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Posting this entry from Putrajaya. Spending 3 days here since Wednesday. I pity Wan who has to travel from Putrajaya to Selayang everyday. So, I offered to stay here, fully equipped with downloaded movies to spend my time here alone with Kamil.

I currently hate my Celcom broadband. I am so used to using Unifi at Ma's house, I forgot how slow Celcom broadband is.

Kamil is down with rashes on his face. He can't keep his hands from wanting to scratch it. I had to swaddle him at night and put his mitten on just in case he manages to pull his hands out of the swaddle (which he usually can). Pity my boy. His face is all red and itchy but he can still smile when he wakes up every morning. Ibu is falling in love with you each day, Kamil.

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I think I have watched too much tv shows during my younger years until I seldom find anything worth watching on the tv nowadays. I am bored, I usually can tell the storyline.

However, I still find Japanese dramas the best. Their storylines are never predictable. Their endings are usually the opposite. Plus, they usually only  have 11 episodes of 40minutes each. Not too draggy. I can accept the male leading character is skinny and thin trimmed eyebrows for JDramas because their male leading characters are always skinny since the Akantare time.

KDramas? I have watched almost 80 dramas since years 2002. I am not a fan of it anymore. Plus, what happen to muscular, manly heroes like Song Seung-heun and Kwon Sang-woo? People (read: women / girls) are crazy over skinny ones now? And the hair and thin trimmed eyebrows? I can't accept the transition.

What's with the frenzy about Adam and Hawa or Setia Hujung Nyawa which I kept seeing status of how sweet the drama is. I watched a few episodes online but I kept condemning at each episode, (No offense to those who like them.) and stopped watching them.

Or am I getting too old for these kind of dramas?