Headache

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After going through my e-filing the last few days, kepala pun dah pusing-pusing.  I missed out on some receipts and been looking high and low for them.  Wondering where else did I put them.  And now am having a throbbing headache because of that...thinking too much and trying to recall where I may have put them or rather, did I accidentally threw them away or what?..

The food that I had taken a few days ago didn't helped too...I guess taking too much salty food contributed to the headache too.



  The none salty one was only this Sawi pahit....

I guess I just to KIV looking for the receipts...last day submission is 30/4/2013.  Ample time for me to look for the receipt.  Till then..happy weekend everyone.   

Comments

Coffee Girl said…
Hi there! been awhile since i visited. Efiling closing date has been delayed till 15 May i heard. Good luck! Sedap telur masin...
May 9, 2013 at 8:27 AM
Lee said…
Hi Nur, I love that salted egg, but will only eat the white part. And have not eaten that sawi pahit many years.
Nur, allow me to suggest you try drinking Chinese green tea....it will help especially when after oily or salty foods.

You found those e-filing yet?
Anyway, chari slowly....
You have a nice day, and keep a song in your heart.
Lee.
May 10, 2013 at 4:43 AM
Nur68 said…
Dear CG..thanks for dropping by..just completed my efiling..phewww...thank God for that..telur masin nang nyaman kan...best eaten with hot rice...
May 12, 2013 at 2:09 AM
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