Sick or not?

I think I am sick. Not physically sick but something's wrong with me.
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I am going to a baby-shower tomorrow and I am over-organizing it. I am not even supposed to be organizing, I was just invited! When I got the invite I quickly asked what the theme was, if there was a registry, if there were games ... I have all these ideas and I've pressured the organizer so much. I was harsh. With all my calls, emails, SMS, I could hear her say, get off my back please! But I can't help myself, I am sick.
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A friend sends me an email and I reply back with a novel. I over-analyze her message, I read between the lines and I itemize what she needs. After sending my reply, I read my sent message over and over again and I wait for a reply. I am sick.
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What is wrong with me ... am i sick? Or do I just miss work? Am I sick or do I just miss my hubby? Am I sick or am I odd?

5 Things About Me

Here are five things you probably don't know about me:

1) I am neat-freak (edited from "generally OC"). At night when everyone has gone to bed, I check to ensure that all throw-pillows are resting in the sofa the way I want them to be. I make sure all dining chairs are moved towards the table and are all aligned. I put away the clean undies by colors. I need the toilet bowls to be white-clean. I hate clutter on the floor. But almost always I am lazy to clean. So in the kitchen, I put aluminum foil on the stove top and put cling wrap on the kitchen wall tiles then just change them weekly.

2) I have a problem about sharing my personal stuff. I have been psyching myself against this since I went into a dormitory in college, but I guess no-one ever really changes totally. Some stuff I still do not feel comfortable sharing are my pillows, towels, comb, clothes, shoes, slippers, bags, lunchbox, tupperwares, my desktop, electronic gadgets.

3) I am not friendly but once I consider someone a friend, I do not give up on her easily. I give her the benefit of the doubt when she hurts me. I respect her fully - her feelings, beliefs, time, plans.

4) I do not force people. When they say No, I leave them be.

5) I am clingy. When hubby and I am on the couch watching tellie or on the bed sleeping, I need to feel that he's beside me, even if it means only our arms, our legs or our backs touching.

There you go. Hope you let me learn more about you too.

Happy V-day!

Fresh out of the oven ...

Weekend Visitors

Been busy since we got back, trying to catch up with laundry, chores, e-mails, posts and last weekend, on our first weekend back, my aunt came to Sydney for holidays. She was travelling with her husband, our wedding ninong sponsor, who was here for business trip. My 2nd-degree niece is also in Sydney from Adelaide trying out for job opportunities so we all got together and drove around the city on the Sunday. One of our stops was the famous Bondi Beach. Check this out ...