Tsk.


Anyway! I’ve tried out Pizza Delivery Singapore this time with my family, and I must say the response has been very positive.

Though we have to place order in advanced, I would honestly rather expect my delivery at a certain time than to have delays and my pizzas arrive in terrible state. I ordered 4 pizzas and a couple of side dishes to go along with for our pizza party! They have 2 pizzas for the price of 1 going on right now, so it helped me save a lot while getting enough food for 7 pax!


The husband is not quite the fan, but my parents and cousins had plenty of praises for the pizzas! Cousin was constantly asking where did I get these, how much is it and stuff. Pricing is actually pretty affordable with their 1-for-1 deal, but their snackies is on the steeper side. They have pasta too, which I did not get to try because I obviously ordered way too many pizzas. For the price of the sides I ordered though, is enough to get me 2 more pasta mains.


Lots of love for the Crispy Chicken(from me too!), but not so much for the breaded prawn and the other snackies. Would have tried the prawns if I was able to take seafood though. I recently developed a habit of ordering food I cannot eat, just to see people enjoy eating them. Hahahaha. The sauces on the other hand, were amazing. Probably not their in-house, but what's fast food without mayo and honey mustard sauce. Now that I know, the next time I order, I'll get myself more Crispy Chickys. Hahahaha.

Would 101% order again because my family loves them! Thank you so much Best In Singapore for great recommendation once again! Do follow Best In Singapore up and check them out for more recommendations from lifestyle to food, to everything under the sun! And also, when all else fails, don't forget there's still Pizza Delivery Singapore. Have a great weekend!

Here's my freshly done Camellia Lash! I've honestly always thought thick lashes to be weird on me because I used to put on falsies when I go performing and it made my eye look really long and ....... evil. LOL. Anyway, here's a set of pretty Camellia that makes your eyes pop. According to my stylist, Camellia lashes are freestyle lashes where they attach a random amount of faux lashes to your natural lash to create the look. Unlike when you go for 3D, 5D, 6D, they have a fixed amount of faux lashes attached to your natural ones. 3 strands for 3D, 5 strands for 5D, and 6 strands for 6D so on and so forth. (I didn't even know there were so much science to this!)


Here's a before and after. My eyes don't look that sleepy anymore! Now I can effortlessly look ready for life instead of looking like I haven't seen light in eons, hahahahaha.


The lashes are also extremely soft and fluffy, it feels really light as if there isn't anything there at all. I don't know if you could tell, but it's really really soft and lighttttt!! First day after my extension, I woke up rubbing my eyes because I still wasn't used to it and it didn't even felt like there was anything there. Until I tangled a few strands and it was tugging so hard, it hurt like hell, lmao.


Next concern is obviously the retention. Many girls are afraid of wasting their money because the eyelashes usually won't last for more than 2 weeks and then you'll have to return for touch up at 2 weeks mark or so in most places. Here's a shot of my 2 weeks(16 days to be exact) Camellia lash, with all of my random tugging. It is still recommended to do your bi-weekly touch ups, but you can rest assured EYELOVEIT.sg's extension can definitely retain much longer than that before your touch-up session.
Here's touch up on Day 16, she gave me even fuller lashes hahahaha. Either go big or go home yaw. But I have to say it is really pretty and I don't have to waste too much time on eye makeup anymore. It does get a bit of getting used to having shelter in your vision, but effortless good looks over that anytime, hueheuhue.


No eyeliner or mascara needed. Time to throw em all away!

Here's an opening promo for new customers, get $10 OFF when you book your appointment with EYELOVEIT.sg. Her services come with lash spa and lash cleaning as well. You'll also get free Under Eye Hydrogen Gel Mask, and pre-application of eyelash serum to strengthen your eyelashes before the session starts.

Each session can take up to 3 hours because of her pre eyelash care, so do make sure you are not rushing for time when you book your session with her!

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If you guys have any suggestions, feel free to drop me an email at vvnt.xx@gmail.com and let me know! I welcome collaborations too! If you are interested in pranking my husband with me, hehehehe. What shall we meddle with next?

So Origin Mattress has been really nice to drop one pillow at my doorstep and saved my the hassle to go shopping. I actually haven’t bought any new mattress or pillow since moving into my new home. Let alone mention house tour, photo or whatnot... Too much had been going on in my life for me to sit back and focus on the sidelines.


Before Origin Mattress, I was also looking around at other pillow comparisons and reviews on website like Best In Singapore to understand better what people usually look for in pillows. You’d be surprised just how much science goes into creating the best pillow ever. All these while I’ve only thought about comfort and why are pillows so expensive, LOL. My go to furniture mall? IKEA, HAHAHA. Please don’t go IKEA if you’re looking to get a lasting pillow or mattress.


The pillow I received from Origin Mattress is the Origin Superior Coolmax Latex Pillow. You must be wondering why is it Superior and Coolmax because I also got really intrigued when I first heard of it. First off, why latex over memory foam? I was a fan of memory foam until it got so flat and lost its shape. I have to hit it often to get the fluff back and it’s honestly very tedious. It also gets very hard and compressed after a while.


Meanwhile for Origin Superior Coolmax Latex Pillow, it uses responsive latex foam support that moulds to the shape of your head, providing you the right level of sleep support. I personally didn’t exactly felt this part of the pillow. My head is probably too light; not only does it not shape my head, it feels like I am bouncing on the surface. I would prefer it much, much softer to be honest. Right now it just feels like a soft block.


What I really love about it though, is the cooling gel!! I sleep like a dead log that barely moves so my head gets really hot sleeping through the night, and this cooling gel is amazing. But instead of sleeping on my back, the cool feeling had recently made me started sleeping on my stomach with my face on the pillow hugging it. I don’t know if it’s a good thing because my sleeping posture had obviously changed but I am sure as hell my husband loves this pillow more than I do. He stole it from me the first two nights I started using it leaving me on my bolster again. 

There are many other types of pillows recommended by Best In Singapore, I think I would still have to try out a few more before I get that one perfect good night sleep. 

Don’t forget to check out Best In Singapore for more one stop reviews and recommendations! 

I'm not sure if you have read this on my kitties' Instagram yet, but thought I should do an update here for people who are not following. Mumu went into labour on the 29th June 2020, at around 9:30AM. She was cuddling with me on my bed when she suddenly sat up and looked at me with an extremely confused face. I immediately turned on my lights, and check on her, only to realized her water bag broke, and she looked really sorry that she wet my bed. I immediately carried her to her maternity tent and she made herself comfortable really quickly. Thank goodness I prepared most of the stuff needed near her birthing tent before this, so I didn't have to waste too much time prepping myself up for her.

I honestly don't know where to start with this.. It's been a really saddening period for me and my family because we were really looking forward to welcoming the babies to our home. Things obviously didn't turn out the way it should, and all the events that happened were extremely unexpected. Did not help that all the people I sought out for help that day, were not as experience as I thought they should be. And their advices killed Mumu's firstborn, and put a stop to her labour, hence a C-section was required for her third little one.

I am definitely furious having lost one of her babies because of my lack of experience, and listening to advices from people to not touch the baby fearing the mom may reject it...? This is not at all true.

Mumu is a very different kitty. All that talk about “Queens will never show you when they’re giving birth.”, “They’ll want to be alone.” did not apply to her. She followed me all over the house halfway through labour, and wouldn’t let me leave her sight. I sought help from a couple of self proclaimed experienced rescuers, and was told to cover up her birthing tent, pretend I am not home and let her “do her thing” because if she knows that I am there, she will not be able to deliver her babies. Not only did she tried to tear down the tent, she left her firstborn in the cold, started crying and looking for me, AND stopped her delivery. By then Mumu already delivered 2 of her kittens, with the second one being a stillborn. Development for that baby stopped halfway and it did not make it. Third kitten was then stuck, so I figured I need to get her to the vet and seek help. Just like this, her firstborn froze to death.

When her firstborn came, it had such a loud cry. It was really active, and looked really healthy. But Mumu being a breeding cat had no idea how to nurse her kittens apart from eating away the placenta and grooming herself. Did not help that I, too, did not know how to handle the firstborn. The kittens were not warm enough despite all the towels I’ve left in the nest. (I was also told not to cover or wrap it up because she wouldn’t be able to find the kitten if they're hidden, wow genius). Well the first thing I should have done during then was to pick up the baby, and give it warmth, and guide it straight to Mumu’s mammary glands instead of believing the myths of Queens abandoning their kittens because it has another scent. Mumu isn't a stray, and she's reeeeally comfortable at home.. So me touching her kittens shouldn't cause her to reject her babies because it's still the scent of home.

I don't know who needs to hear this but,


They are household cats for a reason, and all these advices not only killed her firstborn, it also sent Mumu into a tremendously stressful ordeal. A tiny life was lost, and I will blame myself forever for not being able to save her little one. And people I trusted to be experienced were actually a bunch of pseudos. Which makes me really upset because I really trusted these people, but they failed me time and again. Please do not teach people how to take care of their cats if you’re just a self proclaimed rescuer reading everything off Google because we can do that too.

You thought that was the end of the nightmare? Well, we’re just getting to the climax. I rushed Mumu down to Westside Emergency with my usual vet’s referral because they ran out of a certain vitamin that was needed for the Queen. Mumu at this point was already in a lot of stress and really scared, not knowing what is going on. All she wants is me to be next to her at all times, but I wasn’t allowed in the emergency, so things were explained to me through phone call instead.

This is probably the most ridiculous thing that ever happened throughout the day. It wasn’t even a consultation at Westside Emergency, it was a quotation. The vet(Dr Lee) said Mumu was really aggressive and refuse to let them do a thorough check up. Neither can they do an ultrasound to see if the babies are alive simply because the ultrasound guy isn’t in that day. (Weren’t you an emergency unit?) They then insisted I do an X-ray to see how many kittens are still in her tummy thought we are unable to tell if they're alive, but with Mumu being so aggressive, she needs to be sedated. Since they are gonna sedate her, we might as well go for C-section at the same time. Here comes the infuriating part. “Our cost here is actually pretty high because we are after all an emergency. If the price is not comfortable for you then maybe you can try calling other clinic?” She then went on telling me the whole procedure will take up to $10K SGD... (Sedation, blood test, X-ray, C-section if there are still kittens in her, admission and stay-ins.) Long story short, I went back to my usual veterinary after signing discharge and no treatment upon professional advices of the vets agreement. They wasted 2 hours of my life doing nothing at all and busting $160 off my pocket just to tell me all the cost that will be incur if I decided to go ahead with anything at the emergency. The only takeaway from Westside Emergency was more stress for poor Mumu, who was so afraid of being alone at that point of time. It does seem like a 'the poor dies faster' situation there if I have to be blunt.

Hurried over to Animal Ark Binjai(Best vet reco from a friend till date) the moment we got Mumu back from the emergency, and checked Mumu in. Told the nurses Mumu showed signs of contractions, she may wanna drop her another baby in a bit, so they allowed me a quieter room to let Mumu get comfortable while they tend to other fur-patients and prepare the X-ray for her. About 30 minutes passed and Mumu still showed no signs of pushing, so they helped her with an X-ray to check for any remaining kittens. There was one left in her, so we immediately brought her over to the ultrasound room and did a scan to see if the little one is still alive. Mumu was really cooperative with the nice people there, though she was still very clingy and refuse to let people flip her around for scans and jabs, all she wanted to do was to cling onto me and hug my hand. The vet gave her a jab of oxytocin to induce contractions, hoping that Mumu may push the kitten out on her own, but to no avail. So another dose of oxytocin was tried again, and I was told if it doesn’t work, we got to send her for Caesarean. Which we eventually did because poor Mumu really just wasn’t pushing anymore. She had stopped her labour on her own with all the drama going on. And watching her suffer breaks my heart so much, I just wanted it to end as soon as possible.



What’s most heartbreaking was how Mumu wouldn’t stop clinging onto me. She needed me to be everywhere she is to let her know that it is okay, that I am not abandoning her. I had to follow her into the opt room because she wouldn’t let the nurses shave and IV her. I cried hearing her purr and whine when they were inserting the needle, and I cried even more when Mumu went limped in my arms shortly after the GA was in her system and then entirely motionless but still semi conscious. Despite all these torture I’ve put her through, she still kept her eyes on me while I left the room. That’s the worst. I was all she had in this world, and I failed her. Thinking back on all these events bring tears to my eyes again. I would never want to lose Mumu ever. I got so angry thinking just how these series of events were all repercussions caused by an organization’s negligence and self-righteous rescuers' advices. But ultimately me, because I sought out the wrong people for help and brought her so much misery. I absolutely hate how Mumu still have to go through all of these despite having been adopted and given a proper home. She had trusted me but I failed to even realize she was stressing out all these time because she wasn’t sterilize at all. (This is a story for another day because the case is still pending right now, but if I do not get any response, I will be updating you guys what exactly happened.)


Jjajang was handed to me first while Mumu was still getting herself stitched up in the opts. Little Jjajang was extracted through C-section with an extremely frail heartbeat and she had to be resuscitated immediately because all newborns cannot breathe on their own when they come into this world. Queen have to lick them down and clear their airways in order to let them breathe on their own. I thought Jjajang couldn't make it when I heard the nurse resuscitating her mumbled to himself saying, "Ugh, c'mon!" But a few minutes later, I hear cheers coming from the operating room and there popped Jajjang in the nurse's hands! She looked so tiny in his hands, it's so adorable lah.




I got to nurse Jjajang before Mumu joined us after her surgery, and got to carry a 15 minutes old newborn kitten in my hands. You have no idea how happy I was because Jjajang was the last of Mumu’s litter, and she can no longer have anymore babies from now on. I was so afraid Mumu will not be able to nurse her own baby again, so Jjajang was really a blessing.



I was taught how to hand feed a kitten in case Mumu is too frail to nurse them. As if trying to keep them warm isn’t tough enough, Jjajang just have to be a picky kitty like her momma. She was rejecting the KMR whether in syringe or bottles, and has zero intentions of drinking the milk powder. We were so worried Jjajang doesn’t know how to suckle that’s why she was rejecting it, but to our surprise, when we placed her with Mumu, she immediately suckle on one of Mumu’s mammo gland!



Both of them got discharged fine, Mumu was also nursing Jjajang when we got home, but shortly after, nightmare began. Mumu started hissing and growling at Jjajang, she even clawed her. The horror came true, Mumu was rejecting her baby again. AGAINNNN. I guess Mumu probably woke up from her anaesthesia and realized Jjajang smelt like a clinic, so she freaked out..... Remember how Jjajang refused KMR? The same happened again when I tried to nurse Jjajang. None of the methods told to me or shown to me worked. The same rescuers were telling me how I was definitely doing it wrong, not because the newborn didn't like to be hand fed and if I still don't manage to get food into Jjajang, she will take her from me to nurse because what I am doing is extremely dangerous and will kill the baby. It’s as if I didn’t know Google existed, and I had to rely on these people’s textbook advices on how to nurse a newborn.

I had to video down the process to show them how Jjajang was really rejecting the hand feeding not because I was doing it wrong. So I stayed up the entire night trying to get food into Jjajang so she will stay hydrated and not die. I even went to the extent of restraining post-opt Mumu, just so Jjajang can have a little bit of momma’s colostrum to develop anti-bodies for her first 24 hours. That’s really stressful for Mumu and extremely heartbreaking to see her growling and struggling in restraint, but I really want to protect the last of her litter and I really have no idea how else can I do this. I was so afraid I may break Little Jjajang apart if I continued to force feed her, so I can only restraint Mumu.

I guess most people misunderstood thinking I was nursing a kitten.. I was trying to feed a literal newborn of 8hrs, not a few weeks old kitten. Newborns and kittens are two entirely different entities. So whatever these self righteous rescuers were trying to “teach” me were obviously wrong and not working.

Let’s just be real. How often do you get to rescue strays straight out of birth? And why the hell would you even do that? Queens will never leave their newborns, and if you actually do find a litter and take them away from the momma, you are obviously the worst scum of the Earth. I honestly believe none of these rescuers have ever nurse rejects, because all they do is steal kittens from stray Queens, claiming them to be abandoned and try to rehome them for a fee which these people are not worthy of pocketing. So what rights do you have to guide me when you don’t even have the experience? Surprise, I have the same Google knowledge as you do.

Jjajang has zero contact with her mom when she got into my hands. She basically had no idea what it’s like to be sucking on a mammary gland, or how it feels like to be licked by her mom. But what she does register after latching onto Mumu is that Mumu is her mommy. Every mammary gland has their own unique scent that helps the kitten identify their "personal milk duct". So Jjajang wouldn’t stop crying for Mumu, and it made her reject the hand feeding even more.

It was seriously stressful because Jjajang was really small and literally just a few hours old. She only had a little milk in her despite me staying up the entire night constantly trying to get however little milk I can get into her. I was seriously so afraid she might just die in my hands. My friends brought over a nipple suckle later in the afternoon to try make Jjajang drink from bottle once more, but she rejected again. We had no choice but to turn to our last resort; reintroducing Jjajang to Mumu again and pray that Mumu will stop reacting so violently towards her.

This is where things finally started to look up. I headed to Mumu and started to pat her to calm her before placing Jjajang next to her. She did a few sniff, but this time, she did not hiss or growl. She was definitely curious, but after I guided Jjajang to her nene, Mumu started sniffing and licking Jjajang’s butt. And the rest is history. You have no idea how relieved I felt during then. Mumu is finally showing signs of accepting Jjajang, (inserts tears of joy)



I guess Mumu was just not feeling it due to the surgery. She was probably in a lot of pain and she just wanted to recuperate. That didn’t change the fact that she has no idea how to nurse Jjajang tho. I had to guide her on how to lie down to feed Jjajang and how to groom Jjajang to ignite her mother instincts again. She even accidentally sat on Jjajang a few times and freaked out when Jjajang screamed. It was actually pretty hilarious, Mumu was like a first time mom even thought she's have had a few litters before this.

The solution had always been really simple: Reintroduction. To hell with all that advices for hand feeding and stressing the poor baby out. Mumu didn’t realize she actually still have a newborn because the only two kittens that she delivered passed away. And she obviously have no recollection of the surgery, so she don't realize Jjajang is her baby. All we had to do was to let Mumu register Jjajang’s scent(on a cloth used during her labor) with her mammary glands and slowly let her remember she still has a baby for her to start nursing Jjajang again.

Momzy and baby have settled down now. It was a gruesome 24 hours, but looking at how Mumu has finally stopped over grooming and finally has her own kitten to nurse, it’s all worth it. I hope Jjajang will grow up strong and healthy, and become a really active kitty. I will update their progress regularly on their Instagram, so do follow up there if you are interested. I probably wouldn't have the time to be writing in a few weeks time. Kitten can really be quite a handful, but they are such bundle of joy. I get so happy just staring at them and I can literally do that the entire day, hahaha.


If you’re too experienced in bottle feeding stray kittens but are not part of any organizations, please stop separating the kittens from their Queen. Sometimes the Queen may just be hungry and left a while to look for food. There is no way that many kittens get abandoned that often for you to feel experienced enough to “teach” another person. Please keep that self-righteousness and ignorance in check. That's the worst combo to have in a person.

If you've read this far, thank you. I don't know how you guys can tolerate my rants and frustrations because I most definitely will find myself annoying. Hahahahaha. So thank you, I really appreciate you all! ♡

Satisfying my sweet tooth with kueh kuehs from The Peranakan! Idk about you but I've always been a fan of Peranakan kuehs, especially the colorful chewy kueh lapis, the one with 9 colors yknow. Chinese call it the Jiu Ceng Gao. I remember chasing my grandma around the our family shop when I was younger just to get her to buy me the kueh kueh from the bakery behind our shop, hahahaha.

Nice people at The Peranakan had sent over boxes of kuehkueh over my birthday to let me try them. Okay I am definitely not a sweet tooth, but you know how people get cravings, hahaha. And I am a fan of kueh lapis, so when they say it's Nyonya Kuehs, my mouth started salivating so much I did not say no. (HAHA, shameless)


What I absolutely hate about writing food review is reminiscing on the taste and get insane cravings again. Now I really want me some Kueh Lapis and Kueh Bakar. Pulut Seri Kaya is also one of my other favorite which is included in their magical box of peranakan kueh kuehs, mehehe.

The kueh kuehs are not only fragrant, they're also very chewy. What I loved the most is the QQ texture, and tearing of the kueh lapis layer by layer. Please tell me I am not the only one who does this?? Hahahahaha


The set of kueh kueh also comes with 2 cups of Melacca Bubble Milk Tea, not only can you enjoy kueh kuehs, you can also satisfy your BBT crave!!!!!!!


What surprised me the most is their signature Apom Bokwa and Durian Pengat. You see, I am not a fan of durian, so when they mentioned to me they have Durian Pengat, I didn't actually register it into my head... So when I received it and open up the box, I WAS SHOOKTH. The Durian Pengat smell hits your nose instantly, trust me you will not hesitate to sink your fingers into the tub and hurry lick it. It's sweet, it's thick, and it's addictive. (Very very heaty, so please remember to drink more water!)

All of these at ONLY S$38, inclusive of FREE DELIVERY!
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Lovely Hua Shop is a home-based eCommerce florist with extremely affordable price and fresh flowers! They have so many options to chose from, I was legit spoilt for choice. They have really pretty Pink Gerberas which you don't often see at other florists?! They also had really cute cotton box bouquet but I can't just chose what I think is cute, so I ended up going for the sunflower boxy. Also because I REEEEAALLY love sunflowers!!


The bouquet came exactly the way it should! So if you are worry about the saga that went on during Valentine's Day with some other florists, rest assure because at Lovely Hua Shop, they strive to deliver their bouquets on time and in good condition! (Funfact: They had successfully delivered more than a hundred orders during this year's Valentine's Day despite being only a home-based florist!) The nice people at Lovely Hua Shop also believes that everyone deserves a bouquet that looks exactly like what they ordered. I honestly cannot imagine the disappointment people felt when they received a bouquet that looks different, :(


Accompanied with two cute pink roses, I was greeted with a whole box of sunshine and sweetness when I opened my door. Mom was surprised because it came early, hahaha. Well, better early than late!

You can make your purchases over at their website, and checkout reviews from customers at their Carousell, or on their Facebook Page. They even have snack bouquet, hahahahhaha (real cute!)

It's Father's Day this weekend! How about getting a bouquet for your daddy? I feel like people don't usually give men flowers because it's too girly or something, hahhaha but hey men deserves flowers too! Do check out Lovely Hua Shop because their prices are really extremely reasonable and affordable. Mostly priced below S$50! (I was shookth-)
Lovely Hua Shop still operates as per normal during this Circuit Breaker period, don't worry about not being able to get your flowers. Stay safe this Covid period, everyone!