花痴。
My Affection for Flowers.

I LOVE flowers. Flowers are such lovely and pretty creations of God. I would be smitten each time when I receive beautiful flowers from friends. Not that I always receive them, but I sometimes dream that my close friends would remember and get me a stalk of flower when we meet. Ha.. I say is a dream, a dream yet to be realised. I have to keep on dreaming...

I love to see the smile on my dear friends' face when I get them flowers. Their faces would beam with joy and elation.. I just love to plant flowery surprises for them, because I know, their life would be adorned with flamboyant flowers on that special day.

I love all kinds of flowers. I have no specific preference. I always remind my friends to buy colourful flowers for me on my funeral day, so that my funeral would not be a morbid affair. Ha. My friends should be delighted that I have passed my test on earth and moved on to somewhere higher to meet my Lord. Remember, funeral shouldn't be a mourning event filled with white chrysanthemums, lilies, roses and daisies. It should be a light hearted event which is beautified with fragrant and flamboyant flowers that make one's departure happier. =)

I guess I am a romantic girl who loves beautiful things. I love to spin sweet fairy tales with merry endings. I am rather certain that I would enjoy being a wedding planner/co-ordinator. Each wedding is a special fairy tale for a bride and a groom. I love to choreographe this fairy tale and make it memorable for the newly wed couple.. Maybe maybe.. I should seriously consider to equip myself with relavant skills and experience.. and become a wedding planner! =)


(P/S Flowers recommendation: Fresh & very affordable flowers could be bought from Ghim Moh wet market. The florist provides good services and helpful advices in the selection of flowers for a bouquet. My all time favourite is 'Flowers matter', a shope underneath the escalators in Millenia Walk. I particulary appreciate the unique wrapping of the flowers because the flowers are wrapped in thick papers like putting on a kimono dress on the flowers.)