Karma happens
Sunday, January 24, 2010/4:23 pm
Got a new addition to my charm bracelet: A bling ballerina (so pretty!)
Ok, this is how it started out.
At the Cairnhill carpark, it's a two-way traffic, and we wanted to park at the right hand side of the lane.
So switched on hazzard light and waited for the car on the right to move off.
Then the on-coming traffic seemed like they wanted that very same lot as us.
So we immediately engaged reverse gear to show that we were waiting for tt lot.
In such a haste, he didnt realise tt he was too close to the left.
So when reversing right, our left front of the car will knock into the front bumper of the car parked stationary on the left.
And so we did, but fortunately we only made his number plate a little bit crooked.
No dents/damage of any sort done.
Karma began.
1. I found a creepy crawly in my Yogurt (only after I've finished the whole damn thing!)
2. I got extremely "lucky" cos the birds decided that Im a good spot to land their droppings on.
3. Lastly, when we were making our way out of the carpark, he slammed the car into the pillar while making a sharp turn down the slope.
He must have turned too late, so the left side of the car was way too close.
I was on the passanger seat and actually anticipated the slam.
It was quite traumatic, though no external injury cos the wall was like damn close to my face and wham!
4. The stress about informing my mom bout the damage and her priceless reaction.
5. The cost of the repair. Said to cost about $1k?
So at the end of the day, we may have gotten away from the first incident where we caused the car's number plate to be crooked.
Now, mishaps befall on us like we owe the world.
Karma happens
Sunday, January 24, 2010/4:23 pm
Got a new addition to my charm bracelet: A bling ballerina (so pretty!)Ok, this is how it started out.
At the Cairnhill carpark, it's a two-way traffic, and we wanted to park at the right hand side of the lane.
So switched on hazzard light and waited for the car on the right to move off.
Then the on-coming traffic seemed like they wanted that very same lot as us.
So we immediately engaged reverse gear to show that we were waiting for tt lot.
In such a haste, he didnt realise tt he was too close to the left.
So when reversing right, our left front of the car will knock into the front bumper of the car parked stationary on the left.
And so we did, but fortunately we only made his number plate a little bit crooked.
No dents/damage of any sort done.
Karma began.
1. I found a creepy crawly in my Yogurt (only after I've finished the whole damn thing!)
2. I got extremely "lucky" cos the birds decided that Im a good spot to land their droppings on.
3. Lastly, when we were making our way out of the carpark, he slammed the car into the pillar while making a sharp turn down the slope.
He must have turned too late, so the left side of the car was way too close.
I was on the passanger seat and actually anticipated the slam.
It was quite traumatic, though no external injury cos the wall was like damn close to my face and wham!
4. The stress about informing my mom bout the damage and her priceless reaction.
5. The cost of the repair. Said to cost about $1k?
So at the end of the day, we may have gotten away from the first incident where we caused the car's number plate to be crooked.
Now, mishaps befall on us like we owe the world.
about ME
I am the pastel that paints your world
Boldness is my daringness
Italic is how my imagination drifts
Underline ... go figure it out
Jernice Wong Hui Qing;
TINKERBELL
23rd Aug 1987
Virgo
Boldness is my daringness
Italic is how my imagination drifts
Underline ... go figure it out
Jernice Wong Hui Qing;
TINKERBELL
23rd Aug 1987
Virgo
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