I had been so good at.

I've found a note in my Mac though. That I must say I am very proud of. So as a starter, a welcome back post, I'm sharing it with you all:

"It's my third cigarettes now and I am totally immersed into the surroundings - the hills, the woods and the dimly lit highway in a distant. Once again I'm stripped down to what I really am and I have nothing much to ask for. It was a perfect me moment. I can feel the light breeze and it feels like wind brushing through my skin. I suddenly feel how cool the air is but I didn't shiver at all. It was overall very nice. I had another sip of the wine and I almost call it a night. Norah Jone's vocal blasts through my ear through the earphone while I listens to spotify. It's perfect for this evening. I wish this could last forever."

Friendship

We got a feeling that friendship is not only something that we have been experiencing in this life time. We agreed that we were best friend since past life/lives. It wasn't important what was our relationship like, we just know we were good in relationship. We also just simply appreciate our relationship in this life.

I would like to say it again and again to my best friend that, Jin Fatt, I love you! LOL and thank you for coming into my life again! If I can make a wish for next life, I would like to meet you again as your best friend~

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You can't teach an old dog new tricks~

There is an English idiom, "You can't teach an old dog new tricks". From idioms.thefreedictionary.com it defines it as

# something that you say which means it is difficult to make someone change the way they do something when they have been doing it the same way for a long time #

I used to hear it a lot from people, when they give up in training older staff or the staff who works in the same company for few years. I couldn't understand the essence of the idiom until recently.

Coco is now 7 years-old. It's unbelievable that I have a dog, and she brings so much of happiness to my family. In her growing, she learns very fast, I just need to speak to her, and she understands well.

Those that she has learned, she remembers, even though some are not applicable anymore.

Coco usually showered and got dry in the same toilet where she showered. Due to my parents' maid just went back to her home country for holiday, my mom showered Coco. Mom tried to get her out from toilet to dry her at the kitchen. She refused, she wanted to get dry at the usual place.

Coco has her seat at our dining area. It is difficult to switch her to other seat. She would stand there and look at you, indirectly "telling" you that she wants her seat.

Coco has her sleeping hour and the room to sleep. There was once we travelled for an uncle funeral. We have got a cousin to come over to take care of Coco. Coco barked at her at 10pm that she wanted to sleep. My cousin switch on the air-condition for her, and she came down from the room to living room. Coco couldn't finish. She came down from the room and barked at my cousin again, "telling" her that it's time to sleep, my cousin should go to sleep with her.

Her habit is developed and she is following her routine. It's not easy for her to change now~

Coco, my lovely girl