deelusional

There's a first for everything.

Indeed.

What an interesting first this is...

I never thought I'd make it to a day where I'd win a competition and have people walking up to me asking for pictures or autographs. But there was a first and now I'm simply counting my blessings for it and enjoying the entire process.

In JC, I landed a role in theatre which I NEVER thought I'd land. The role of a sweet teenage girl in her 16 going through the ups and downs of courtship. (I normally do dwarfs, aliens, and whatever other creature the script requires.)

When auditioning at the Toy Factory for a musical scheduled for later this year, I never imagined I would end up in the role of Poh Choo in the upcoming Little Nyonya musical at the Indoor Stadium.

I NEVER imagined I would have to show the world my HUGE forehead or would have to strut around like some pretty young sweet thing in Kebayas.

I don't think you can imagine either.

So here's something to help your imagination run wild....

GASP!

I can hear some of you screaming :

"AHHHHHHHhhh!!!~~ MY EYES!!!!!!!
Take it away! Take it Away!"

thanks man.............
(that's like the nicest picture already ok. )

Yes I know its a bit jarring. But its new and refreshing HOR????

This is going to be a super 牺牲色相 musical ok.

You should really come and watch us peel of our outer skins and bear our innermost unglam-ness on stage this coming May 16th.

I play Poh Choo, I have two sisters, one of them is Carrie and my loveliest Aunty Gwee Huay is Ann Kok whom I absolutely adore! She is so fun to be working with!

Everyone tells me its such a blessing I'm not Nyonya. What with the elfish height and Sunlight reflecting forehead. Carrie says I look more like 花木兰.

And just to soothe your eyes a little... here's Ian!

Who celebrated his FIRST birthday today!