♥ xixi ze violinist ♥: Miki's In Shanghai! (Day 1)

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival peepo! Guess you all are enjoying the full moon and eating yummy mooncakes right now!

I, sadly, didn't have the mood to celebrate this happy day with you guys because I have just dealt with the funeral of Tuya's hamster, Tommy. :'(

Tuya and Telmuun bought 2 hamsters like 2 weeks ago, which were named Teddy and Tommy. They were great friends at first, but no idea what happened, Teddy(grey colour one) started attacking Tommy (brown colour). :'(
It forbid Tommy to eat the food and started biting it.

Sayuri searched on the internet and told me it's pretty common things like that happening among hamsters because the stronger ones wanted to claim the whole cage as its own territory, so it'll kill the weaker one by attacking it. :'(

We went down to separate both of the hamsters, but by that time Tommy was already very very weak. It was breathing really slowly and painfully and it couldn't move. We didn't know what to do. Then it stopped breathing altogether and closed its eyes. :'(

At the same time, that big fat evil Teddy was eating vigorously in its cage, looking extremely evil and aggressive. Or maybe it was just me, coz I hate bullies. :( It chewed the food like some possessed mouse, like it had got brain-controlled or something. KILLER HAMSTER, it really has that look. :((((((((( I didn't even want to look at it. :'(

Tuya, Sayuri and I dug a hole at the lil garden outside our dorm and buried the lil hamster. R.I.P lil thing, I hope you'll go to heaven and live happily up there. :'(

Anyway... enough of sad topics. I'll blog about a super belated post now! Miki, one of my best friends in life + ex-roomie came to Shanghai to visit us 2 weeks ago! :D
Sooooooooo happy to see her again, I missed her dreadfully.

We spent 2 years being roommates, and we had been through a lot together. There's basically NOTHING that we wouldn't share with each other.
We cried together, laughed together, we are just like sisters!

Hello Miki! :D Her hair is so much longer now! :DDDDD

She was in India before she came to Shanghai, and she's wearing this Indian style top! :D

In the subway LOL. :D

Jimmy and the wig AHAHAHA!

Btw did I mention Miki's the real owner of Tutu? :D

She was so shocked to see Tutu grown into this huge fatty bunny hahahaha! It was still very tiny when she left last time.

She was even afraid to hold it at first.

I demonstrated to her how to take it up and here's a video of her trying hahahahaha!

After the bunny-meeting, we went to People's Square because Miki wanted to get some books to bring back to Japan.

Met Teacher Xiao Bao coincidentally on the way! :D

Some pictures of NanJing Road. :)

Super cute donut shop with this extremely real Donut doorknob! :D

I was pondering what birthday present should I give to Miki, because she loves Japanese fashion, but she can get all of them in Japan already. I wanted to give her something that she needs and at the same time she can't find in Japan.

So it was a great chance when she said she wanted to go to La'vinne to buy a new purse since her old one was broken.

I was like, "There's no La'vinne store in Japan?"

Miki: Nope!

So I immediately decided that would be the perfect present! :D

Tadaa!!

Burberry style purse! :D

And stupid me only found out I forgot to take out my bank card from the ATM machine when I cashed out that afternoon. T___T Hence it was eaten up and I had to get it back tomorrow at the bank with my passport. :'(

So I only had enough money to get the purse for Miki, but not enough to pay for my own dinner wth. T______T

I'm so sorry Miki, and thank you so much for treating me dinner! T_____T

Dinner at Ajisen Ramen. :D

Miki's tired of Indian curry after 1 week staying in India. LOL.

My fried rice!

Miki's beef rice. :D

Epic face. XD

After the dinner we rushed back to Huaihai Road to watch the Tourism Festival parade!

Jiun Hui would be standing on the Malaysia's 花车, wearing baju kurung, and wave to the crowd.

She asked for my help to take some pictures. :) So I got the camera ready and the moment I stepped out of the subway station...........

I saw THIS. O___O

Gosh, so many ppl.

And I couldn't even see what was happening out there because the parents carried the children on their shoulders, forming a really tall "wall" that even tall freak like me cannot see anything. T____T